Third Way’s Wesley Whistle breaks down his latest analysis of the economic benefits a college degree gives students and society at large. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

Tiffany Jones from The Education Trust talks with Stephanie about how the solution to increasing college degree attainment goes hand-in-hand with racial equity. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

Dan Porterfield, the president and CEO of The Aspen Institute, joins us in swampED studios. He discusses the transformative power of education and bringing more low-income, first-generation, and students of color into higher ed. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

In honor of National School Counseling Week, we're giving this year's School Counselor of the Year finalists the mic — get to know Roberto Aguilar, Jan Desmarais-Morse, Desiré DeSoto, Nwakaego Edordu Oriji, and Sarah Kirk.

We sit down with School Counselor of the Year Brian Coleman from Chicago. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

The Center for American Progress’ Scott Sargrad sits down with Eric and Stephanie to talk about how newly elected governors can show they’re serious about education. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

Third Way’s Tamara Hiler joins Eric, Stephanie, and Kyle in swampED studios to talk about reauthorizing the Higher Education Act. Tamara shares her insights on improving higher education accountability, including what we can learn from No Child Left Behind. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

As the year draws to a close, Eric talks with Evan Stone, the co-founder and co-CEO of Educators for Excellence, about the biggest issues on educators’ minds, including unions and economic security. As always, we end with our Moment of Hope.

The average military-connected child will move six to nine times, attending different schools along the way. Dr. Mary Keller, president of the Military Child Education Coalition, joins Eric in swampED studios to share how educators and school counselors can better support these students. As always we end with our Moment of Hope.

Kyle and Eric sit down with Beth Breger, Executive Director of Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America (LEDA), to talk about how LEDA is helping more diverse students attend our nation’s most selective colleges. Also joining us in swampED studios is LEDA Scholar and Georgetown University student, Jarian Lee. As always we end with our Moment of Hope.