Naylor's Natter Podcast- an education podcast .

Phil Naylor speaks with Lee Elliot Major about *Equity in education: Levelling the playing field of learning*, and Major says schools are facing "Dickensian" conditions as children arrive cold, hungry, and without sleep.

Phil Mailer uses Naylor's Natter to talk with Pete Foster about What Do New Teachers Need to Know?

["Barry Smith says \"A PowerPoint has never, ever saved a school,\" and uses that line to argue that training and modeling matter more than September slides.", "He tells Phil Naylor that deputies in troubled schools often do not know the full trust pressure behind a head teacher's decisions, so their options may be more limited than they look.", "Naylor brings practical examples from his own school, including a \"I'm very polite to you\" script, capital-city questions on wet break, and morning briefings for visiting supply teachers.", "The discussion ends on house style, corridor greetings, end-of-lesson routines, and the idea that a head should model teaching instead of outsourcing the basics to PowerPoint."]

Rachel Johnson joins Phil Naylor on Naylor's Natter to discuss her John Catt book Time to Think: The Things That Stop Us and How to Deal With Them.

Sam Crome joins Phil on Nailers Netter to discuss The Power of Teams: How to Create and Lead Thriving School Teams, a 304-page John Catt book.

Nailers Netter interviews Jay Schroeder about Teach From Your Best Self, a Routledge book built around teacher well-being rather than adding more techniques for students.

Dominic Salles describes writing an unofficial Ofsted survival guide after his school moved from about 10 years of repeated RI inspections to a good judgment.

On this Nailer's Natter episode, host Phil Naylor and returning co-host Emma Greenwood interview Ben Carlin about The Teaching and Learning Playbook, a book he co-wrote with Michael Feeley that breaks 105 classroom techniques into one-page 'four element' summaries with matching video demonstrations.

Phil Naylor is pulled out of self-declared retirement to interview Nick Hart, executive headteacher of two Maidenhead schools, about his Bloomsbury book "Impact: A Five-Part Framework for Making a Difference in Schools." Hart walks through his five domains, climate, systems, colleagues' behavior, colleagues' knowledge and outcomes, arguing school improvement is never a simple cause-and-effect fix.

In this Nailer's Natter interview, host Phil Naylor talks with education writer Martin Robinson about his John Catt book Curriculum Revolutions, built around a three-ring 'curriculum wheel' that starts with audit and review.

Naylor’s Natter Podcast features Toria Bono discussing Tiny Voice Talks, a Crown House education book with 37 contributors.

Naylor's Natter host discusses Stephen Lane's book Beyond Wiping Noses, which applies academic research and evidence-based practice to pastoral leadership in schools.

In the final episode of Naylor's Natter, host Phil Naylor looks back on three years of the podcast before handing over to head teacher Sam Strickland and deputy Andrew Perman to discuss Strickland's book, "The Behaviour Manual." Strickland argues the head teacher must personally own a school's behaviour culture, comparing overloaded staff to "a brand new bottle of water" that overflows once too much is poured in.

Emma Turner explains to Phil Naylor why primary education should be treated as distinct from secondary education, serving children from toddlerhood to adolescence.

In this crossover episode of Tea and Teaching, hosts Mike and Arthur interview Phil Naylor of Naylor's Natter about why he's ending his podcast after three years and 160 episodes to focus on his new book, "Naylor's Natter: the book." Phil describes pitching the idea to Bloomsbury editor Hannah Marston after realizing his back catalogue of guests, from Doug Lemov to E.D.

Host Phil Naylor interviews teacher Harry Hudson about his journey in education and his new book 'Must Do Better'.

Phil Naylor and co-host Bernie Kay interview educational expert Doug Lemov about his revised book 'Teach Like a Champion 3.0' and his recent works on online teaching and coaching.

Phil Naylor hosts a discussion with two veteran teachers about their book celebrating teachers who make a difference, sharing their combined 70+ years of experience.

Host Phil Naylor interviews Andrew Cowley about his book 'The Wellbeing Curriculum' and discusses embedding children's wellbeing in primary schools with guest Lisa Fathers.