Ken Robinson's Blog, page 7

“We don’t want a caste system for creativity.” Enjoyed talking with Kate Magee for this article in Campaign magazine.

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Now playing on #Netflix Finding Your Element with Sir Ken Robinson (2013)

On September 25th 2015, 193 world leaders will commit to the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. 17 goals to achieve 3 extraordinary things in the next 15 years. End extreme poverty. Fight inequality and injustice. Fix climate change. If every school in the world teaches children about these goals, we will help them become the generation that changed the world.

More info: https://www.tes.com/worldslargestlesson/

Canada’s Most Listened To Spiritual Talk Show Since 2003

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My new book, Creative Schools, is now available in print, e-book and audio book. Very pleased to discuss is with the great team at CBS This Morning.

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I really enjoyed recording this interview for the recent TED Radio Hour on NPR on creativity. I’m particularly delighted that Dame Gillian Lynn is in the piece too retelling with me the story of her discovery as a child that she wasn’t ‘sick’, she was a dancer.

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The full program also features  interviews with Sting, Elizabeth Gilbert and Charles Limb.

Here are links for streaming and for downloading on iTunes.

http://www.npr.org/programs/ted-radio-hour/351538855/the-source-of-creativity

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/npr-ted-radio-hour-podcast/id523121474?mt=2

Enjoyed this interview with Sarah Montague at BBC Radio Four part of the new series on The Educators.

I even got to revisit my old elementary school in Liverpool.

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When we launched in Finding Your Element in the UK, I went to BBC Radio 2 in London for an interview and call-in with Paddy O Connell. This is how it went:

I enjoyed this interview in Paris with with for Aurora Velez for Learning World. Hope you do too.

I was honored and delighted to be interviewed recently on the BBC’s Desert Island Discs, the longest running radio interview show in the world. Listen to the show, but also take a look round the Desert Island Discs website. It’s fascinating.

Listen here.