The preceding five episodes focused on different issues, questions, and ideas that arise from the notion that school education is to be primarily about student well-being. In this final episode, the host of the series, Thomas Falkenberg, draws together these ideas and the responses to these issues and questions from the invited guests of the preceding episodes.

In this fifth episode, the guests explore questions of curriculum and pedagogy that arise from the idea of making school education primarily about student well-being.

This fourth episode focuses on the well-being of professionals who work in schools and school divisions, particularly on the well-being of school administrators and school psychologists.

In this third episode, the guests explore the role of community in which a school is located and the understanding of schools as organizations when pursuing the idea of making school education primarily about student well-being.

The guests in this second episode explore questions of foundational nature that arise from the idea of making school education primarily about student well-being.

In this first episode, the host of the series, Thomas Falkenberg, introduces the podcast series Well-Being in School.

Octavius sits down with the President of UMSU Tracy Karuhogo to discuss intersectionality, feminism and Black History month both in Winnipeg and in the international community.

Octavius sits down with ACMP founder Dr Warren Clarke to discuss black history month. He also gets to discuss some of his work in Toronto.

Part 2 of Octavius' discussion with Dr Jacques Aymeric Nsangou focuses on African resistance to slavery and fortification.

Octavius sits down with Dr Jacques Aymeric Nsangou to discuss Field Research and his interesting work.