Dr. Carroll laments the tragic death of Caleb Wilson during a suspected hazing incident, digs into what we can take away from Pasadena Unified School District eliminating positions, and the value of the State of the People event hosted by Joy Ann Reid and Angela Rye

Dr. Carroll takes a victory lap over the Eagles Super Bowl win, talks about the dangers of teen parties and student protests after recent violence and talks to comedian Chris Spencer about his development from strictly standup to multihyphenate talent

In this episode Dr. Carroll gets ready for the Big Game reflecting on his favorite Eagles and then talking Bird Gang and sports parenting with actor Sean Patrick Thomas

In this episode Dr. Carroll talks about the effective end of application season for Class of '25 students and lessons learned as a parent. Yetunde Daniels Rubenstein of Arising Education Consultants stops by to talk about working with families on the college journey.

In this episode Dr. Carroll talks about his opposition to the Trump administrations executive orders removing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs from government offices and what that will mean for other institutions. As a case study of why DEI is important Dr. Carroll looks into the case of school shooter Solomon Henderson and some of the writings he left behind

Dr. Carroll speaks with Maud Arnold of the Syncopated Ladies about her journey to building a life around tap dancing and the arts.

Dr. Carroll welcomes back Dr. Rodney Glasgow and Priyanka Rupani to talk about the legacy of the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC). Dr. Carroll also talks about the sticky situation the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) finds itself in after speakers at the People of Color Conference (PoCC) are targeted for controversial remarks

In this episode Dr. Carroll reflects on his final year as a faculty member of the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC) and the mentors that helped shape him and the conference. He also discusses UCLA rising percentage of Black and Latino students as well as CA introducing the first Southeast Asian curriculum.

In this episode Dr. Carroll digs into how the proposed tax-credit in education may be taken in advantage of from a number of perspectives. Jennifer Rivers also stops by to talk college admissions as we draw closer to early decision applicants receiving notifications.

In this episode Dr. Carroll responds to the report and footage of Beverly Hills HS students marching down the halls with Trump/MAGA regaila intimidating Black students and teachers during election week. Private School Village (PSV) Founder Lisa Johnson returns to the show to talk about organizing in the face of the election results.