Michael Harr and Lifelong Learning

Michael and I sit down for an insightful conversation in the audio booth at the Northside public library. He walks us through what teaching (or guiding) land management to Montessori students looks like as well as coaching ultimate frisbee. We hit on both physical and mental preparation, reading and writing, as well as fostering an appreciation for the outdoors. Michael is super well spoken and I hope you enjoy the conversation.

References:

Providence Montessori

Sleepy Time Tea and Children of Ruin

Enders Game

Dingbats Pizza and local collaboration

Philmont Scout Ranch

Mischa Mokwa backpacking loop

Follow ups:

Running and writing

Shout Outs:

Tony Powers, Electric Beige, and keep an eye out for his work in Yellow Springs

Andrew Fisher and Good Hands Bread Co. (Dayton, OH)

Feather Bowling at The Silos (Dayton, OH)

Thank you to those of you who are listening and passing along constructive criticism! It is helping me immensely to push this project in a direction that is satisfying for myself and enjoyable to others.