In episode #10, we sit with Andrea Lakly of McIntosh High School. Andrea tells about her love of teaching The Great Gatsby and August Wilson's Fences.

In episode #9 we sit with Matt Pierson of the Nebraska Council on Economic Education. Matt tells about Mayor "Cowboy" Jim Dahlman's unique place in Omaha, NE history.

In episode #8, we sit with Kathleen Cusack of Econiful. Kathleen tells about the joy of experiencing "a-ha" moments with students and the energy those moments gave her over and over again. 

In episode #7, we sit with Angie Battle of the Georgia Council on Economic Education.  Angie tells about the time she went to Cumberland Island with a group of students who felt absolutely alive as they ran into the Atlantic Ocean.

In episode #6, we sit with Stacy Dockter of DeSana Middle School. Stacy tells about finding enough hours in the day to get everything accomplished effectively and the advantages of having an assistant. 

In episode #5, we sit with Jordan White of Duluth High. Jordan tells about the value of international field trips and his upcoming adventure to Northern Europe.

In episode #4, we sit with Dr. Jennifer Davidson of the University of Nebraska. Jennifer tells about the time she got invited to a student's family graduation party and the realization of teachers' impact on their students.

In episode #3, we sit with Bryan Wallace of FCS Innovation Academy. Bryan tells about the economic lesson of "Doughnut Day" and how one student approached the challenge differently.

In episode #2, we sit with Vanessa Ellis of Muscogee County Schools. Vanessa tells about the time she had the pleasure of teaching her son and how she learned from that experience. 

In episode #1, we sit with Dr. Chris Cannon of the Georgia Council on Economic Education. Chris tells about the time he spoke to a local judge about what he was teaching in his law class.