Leading the Early Years for the Future Podcast

Join Dr. Amie Fabry as she celebrates the trailblazers revolutionizing early childhood education. In each episode, delve into the inspiring journeys of leaders dedicated to crafting environments where young minds flourish. Discover their leadership insights, the challenges they’ve conquered, and their unwavering commitment to making a difference. Whether you’re a teacher, leader, parent, or professional supporting children’s development, these stories aim to connect, encourage, and inspire you to lead with purpose. Together, we hold the collective responsibility of nurturing our youngest citizens, ensuring they have the foundation to thrive today and into the future. Tune in and be part of the movement shaping the future of early childhood education! See more or request a session at www.thelearningfuture.com

Leading the Early Years for the Future Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 21 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Leading the Early Years for the Future Podcast, a education show with 21 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  S2E10 - Heather Bernt-Santy: The Importance of Play Advocacy

  Jul 1, 202533 minS2

  <p >What if the most effective form of advocacy isn’t about convincing others, but about modelling intention and sharing curiosity in the everyday moments of our practice?</p><p >How might our own playful engagement as adults rekindle both our resilience and our capacity to truly lead in the early years?<br></p><p >📘 Episode Summary</p><p >In this heartfelt and energising episode of Leading the Early Years for the Future, Amie Fabry is joined by play advocate, educator, and a podcast host Heather Bernt-Santy. With over three decades of experience in early childhood education, Heather shares her deep...

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  Episode #9

  S2E9 - Carry Hansell: Reclaiming the Human in Education

  Jun 24, 202551 minS2

  <p >What if burnout isn’t personal failure—but a signal that the system needs to evolve?</p><p >How might our schools and workplaces transform if we centred emotional awareness and regulation in professional practice?</p><p ></p><p >🎙️ Episode Summary</p><p >In this powerful and deeply human conversation, host Amie Fabry is joined by Carry Hansell, educator and lead health practitioner at Atriba Collective. Carry shares her personal journey from classroom burnout to becoming a passionate advocate for educator wellbeing. Together, they explore how our emotional, mental, and physical states directly impact the way we lead, teach, and conne...

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  Episode #8

  S2E8 - Ciara Conran: Leading with Courage and Curriculum

  Jun 17, 202537 minS2

  <p >What if leadership in early childhood wasn’t about having the answers, but about cultivating the courage to ask better questions—of children, educators, and ourselves? In a sector where change can feel slow, how might your voice, your email, or your conversation be the catalyst for systemic transformation? 🎙️ Episode Summary In this inspiring episode of Leading the Early Years for the Future, host Amie Fabry sits down with Ciara Conran, a passionate educational leader and advocate for the early childhood sector. Together, they explore Ciara’s journey from educator to curriculum leader across five services, delving into her commitment...

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  Episode #7

  S2E7 - Adam Christie: Leading Through Vision, Values & Vulnerability

  Jun 10, 202537 minS2

  <p >In this rich and heartfelt conversation, host Dr Amie Fabry speaks with Adam Christie, early childhood educator, leader, consultant, and co-author of Redefining Planning and Assessment. Together, they explore the layered journey of leadership in early childhood education, emphasising the intertwining of personal and professional identities. Adam reflects on the pivotal role of values-led leadership, the importance of pedagogical companionship, and how educators can create brave, vulnerable spaces that lead to deeper professional reflection. He encourages leaders to “play the long game”—to slow down, listen to context, and co-construct meaningful change with children, families, and colleagues. The conversation touche...

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  Episode #6

  Sam Jockel: Leading at Home: The Real Work of Raising Whole Humans

  Jun 3, 202551 minS2

  <p >In this heartfelt and deeply reflective episode of Leading the Early Years for the Future, host Dr Amie Fabry is joined by Sam Jockel, CEO of ParentTV and co-creator of the documentary Seen. Sam opens up about her personal and professional journey—from building one of Australia’s most trusted parenting platforms to confronting the uncomfortable truths of modern parenting.</p><p >Together, they unpack the emotional labour of parenting, the disconnect between intention and presence, and how our cultural obsession with productivity often comes at the cost of connection. Sam shares her hard-won insights on family leadership, self-awareness, and...

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