In this week's episode we hear from Catholic Teacher Denise Brickler of St Louis, Missouri on how Catholic schools can be great academic achievers as well as avoiding cynicism and burnout. Also, Denise shares why spiritual leadership is important.

In this week's episode we hear from Father Joe Fitzgerald of the Archdiocese of Rockville Centre on why Priests in Catholic Schools is important. Also, Father Joe speaks on what he loves about young people and how teachers can be more Christ-like

In this week's episode we hear from Edmund Adamus of the Archdiocese of Portsmouth. Edmund discusses the role of leadership in Catholic Schools and how Catholic teachers can thrive. Edmund also shares how he stays motivated and sustains his work.

In this week's edition we hear from Principal of Angelorum College, Lucy Robinson. Lucy discusses the role of God in her work and the concept of primary educators. Additionally, Lucy shares how Angelorum College creates a family catholic environment

In this episode we hear from Director of R.E at St. Bonaventure's in London, Andy Lewis. Andy discusses his journey as a Catholic educator, and why his work matters to him. Additionally, Andy stresses the importance of catechesis in the curriculum.

This week we hear from Rose Pillay on the vocation of catholic teachers, and the joy of working as a catholic educator. Alongside this, Rose discusses the importance in enabling children to discover who they are in the catholic school environment

We hear from Dr. Paul Morrissey about focusing education on teaching the Good, the True and the Beautiful. In this awesome conversation, Dr. Paul discusses the ‘factory model’ of education and explains what Campion College is doing differently in the education of its students.

This week, we hear from Dr. Greg Bottaro on the topic of Catholic Mindfulness. Dr Greg explains how Catholics can use the techniques of mindfulness, that is of being aware of the present moment without judgement or criticism, to counteract anxiety and to become healthier spiritually. Dr. Greg couches these mindfulness techniques within a Catholic worldview as well as addressing common concerns about mindfulness.

This week, we hear from Justin McClain, teacher of Theology at Bishop McNamara High School in Forrestville, Maryland, on owning the faith identity as a Catholic teacher. Justin speaks on how important the interior, spiritual life must be to the Catholic teacher and how they can display this faith to their students. Justin also speaks on how he avoids burnout and the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Catholic teacher and the Catholic Student

This week we speak to Mark O’Farell, who is the principal at McAuley Catholic College in Grafton, NSW, about what he learned from his pilgrimage to the Holy Land and Rome. We’ll also hear how Mark has attempted to incorporate pilgrimage into his daily life and how it reaffirms his vocation as a Catholic teacher and a faith leader.