All Episodes

The Reality of Segregated Schools in the Midwest and Their Legacy of Excellence with Charles “Chuck” Hughes

Food Addiction, Trauma, and Emotional Eating: Michelle Petties on Healing, Mental Health, and Nutrition

The Legacy of the Modern School of Harlem: Black Women’s Education Activism with Dr. Deidre B. Flowers

Understanding Childhood Trauma: Therapeutic Approaches and Trauma-Informed Education with Dr. Diana Naddeo

Looking Ahead: Podcast Update & Vision for Season 2

How One Friendship Can Change Everything: A Tribute to Betsey Quint Feldman

Dr. Canada’s NYC School Tour: Revisiting P.S. 6

Podcast Update: School Desegregation, Friendship, and Equity in Education

Is Educational Excellence for All? Addressing Inequity and Access in Education

Black History Month: Dr. Carter G. Woodson and the Legacy of Black History

Classism in Education: How Socioeconomic Status Impacts Student Achievement

The Foundation of Learning: Reading’s Role in Black History and Success

The Lasting Impact of HBCUs: How High Expectations Shape Student Success

Excellence Starts Early: The Importance of Black Educators and Representation in Education

Honoring Language, Honoring Students: Culturally Responsive Education in Action

A Fight for Their Children: Puerto Rican Advocacy in New York City Schools

Teaching Diversity and Equity: The Role of Multicultural Awareness in Education

Changing Attitudes Changes Outcomes: How Emotional Well-Being Impacts Academic Success

The Resegregation of Schools: How Education Became Divided Again and Why It Matters Today

The Power of Friendship: How Supportive Relationships Boost Academic Success and Well-Being

Understanding Socioeconomic Status & Educational Opportunity in America

The Power of Parent Involvement: A Conversation on Desegregation and Early Learning Success

The Overlooked Educators: The History of Black Teachers in 1960s NYC

From Her Neighborhood to the Upper East Side: Dr. Canada’s Journey Through Desegregation

Integrating Boston: Tension, Education, and Equality with Cedric Turner

The Hidden Stories of Black Boys in School Integration: Revisiting P.S. 6

From History to Impact: Desegregation, Education & Why I’m Telling This Story

Safe Spaces, Sharp Minds: School Integration and the Science of Learning

Rethinking School Desegregation: The Promise vs. Reality for Black Students

Deep Roots, Continuing Legacy — Black History in Philadelphia with Amy Cohen

How School Segregation Affects Student Mental Health and Academic Success

Building a Legacy: Booker T. Washington, Julius Rosenwald, and the Power of Education

A Legacy of Leadership and High Expectations with Ms. Rosa Blackwell

Foundations of Early Learning: Teachers, Community, Friends & Family

Transforming Early Childhood Education: A Conversation with Dr. Jacqueline Jones

What’s Ahead: Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Educational Equity

Reflecting on the Journey — Connecting History, Education, and Equity

The Effective Schools Movement: Desegregation’s Impact Beyond the Classroom

Rezoning: The Struggle to Integrate NYC Public Schools

Desegregating New York City: A History of School Integration Efforts

The Enduring Legacy of a Teacher’s Influence — with Alethia West

The Impact of Education & Community: Building an Equitable Society

The Power of Representation — with Dr. Theresa J. Canada

The Legacy of Sheff v. O'Neill — with Professor John C. Brittain

Education, Equity, and the Power of Community — with Kim Michelle Janey

Resilience in the Face of Inequity: School Desegregation in Buffalo, NY

Reflecting on the Conversation: the Untold History of School Desegregation

Desegregation in the North: A Dream Town Story — with Laura Meckler

The Sidetrack Program – Desegregation, Busing, and Boston's Racial History

De Facto vs. De Jure Segregation in Public Schools

Unpacking School Segregation in Rochester, NY – with Justin Murphy

Small Steps, Big Changes – A Conversation with Dr. Patricia Morris Carey

North vs. South – The Realities of Being Bused

PS. 6 Classmates: The 4th Grade Desegregation Conversations – Part 2

PS. 6 Classmates: The 4th Grade Desegregation Conversations – Part 1

The Introduction