The conversation continues with Erikk Aldridge of Rockstars Baseball about helping students athletes navigate the road from youth sports to high school and college. Dr. Carroll also talks about the case of Seth Towns and getting everything out of the college years of athletic eligibility.

In this episode Dr. Carroll reflects on the family journey with sports and talks about pitfalls to avoid when it comes to spending resources and pushing student athletes. Erikk Aldridge, founder of Rockstar Baseball, joins the show to share his experience guiding parents along the sports path and lessons he learned with his own student-athletes

Dr. Carroll talks about attending a milestone reunion and why they are important along with graduations. Dr. Anthony Sparks stops by to talk about delivering the commencement address at his alma mater.

Dr. J talks about planning the summer for your student, a case study of Rutgers and how they avoided police force with their student encampment, and thoughts on teachers being able to arm themselves

Dr. Carroll talks about what has been happening since he last sat in front of a microphone, the educational opportunities of studying the student encampments at universities, and finally some early tips on the new admissions cycle about to begin

Dr. Carroll reflects on what needs to happen in public education so that we prevent the ability for teachers to prepare students to be informed citizens and global humans. Dr. Tyrone Howard joins for a conversation on preparing teachers

Dr. Carroll reflects on annual trip to historic sites of the Civil Rights Movement and takeaways from being able to see these historic venues in-person

More states are joining the group where DEI is not welcome, recommendations to get away and disconnect during Spring Break, and a conversation

A life update on the family blessings for Team Carroll, notes on the end of admissions season, why Black students SHOULD be looking to stay away from Florida colleges, and a note on the entertainment industry's award season

After giving some life updates Dr. Carroll talks about expanding the focus of Black History Month and how all students can feel connected to it.