The Community Corner podcast: using Edutainment to create engaging community experiences
Wavetable founder Howard recently appeared on the Community Corner podcast run by the team at Bevy and CMX Summit.
In this episode, host Beth McIntyre and Howard discussed
- What we can learn from James Bond films when kicking off your event, workshop, or conference
- Tips on how to quickly and easily make your community gathering more fresh and exciting
- The value in offering different language to the people we serve
- Why Edutainment gets a bad rep, and what’s so exciting about its new chapter
Grab the episode below:
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