Hey There Everyone,

In this episode I get to chop it up with Mr. Hill, an educator and artist. He discusses his journey in education and the importance of representation. He emphasizes the impact that Black male teachers can have on students, both those who identify with them and those who don't. Mr. Hill shares his passion for teaching and his desire to leave a positive impact on the future generation. He also talks about his love for art and the mediums he works with. The conversation highlights the importance of patience, empathy, and seeing the potential in students. Its a dope one.

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Chapters

00:00 The Impact of Black Male Figures in Schools

03:31 Teaching Kindergarten and High School

04:38 Creating an Ideal School

05:55 The Need for More Black Male Figures

07:28 The Impact of Representation

08:20 Advice for Younger Self

11:59 Mr. Hill's Artistic Medium

13:12 Finding Mr. Hill's Work

13:56 Recommended Books

14:33 Mr. Hill's Music Playlist

18:39 Outro