Tiger Talk is an AWARD WINNING podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School of Innovation in Springdale, Arkansas. The theme of Season 6 is #go2ARfestivals. The hosts of Tiger Talk, and their guests, will encourage families to get outside and enjoy the fun festivals that are held in Arkansas. This season's intro song was composed and played by 4th grade EAST student Kaylee.

Today, Emerie, Janette, and Rodrick interview Mary Howse, event director at the 1905 Basin Park Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and organizer of the Ozark Mountain Music Festival. The #OzMoMuFest takes place January 16-19 and is winter's only outdoor festival that is held indoors. To purchase tickets for the festival, check out their website https://ozarkmountainmusicfestival.com/
**We want our listeners to know that Kids 0-12 are welcome to attend the festival for free and they are asked to leave by 8 pm on Friday and Saturday. The cost for kids ages 13-18 is $20 for the weekend.

Tiger Talk has exciting news! Thanks to our Tiger Talk fam, The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative presented Tiger Talk with ARKAST Awards in three categories!! Tiger Talk was selected as The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative's ARKAST Award winner for Best Education Podcast and Best Kids and Family Podcast. Gabby, the host of season 5, was named Young Podcaster of the Year! The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative celebrates excellence in podcasting in the American South.

Tiger Talk is an AWARD WINNING podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School of Innovation in Springdale, Arkansas. The theme of Season 6 is #go2ARfestivals. The hosts of Tiger Talk, and their guests, will encourage families to get outside and enjoy the fun festivals that are held in Arkansas. This season's intro song was composed and played by 4th grade EAST student Kaylee.

Today, the hosts of Tiger Talk interview Healey Ikerd, Licensed Professional Counselor and author, about the benefits of being outside and traveling with family.

Tiger Talk has exciting news! Thanks to our Tiger Talk fam, The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative presented Tiger Talk with ARKAST Awards in three categories!! Tiger Talk was selected as The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative's ARKAST Award winner for Best Education Podcast and Best Kids and Family Podcast. Gabby, the host of season 5, was named Young Podcaster of the Year! The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative celebrates excellence in podcasting in the American South.

Tiger Talk is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School of Innovation in Springdale, Arkansas. The theme of Season 6 is #go2ARfestivals. The hosts of Tiger Talk, and their guests, will encourage families to get outside and enjoy the fun festivals that are held in Arkansas. This season's intro song was composed and played by 4th grade EAST student Kaylee.

Today, you will Meet the Hosts: Emerie, Janette, and Rodrick, and hear what to expect during Season 6 of Tiger Talk!

Tiger Talk has exciting news! The Arkansas Podcast Collaborative celebrates excellence in podcasting in the American South, and Tiger Talk has been nominated for FIVE ARKAST Awards. Stay tuned to find out if Tiger Talk ROARS at the ARKAST Awards ceremony on Thursday, November 14th.

Tiger Talk is a podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School in Springdale, Arkansas.
This season, Brayden, Gabby, and Emerie have discussed the 7 Learner Qualities that Tyson Tigers use to get out of the Learning Pit.
During this farewell episode, Emerie interviews Gabby and Brayden. After recording 61 episodes together, this is their final episode of Tiger Talk. Be sure to listen for Gabby's exciting announcement. The episode also features an intro. song that was composed by Felix, a 5th grade EAST student at JTE.

Tiger Talk is a podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School in Springdale, Arkansas.
During Season 5, Brayden, Gabby, and Emerie are discussing the Learner Qualities that Tyson Tigers use to get out of the Learning Pit.
In this episode, Gabby, Emerie, and 4th grade students Aubri and Vivian discuss the Learner Quality Thinking. Vivian and Aubri share part of their TedEd Talk that they wrote during JTE's TedEd Club. The episode also features an intro. song that was composed by Felix, a 5th grade EAST student at JTE.

Tiger Talk is a podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School in Springdale, Arkansas.
During Season 5, Brayden, Gabby, and Emerie are discussing the Learner Qualities that Tyson Tigers use to get out of the Learning Pit.
In this episode, Gabby, Emerie, Brayden, Dr. Shelly Poage, proud principal of John Tyson Elementary School, and Derek Wenmoth, one of New Zealand's foremost future-focused thinkers, discuss the Learner Quality Reflect. The episode also features an intro. song that was composed by Felix, a 5th grade EAST student at JTE.

Tiger Talk is a podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School in Springdale, Arkansas.
During Season 5, Brayden, Gabby, and Emerie are discussing the Learner Qualities that Tyson Tigers use to get out of the Learning Pit.
In this episode, Gabby, Emerie, Brayden, and Dr. Carrie Bradow, Director of ESL Programming and Services and Assistant Director of Professional Development for Springdale Public Schools, discuss the Learner Quality Connect. The episode also features an intro. song that was composed by Felix, a 5th grade EAST student at JTE.

Tiger Talk is a podcast that is written and produced by 4th and 5th grade EAST students at John Tyson Elementary School in Springdale, Arkansas.
During Season 5, Brayden, Gabby, and Emerie are discussing the Learner Qualities that Tyson Tigers use to get out of the Learning Pit.
In this episode, Gabby, Emerie, Brayden, and Ms. Julia Crane, District Elementary Science Curriculum Specialist for Springdale Public Schools, discuss the Learner Quality Wonder. The episode also features an intro. song that was composed by Felix, a 5th grade EAST student at JTE.