In this special edition, Dave Monaco talks to higher ed expert Jeff Selingo about his new book "Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions". This is from a live web event that was sponsored by independent schools for their parent communities to attend.

In this episode, Omari Hayes '21 and Mr. Monaco are finally able to check in with each other and discuss goals for this season's episodes of From Our Angle.

In this episode, Dave Monaco talks to Joli Robinson, former Director of Community Affairs and Youth Outreach - Dallas Police Department, about the difficult conversations that happen at the intersection of police and citizens.

In this episode, Dave talks to Michelle Kinder, former Executive Director of Momentous Institute and new Parish parent, about having difficult conversations.

In this episode, Dave Monaco talks to Kerri Schuster and Kelly Weber with Sacred Heart Academy Bryn Mawr about their Courageous Conversations program started by students in 2017.

In this episode of From My Angle, Dave Monaco talks to Dame Evelyn Glennie about the power of listening.

Dave Monaco kicks off Season 4 with Word of Mouth Marketing and community design experts Geno Church and Hugh Weber. Dave's writing and podcasting theme for the 2020-21 school year is Together and he'll explore that throughout the season of From My Angle.

Dave Monaco follows up his June episode with another discussion with a Head of School peer. Noni Thomas López is the head of Gordon School in Providence, RI. Noni and Dave were colleagues 25 years at Ravenscroft School in North Carolina and have a chance to catch up as well as talk in detail about planning for the 2020-21 school year in such unusual times.

Dave Monaco talks with Ann Klotz, Head of Laurel School in Shaker Heights, OH. They talk about Ann's education in independent schools, background in the arts and her 17 years as a leader of a school with a similar mission as Parish's.

Mr. Monaco is joined by co-host Omari Hayes '21 as well as Chase Barclay '20, Evan Brown '21 and Blair Messman '21 to discuss recent events related to social justice.