The Educate U.S. podcast is a weekly podcast discussing important and pressing topics around the education space. Featuring co-hosts Nick Zaveri, Dr. Stacey Schultz and Dr. Patrice Fenton. For more on our show, visit us at - https://www.leonmedianetwork.com/educate-us. We are presented by Fresh Roasted Coffee & Positively Tea - Cool down with a fresh cold brew, iced tea or iced coffee from our friends over at Fresh Roasted Coffee. Visit https://lddy.no/1k3n0 & use the promo code EDUCATEUS for 20% off your first purchase! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What does it take to truly inspire the future of science and technology? Join us as we talk with Dr. Jennifer Berry, the visionary CEO of Smart Lab. She discusses why focusing on STEM identity and practical application is critical, and how her team fosters learning environments that build genuine self-belief in students. Dr. Berry also offers powerful insights on human-centered leadership and how ...
Stacey & Patrice welcome in educational leader and founder of Lead to Empower, Jacob Michelman to the podcast, to discuss the biggest issues facing education today. He shares his journey from the classroom to the consultant's office, and critiques the rise of expensive, AI-based schools. We also dive into why mindset and sustainable growth are key to leadership, how unions can help foster real collaboration, plus, a case for y...
Stacey & Patrice welcome in the founder and CEO of Diversity in Leadership Institute, Laura McGowan-Robinson, to discuss the work her organization does to increase racial diversity, equity, inclusion and cultural competence among district and charter school administrators, using it as a lever to increase academic and social outcomes for TK-12 students in California.
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Stacey & Patrice sit down with Candice Anderson, the Executive Director of Cool Culture, as she discusses the organization's mission to make arts and culture a right, not a privilege, for families of color and those in poverty. Hear how Cool Culture connects 50,000 families to 90 cultural institutions, and how art acts as a powerful tool for social change and community building.
Stacey & Patrice are joined by President & CEO of the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards, Peggy Brookins, to discuss what the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards does, her years of work in the education space, the recent bills, department cuts & public policy changes from the White House that will impact the world of education here in the U.S., plus, how should policy be influencing our scho...
Tired of feeling overwhelmed by complexity? In this episode, Bob Gower, founder of ripple IQ, joined us to talk about his revolutionary new AI thought partner for ethical leaders. Bob reveals how to build human-centered, resilient organizations that thrive in an unpredictable world. Drawing from his own journey, he explains why ethical leadership isn't just a buzzword—it's the foundation of lasting success.
...The headlines are full of pressing education issues: teacher shortages, burnout, university attacks, and the potential of AI, and Patrice and Stacey are diving into all of it! Plus, Educate U.S. is coming to SXSW EDU 2026? Well, we need your help! This is your chance to help them get the show on the stage by simply cast your vote for their session at the link below!
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Stacey & Patrice welcome in Lyndon Pryor, the President & CEO of the Louisville Urban League, to discuss the work the org does in Louisville, KY, in helping to foster economic empowerment for historically underserved urban communities, focusing on jobs, justice, education, health, housing, and business. The group also discusses ways in which Urban Leagues across the country try to find innovative approa...
Get ready to unpack the Big Beautiful Bill and the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) with pod friend, Seth Rau. Starting January 1, 2027, this act allows tax-deductible donations up to $1,700 for scholarships, creating the largest school choice program in US history. But is it a win for education? We'll dive into who qualifies (students at 300% of their county's median income) and tackle ...
Our former co-host Nick Zaveri returns, to expose the 'One Big Beautiful' bill's hidden impact on higher education! We're diving deep into how this legislation could drastically change your path to advanced degrees. This conversation highlights the inequities created by these policies and underscores why staying informed and engaged is more critical than ever. Tune in to understand how the b...
Aly Young, founder of The Learning Lab, embodies the mission to revolutionize education through personalized support. As a former teacher, Aly saw firsthand the need for a different approach. Now, she champions early intervention and tailored instruction, especially in reading, directly confronting common misconceptions about learning differences. Her impactful work isn't just about academics; it's built on...
Understand today's political and legal landscape with our guest today, Alyse Adamson, former federal prosecutor & host of the 'At-lyse You Heard It Here' podcast. Learn about presidential power, Supreme Court influence, and how your civic participation ensures a balanced justice system.
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Ever wonder where the idea of the "perfect mother" came from? In this episode, Nancy Reddy, author of "The Good Mother Myth," dives deep into the historical and societal pressures on mothers, examining how patriarchal and capitalist ideals shaped our expectations. Reddy champions the power of community, connection, and public education to transform motherhood. Get ready to challenge the status quo and empower your journey!
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Patrice & Stacey welcome in Robert Jackson, an afrofuturist & poet, as he reflects on his personal story of loneliness and the importance of collective memory. Jackson emphasizes the power of shared memories in fostering community and identity. He speaks about how holding on to family stories that helped him break his isolation and inspired his work for Remembrance Day, a concept aimed at elevating elders and creating mutu...
Join Patrice and Stacey in a captivating discussion with Rebe Huntman, memoirist and dancer, as she delves into her book, 'My Mother in Havana: A Memoir of Magic and Miracle.' Rebe illuminates her path from early loss and maternal disconnect to profound reconnection through Cuban spiritual traditions. Learn how embracing ancestral rituals and normalizing grief can lead to healing and a deepe...
Join Patrice and Stacey for their 2-year anniversary! This episode tackles the Supreme Court's ruling on religious charter schools (public or private?), dissects ECCA tax breaks for private schools, and dives into the Harvard-Trump battle over funding, international students, and academic freedom. They explore how these policies impact economic mobility, societal inequality, and the future of ...
Stacey & Patrice are joined by Lisa Garcia, an environmental lawyer & former EPA Regional Administrator, as she unpacks her extensive career fighting for environmental justice. Learn about the EPA's foundational role in public health protection, its bipartisan history, and current challenges in environmental policy. Lisa provides a compelling call to action for increased public involvement to ...
Stacey and Patrice sit down with Anther co-founders Jon and Lara to help you unlock your potential! Discover how their positive psychology expertise — from UPenn to founding Larabar — fosters human thriving and builds psychological safety. Plus, get their essential insights on AI's impact and maintaining true human connection. To find out more about Anther, visit - https://www.antherglobal.com
Can we really transform our institutions? Susan Sturm says yes. On this episode, Patrice and Stacey are joined by Columbia Law Professor & author of 'What Might Be", Susan Sturm, to explore her groundbreaking ideas from the book on confronting racism beyond surface-level DEI. Uncover the power of individual action and collaborative bridge-building to create lasting change for full participation.
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My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest in true crime and have covered stories of infamous serial killers like the Night Stalker, mysterious cold cases, captivating cults, incredible survivor stories and important events from history like the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. My Favorite Murder is part of the Exactly Right podcast network that provides a platform for bold, creative voices to bring to life provocative, entertaining and relatable stories for audiences everywhere. The Exactly Right roster of podcasts covers a variety of topics including historic true crime, comedic interviews and news, science, pop culture and more. Podcasts on the network include Buried Bones with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast, This Podcast Will Kill You, Bananas and more.
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