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.

In this episode Dr. Carroll breaks down pieces of the educational concepts that President-Elect Trump has put forward as he prepares to return to the White House. He also talks with dancer/actor/director Keena Ferguson Frasier about growing up in a creative household and being able to pivot.

In this episode, Dr. Carroll discusses the aftermath of the election and the influence of power on the voting behavior of the electorate. He also analyzes what the behavior of Trump supporters in the days after the election potentially means for schools and students.

In this episode Dr. Carroll breaks down the ways normalized hate speech filters down into schools and the behavior of children. Tony Hinchcliffe's remarks at Madison Square Garden and Ryan Girdusky's remarks to Mehdi Hasan on CNN are noted as examples.

In this episode Dr. Carroll gives an update on what has kept him away for the last three weeks from kicking off school fundraising to chairing the Pollyanna Conference, he also grapples with the recent loss of a student

In this episode Dr. Carroll talks about the experience of being on a recruiting visit and also the impact of attending the NOVA Music Festival exhibit in Los Angeles

In this episode Dr. Carroll addresses the impacts of the divisive, othering language being used by the Presidential and VP candidates of the Republican Party in addition to talking about a new testing policy being implemented by LAUSD