Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with Dr. Rhea Boyd, a pediatrician and child and community health advocate, and Dr. Cedric Rutland, a Board Certified Pulmonary and Critical Care Physician based in Southern California, to discuss if the best way to reopen schools and places of business is to create a "herd immunity" by getting vaccinated.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with therapist Dr. Victoria Grinman to discuss how trauma-informed practices can help our students and their families deal with the trauma and grief they may be experiencing during the pandemic.

Kevin Boston-Hill talks with Dr. Ianthe Dunn-Murad, a clinical audiologist and adjunct assistant professor of speech, language, and hearing sciences, to discuss the growing health concern of hearing loss and its impact on our children and schools.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with English teacher Phoebe Eligon-Jones about the impact COVID-19 has had on her and her students and how she maintains high standards for her students regardless of the internal and external problems of the day.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with Jenn David-Lang, creator of The Main Idea, a collection of education book summaries and professional development ideas delivered monthly, about expectations in education and possible directions.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with former principal, educational coach, and author of the renowned publication, The Marshall Memo, Kim Marshall, about the future of education and teacher supervision.

Kevin Boston-Hill talks with Patrick Patterson, Manager of the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse, and Chicago Spoken Word Artist Harold Green, on the importance of fathers taking active parts in their children's academic development, even during trying times like a pandemic.

Kevin Boston-Hill talks with clinical psychologist Linda McGhee about how to recognize trauma in our students and ways to treat that trauma at home or in school.

Kevin Boston-Hill talks with Maureen Reyes, Executive Director, AP Program Management at the College Board, about how the AP Computer Science Principles course has led to an increase in women and students of color in college STEM courses.

"Girl-Dad" Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with author Kenya Hunt about her book of personal essays, "Girl, Gurl, Grrl - On Womanhood and Belonging in the Age of Black Girl Magic," in which she explores the impact and importance of women throughout history.