In this podcast, Wylie Interviews Brian Huskie of Huskie's Heroes, an army veteran who served in Iraq, teaches English to refugee children and has a learner-centered after school program.

You can view his website here: http://brianhuskie.com/

In this episode, Jerry interviews Peter Gray, a Research Professor at Boston College. They discuss the history of modern education, the psychological impacts of the traditional school system, and why self-directed education works. Peter also discusses his new organization, the Alliance for Self-Directed Education.

In this episode Peter Berg interviews several students from democratic schools at the 2017 AERO Conference. The Students are from The Highland School and The New School.

Jerry talks about the basics of learner-centered education with the Radio Program "My Hometown" on WHPC.

Jerry discusses starting your own school, and tells incredible stories with Nancy Tilton & Gleamer Sullivan.

Ever wanted to start your own learner centered school? Ever though about it? Jerry walks you through what the AERO School Starters Course entails, and how it can help you achieve your dream.

Register here: http://www.educationrevolution.org/store/resources/startanalternative/

Akilah Richards is a writer, mama, partner, digital nomad, and unschooling activist. She is the host of the Fare of the Free Child Podcast, where she supports, connects, and highlights people of color designing their own liberation through Self-Directed Education and love-centered community building.

You can find the podcast at www.akilahsrichards.com/podcast/ and her website at www.akilahsrichards.com

On this episode, Jerry talks to Manisha Snoyer, the founder of CottageClass, about networking microschools, and how she helps people start and market their schools.

In this episode of the Education Revolution Podcast Jerry interviews Roopa Reddy. Roopa traveled around the world to see 18 schools in her journey to learn more about learner-centered approaches to education.

They discuss where she went, what she saw, what she learned, and how it could applied to the public school system.

In this episode Jerry tells the story of the first AERO project, traveling over the frozen tundra of Canada to help the Keewaywin start their first school.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keewaywin_First_Nation