S3E1 Dr. Sonya Whitaker is thrilled to announce that her radio show "What's Really Going On?? will now be featured on many different platforms, which (include, Spotify, IHeartRadio podcasts, SoundCloud, and Apple Podcasts. She is also pleased to share that her second series inagural radio show is set to be featured on her very own on-line radio station on January 1, 2021. In this show, featured on WVON she introduces to the nation what she refers to as her WHY? For more information visit sonyawhitaker,com

This podcast serves as a tribute to my uncle Dr. Lenard Wells. Uncle Pete recently lost his battle due to symptoms associated with COVID-19 and yet his fight for racial equality lives on. In this podcast, I make recommendations for what should be done nationwide to address the racial inequalities that exist in America's public schools.

Series Two: Episode Three. The Silent Killer: What We Already Knew. This podcast addresses the silent killer of low literacy in America and its impact on our nation's most vulnerable citizens.

This one-minute audio is the introduction to Series II. of my podcast show entitled: What's Really Going On: A Spotlight on Solutions for Improving Student Achievement in America's Public Schools.

Happy New Year! This podcast has been recorded for the purpose of helping you to focus your equity work in a manner that results in an improvement in the quality of life of others.

S1 Episode eight: Working to Ensure Equitable Access to Technology with Joe Phillips. In this episode, Dr. Sonya Whitaker interviews Mr. Joe Phillips who currently serves in the position of Director of Technology at Kansas City Public Schools. Prior to his work in the district, he served the country in Afganistan. He is the author of the article entitled: Let's Talk About Equity: This Laptop Stopped a Bullet and Saved a Student's Life. He is passionate about ensuring that all students have equitable access to technology. In the article, he discusses the best approaches for doing so.

S1 Episode eight: Meeting the Needs of Black and Latino Males is conducted with Mr. Robert Jackson by Dr. Sonya Whitaker. Mr. Jackson has become one of the most sought-after speakers in the country. He has written and published 5 books.

In this interview, he highlights what he believes to be the biggest barriers to ensuring the academic success of male students. In addition, he provides his recommendations for what should be done in schools to better ensure that all students have access to high-quality academic experiences.

S1 Episode six. The purpose of this episode is to provide listeners with information relevant to the importance of launching equity initiatives with a focus on ensuring that students are provided with the financial resources needed to experience success in school and ultimately in life.

This podcast is entitled Equity in Education. In this episode, Dr. Sonya Whitaker, host of the Podcast show entitled: What's Really Going On: A Spotlight on Solutions for Improving Student Achievement in America's Schools interviews Dr. Wahl (Superintendent in Residence for Equal Opportunity Schools). Dr. Wahl discusses his equity journey as well as the work that his organization does to support organizations in ensuring that students from diverse backgrounds obtain access to rigorous studies.

S1 Episode four is entitled Empowerment Through STEM: Who Needs Empowerment? The purpose of this Podcast is to share with listeners several strategies for empowering girls and students of color as it relates to increasing their confidence in their ability to grasp STEM related concepts.