Behind the Podium

How to Deal with a Cry Baby at Work

by Dan O'Connor

A simple 3-step process for dealing with people who use crying as a defense mechanism.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS; Swamp and Circumstance

by Kathy Z Price

<div id="mod-article-header" class="mod-nytimesarticleheader mod-articleheader"><h1> </h1></div><div class="mod-nytimesarticlebyline mod-articlebyline"><span>NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW</span></div><div class="mod-nytimesarticlebyline mod-articlebyline"><span>By Stephen Sigmund</span><br><span class="pubdate">Published: May 19, 2002</span></div><div class="mod-nytimesarticlebyline mod-articlebyline">THE BOURBON STREET MUSICIANS</div><div class="mod-nytimesarticlebyline mod-articlebyline">By Kathy Price.</div><div class="mod-nytimesarticlebyline mod-articlebyline">Illustrated by Andrew Glass.</div><p> </p>

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How to Turn a Traditional Indian Story Into a Children’s Picture Book

by Kathy Z Price

The Art of Culturally Ethical Re-tellings<br>

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About Our Name

Yes, we know there's a difference between a lectern and a podium. A lectern is the stand upon which a speaker can hold their notes. It often holds the microphone. A podium is the platform. A stage.

Our name, Behind the Podium is meant to convey that there's a lot that happens backstage, before a speaker ever gets in front of an audience. Behind the Podium can give you, the reader, some insight about how a speaker got to the podium, and what they're doing behind the scenes.

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