Hi, I'm Cassidy.

And I'm April, and together we are fashion historians, friends, and co-hosts of Dress,

The History of Fashion, a podcast about why the clothes we wear matter throughout history

and around the world.

From the cultural and societal to the personal and often political, with each episode we explore

the multitude of meanings quite literally sewn into the clothes we wear.

Please join us in unraveling the hidden histories residing in your closet.

New episodes are available on Wednesdays and our dressed classic episodes re-air each Friday

on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you listen to your favorite shows.

Well, hello there. I'm Nurse Moe, and welcome to Mo's Monday Minute, a shorty episode of the Straight A Nursing podcast where I share

a quick tip you can start using to improve your practice or habits right away. For more

in-depth topics, check up the episodes that I release on Thursdays. So last week, I kicked off my

behind-the-badge type of episode where I'm looking at different

nursing careers that aren't necessarily right there at the bedside and exploring what those

are because when I was a student, I really didn't have a lot of exposure to those alternative

pathways.

And I just find that really interesting, all the different things that a nurse can

do. So I kicked that off last week talking about my role as a clinical nurse educator. So in this

most Monday minute, we're going to be talking about teaching and learning because even if you're not

a specific clinical nurse educator, guess what you are at the bedside? You are an educator. You are

teaching loads of patients, families, and also other nurses. But a lot of your teaching is to

patients and their families. So one thing to understand is that most of the patients that we're

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