It's election night and Distinguished Professors of History Lisa Tetrault and Allan Lichtman shed some light on voter governance, the history of voting in the United States, and a special election prediction based on scientific models is made.

Victor-Luis Vizcaino is an aspiring Anesthesiologist. Currently he is finishing up medical school and is working on getting matched in a Residency program. In this episode, Mr. Vizcaino discusses his journey to medical school, the process of medical school, and the importance of mentorship. You can follow his medical school journey on Twitter.

Sofía De Jesús is currently a STEM teacher. She is also a gamer, coder, author, and mathematician. Ms. De Jesús embodies the joy of teaching STEM. In this episode, she discusses being Latina in STEM, how students need to see themselves, and diversity recruitment. She is currently working on her PhD and her book “Practical Computational Thinking with Python” is out December 2020. You can find her on social media or www.thenerdygeek.org

October is ADHD Awareness Month. Russell A. Barkley, Ph.D., is a world renowned expert on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or ADD) in children and adults. Currently, Dr. Barkley is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Virginia Treatment Center for Children and Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center. Additionally, he has written several books, and other publications. In this episode, Dr. Barkley discusses ADHD in depth. You can find out more about Dr. Barkley on www.russellbarkley.org

Danielle Holley-Walker is a Harvard educated lawyer and Dean of Howard University School of Law. She also teaches first year law students. In this episode, Dean Holley-Walker discusses inclusion and diversity in law school and the law profession. Dean Holley-Walker has written numerous essays and a book, “Critical Race Theory & Civil Procedure;” expected out Fall 2021. Currently, she also has a manuscript in the works. Additionally, Dean Holley-Walker sits with her other "sister Deans" on the panel of Law Deans on the Antiracist Clearinghouse Project for the Association of American Law Schools. (AALS). Howard University (HU) School Of Law is part of a consortium of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and is world renowned. HU Law is well known for their contribution to laws in the United States that advance equity, and inclusion in the law and beyond. You can find Dean Holley-Walker contributing to that mission both at the law school and on social media.

Noelle Palmer is a Mental Health professional in Minnesota. She also is a Caucasian mom of an adopted black son. In this episode, Noelle discusses such topics as racial reconciliation, mental health policing, and adoption. She’s the author of that now viral Facebook post regarding her experience with her son. She continues to advocate for racial reconciliation.

Brad Weinstein is co-author of “Hacking School Discipline.” He is also the Chief Innovation Officer and a co-founder of BehaviorFlip. BehaviorFlip is a software based on restorative justice practices in schools. Brad has been a teacher and in charge of curriculum design and instruction. In this episode l, he discusses some best practices for restorative justice in schools. You can find him sharing memes on social media via TeacherGoals.

Professor Julie E. McConnell, Esq is a Clinical Law Professor and Director of the Children’s Defense Clinic at University of Richmond School of Law. In this episode, she speaks on the topic of juvenile representation and related issues. She frequently speaks and gives trainings on best practices in juvenile law. Prior to becoming a lawyer, she worked in the community as an organizer, was a counselor, and special education teacher.

Dr. Valerie Fitzhugh is an Associate Professor of Pathology, Immunology, and Laboratory Medicine at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. She is a clinical Pathologist who specializes in bone and soft tissue pathology and cytopathology. In addition, she is an Associate Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, is the Interim Chair of the Department of Pathology, Immunology, and Laboratory Medicine at Rutgers and the Interim Chair at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School as well. Adding to the many hats she wears, Dr. Fitzhugh is also the Chair and Medical Director of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the Clara Maass Medical Center. In this episode she discusses being a black woman in Medicine, Pathology, and as a Professor. She also discusses pathologies of different diseases, such as Colon and Ovarian Cancer. Lastly, she discusses her recommendations for building a more diverse pipeline in the field of Pathology. Dr. Fitzhugh has received various accolades, including 2017, 2018, 2019 Golden Apple Teaching Award Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey-New Jersey Medical School, 2017 Top Five Featured Pathologist, 40 Under Forty 2017 from the American Society of Clinical Pathology and the Pathology Power List by The Pathologist Magazine in 2016, 2018, and 2019. You can find her on Twitter using the platform to inform, educate, and attract people to the field of Pathology.

Russell James "RJ" Ledet, PhD has lived a full life thus far. He is a US Navy veteran, has his PhD in molecular oncology and is currently in medical school while obtaining his MBA. He is also a loving husband and dedicated father. In this episode, RJ Ledet,PhD discusses his life journey to medical school, including how the hospital where he was a former security officer and now works as a medical student. Additionally, Dr. RJ discusses representation in the field of medicine. Dr. Ledet's story can be seen in The Kelly Clarkson Show, the Washington Post, People's Magazine, Good Morning America, the BBC, CNN, Teen Vogue, NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, and the CBS Evening news with Scott Pelley and more. He is the Co-founder and President of The 15 Whitecoats. The 25 Whitecoats is a nonprofit organization promoting positive images and mentorship for the youth of tomorrow. For more, visit www.The15Whitecoats.org.