Reuniting the oldest running educational podcast, the edtech posse gathers to talk about the early days of podcasting, the impact of ai and more.

Former Director General of Lester B. School Board in Montreal, Michael Chechile explores the question of why School Boards matter along with the differences between Quebec education and the rest of Canada. Overall we talk about the changing nature of leadership.

Dr. Bonnie Stewart reflects on her journey using social media and discusses the new challenges and some pathways moving forward to help educators find networks and communities.

A conversation with the Founder and President of Advanced Learning Partnerships on the similarities and differences between Canadian and American education and lessons learned after 15 years of serving both communities. We also discuss the challenges of professional learing in schools and the need to understand technologies but focus on what it means to be human.

Superintendent, Kevin Kaardal of Central Okanagan School District in Kelowna, BC talks about the value of participating in outside organizations and the way it supports his own district as well as the opportunity to pay it forward.

Brenda Sherry, Education Consultant for ALP and Connected North shares the ways in which she works and supports learners in northern Canada.

Dr. Chris Kennedy, Superintendent of West Vancouver Schools talks about his recent disseration on how Superintendents spend their time.

Lisa Floyd, one of Canada's best K-12 Coding instructors and leaders shares about her experiences teaching and learning coding.

Staff Executive Officer of the Alberta Teachers' Association, Danny Maas shares some thoughts on professional learning, ai and more.

Andy Mead, Principal of the Manitoba Remote Learning Support Centre talks about how they've worked to make the best possible environment for remote learners and how been a positive experience for Manitoba students.