Melissa Lowry, a principal of a Catholic school who runs her own educational consulting company, sat down to chat with me about how her school handles the involvement of parents, the curriculum her school works with, and how the collaborative efforts of teachers work so well...even when everyone doesn't agree.

A brief conversation about some of the advantages and downfalls of online schooling.

Everything in moderation!

Bobby Huntley is an author, poet, educator, inspirational speaker, youth activist, and mentor. I had the good fortune to speak with him on this podcast about his work, his past experiences, and his upcoming projects.

Listener discretion is advised. This particular episode talks about the CAHN, and the literature they are putting into Canadian schools.

Let's chat about agendas & narratives, why they're an issue in our schools, and what can be done to mitigate the effects.

This week, I chatted with Dr. Zakiya Akarele, an educator as well as an author. She's written the book Dump Your Degree: How To Repurpose Your Education, Control Your Career, & Gain Financial Freedom. A former professor turned consultant and coach, Zakiya brings new an important perspective to the table of academia.

Don't just kick your children outside and tell them to find something to do!

Here's a (non-exhaustive) list of creative outdoor activities you can suggest to your children. Better yet, go with them!

This week, I had a guest! Tutor and habit coach Chris Loper talks about executive function - what it is and how to utilize it. The two of us had a rousing discussion surrounding why developing these sorts of skills is crucial to our world today.

This week, I'm talking about empathy - it's not a bad thing, but it's a tool, and you need to know how to utilize it to help, not hinder, your child.

This week I chatted with Miriam Campbell, an SLP with valuable insights to offer, and why exactly these skills we chat about are so important in today's society.