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Deep Dives: How Alexander Twilight Academy Empowers the Next Generation

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Deep Dives: How NYC Is Preparing For This School Year

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Deep Dives: How Can We Help Kids Navigate the Digital World?

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Deep Dives: What Should Be The Role of Standardized Testing?

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Deep Dives: How To Get Your Kids Into College

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Deep Dives: Solving for Retention: Is It Time to Modernize the Teaching Profession?

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Deep Dives: Why Can't We Get Multilingual Education Right?

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Deep Dives: How To Talk to Your Kids About Social Media

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Deep Dives: How To Move the Needle on Special Education

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Deep Dives: How To Pivot When Enrollment Declines

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Deep Dives: How To Support Our Most Vulnerable Students

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Deep Dives: How To Get Kids Back In School

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Deep Dives: How To Improve Public Schools

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Coming Soon: New “Deep Dives” Podcast

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What Drives Us? Valerie Jarrett on Creating Change in Government

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What Drives Us? Michael Horn and Jeff Selingo on Incentives in Education

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Catalysts Presents: “Cash Is King” from the “Say More” Podcast

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What Drives Us? Professor Uri Gneezy on Understanding Incentives

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Can Teens Survive the Digital World? Richard Louv on Reconnecting with Nature

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Can Teens Survive the Digital World? Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper on Student Mental Health

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Can Teens Survive the Digital World? Dr. Jacqueline Nesi on Parenting in the Social Media Age

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Can Teens Survive the Digital World? Dr. Jill Walsh on Managing Life in the Physical and Digital Worlds

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Can Teens Survive the Digital World? Professor Jonathan Haidt on Social Media and Teen Mental Health

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Dr. David Hamilton on the Healer Within Us

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Dr. Mark Hyman, Author of “Young Forever”

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What is World-Class Education? Michael Horn and Jeff Selingo on New Paradigms in Higher Ed

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What is World-Class Education? Sal Khan on Reimagining How Students Learn

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What is World-Class Education? Professor Tom Kane on Learning Loss and Recovery

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Ingredients for Success • Award-Winning Chefs Ken Oringer & Ming Tsai

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Ingredients for Success · Andy Fisher, Nutrition Activist and Author of “Big Hunger”

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From the Vault: Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey

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Ingredients for Success · Rep. Jim McGovern on the White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health

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Rahn Dorsey on Innovation, Philanthropy, and Improving Student Outcomes

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Noubar Afeyan, Co-Founder and Chairman of Moderna

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In and Around Boston · Dr. Robyn Riseberg on the Social Determinants of Health

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In and Around Boston · Jascha Franklin-Hodge on Managing Boston’s Streets

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In and Around Boston · Robert Lewis Jr., President & CEO of Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston

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In and Around Boston · Justin Pasquariello on Creating Joy in East Boston

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Populace’s Todd Rose, Author of “Collective Illusions”

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Boston Superintendent Search: Community Voices

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How Are You Feeling? MIT’s Roz Picard on the Intersection of Technology and Mental Health Care

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How Are You Feeling? Kat Boit, Harvard Student Leader and Active Minds Campus Co-President

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How Are You Feeling? John Crocker, Director of School Mental Health on Student Mental Health

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How Are You Feeling? Dr. Maurizio Fava on the Pandemic of Mental Health

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The Changing Workforce · CEO Corey Thomas on Navigating the New Normal

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The Changing Workforce · Prof. Dan Schneider on What’s Driving Workers

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The Changing Workforce · U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh

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Ep. 60, Lisa Kashinsky: POLITICO Reporter and Author of the Massachusetts Playbook

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Ep. 59, David Simas: CEO of the Obama Foundation and former advisor to President Obama

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Ep. 58, Arne Duncan: Former US Secretary of Education, Managing Partner of Chicago Cred, and Author of How Schools Work

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Ep. 57, Rick Weissbourd: Director of the Making Caring Common Project

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Ep. 56, Francis Goulliart and Lorena Lorenzet: The Growth of Local Lunchbox

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Ep. 55, Aaron Feuer: Co-Founder and CEO of Panorama Education

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Ep. 54, The Race for Boston: John Barros

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Ep. 53, The Race for Boston: Jon Santiago

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Ep. 52, The Race for Boston: Andrea Campbell

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Ep. 51, The Race for Boston: Annissa Essaibi George

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Ep. 50, The Race for Boston: Michelle Wu

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Ep. 49, Rachael Rollins: District Attorney of Suffolk County

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Ep. 48, Lee Pelton: President of Emerson College & Future CEO of The Boston Foundation

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Ep. 47, Maura Healey: Massachusetts Attorney General

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Ep. 46, Maria Fenwick: Founder and Executive Director of The Teacher Collaborative

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Ep. 45, Deanne Galdston: Superintendent of Watertown Public Schools

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Ep. 44, Natalie Wexler: Education writer and Author of The Knowledge Gap

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Ep. 43, Latoya Gayle: Community Activism for Families & Students in Boston

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Ep. 42, Mitchell Weiss: on Government, Innovation and We the Possibility

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Ep. 41, Feng Zhang on CRISPR and Understanding the COVID-19 Virus

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Ep. 40, Mayor Michael Tubbs (Stockton, CA) on Guaranteed Income

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Ep. 39, Steve Koczela: Polling for the Future of Education

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Ep. 38, Todd Rose: We are all in this Together

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Ep. 37 James Morton, President and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Boston

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Ep. 36 Andrew Yang on the Presidential Election, the current Covid-19 Crisis & Universal Basic Income as a Recovery Tool

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Ep. 35 Facebook Founder, Chris Hughes, Makes the Case for Guaranteed Income

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Ep. 34 Back to School: Kids and COVID-19 with Dr. Alessio Fasano, MGH for Children

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Ep. 33 Do Students Need a Year 13 to Get What they are Currently Missing in Boston Public Schools?

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Ep. 32 Academic Inequities and Systemic Racism in our Public Schools with Mariel Novas

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Ep. 31 Teacher advocacy, racial inequities, and police in schools with Sarah Iddrissu

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Ep. 30 President of the Boston Teachers Union, working with Boston Public Schools to determine its re-opening plan, Jessica Tang

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Ep. 29 Absenteeism from schools was a major issue before COVID-19...now what? With Todd Rogers

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Ep. 28 The impact of COVID on our kids in schools, transforming education through innovation, and the racial achievement gap with Tom Kane

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Ep. 27 World-class chef who formerly served as the head chef at Noma, in Copenhagen, and founder of Brigaid, Dan Giusti

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Ep. 26 Todd Rogers on behavioral science, absenteeism in schools, and voting

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Ep. 25 Special: Catalyst During Covid - Tim Daly of Ed Navigator

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Ep. 24 Tim Daly, Founding Partner of Ed Navigator on Ensuring all Families have Access to High Performing Schools

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Ep. 23 Special: Catalysts During Covid - Jon Feinman of InnerCity Weightlifting

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Ep. 22 Special: Catalysts During Covid - Manny Lopes, President of East Boston Neighborhood Health Center

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Ep. 21 Shifting the Paradigm for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals in Boston with Jon Feinman of Inner City Weightlifting

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Ep. 20 Does every student in Boston attend the school they deserve? A Conversation with Will Austin

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Ep. 19 John Connolly on Helping Boston Families Advocate for Positive Changes in Education and Beyond.

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Ep. 18 Mayor Walsh on the Release of Eat Up and on Leading the City of Boston

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Ep. 17 Safer neighborhoods, supportive homes, and high quality education for every child.

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Ep. 16 Our Government, Our Food and Ourselves

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Ep. 15 Dr. Mark Hyman on What Kids Should Eat

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Ep. 14 Andrea Campbell's Call for Action

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Ep. 13 On Being #BlackatBLS

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Ep. 12 What is it like to be a student, or a principal, in an open enrollment school?

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Ep. 11 Does Greater Diversity in High Performing Schools Ensure Better Outcomes for All?

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Ep. 10 Prep for the ISEE: Is Every Student Equally Prepared?

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Ep. 9 Why Aren't Boston's Exam Schools Diverse?

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Ep. 8 Examining Boston’s Exam Schools: Admissions, Race, Equity, and the Future of Boston’s Public Schools