Quan King
Life's Hidden Curriculum
The Life's Hidden Curriculum is a passion-project podcast for Philadelphia teens and young adults that aims to bridge the knowledge gap and connect young people to resources and answer questions that help them navigate towards adulthood.
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The College Prep Roundtable Episode: Remix! 08.09.2025 33:17
Look, I gotta be honest that despite my best effort, I didn't give you what I promised and for that I'm sorry . This episode and future episodes will be better, promise! If you want to support this podcast, here's the link: https://gofund.me/cb1a98b55 Also, here's the link for the slide deck from PASBHE: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1adSG5nwlfTQRAAyp8LTDa1seekS8Sg1M/view?usp=sharing Let me know...
ICYMI: The College Prep Roundtable 2025 03.09.2025 9:12
This episode focuses on the educational challenges in Pennsylvania, highlighting the need for increased post-secondary credential attainment, addressing the affordability crisis, and the importance of aligning education with workforce needs all based on a presentation from the Philadelphia College Prep Roundtable back in June 2025. The information emphasizes the significant student debt burden and...
Introducing Quan King and "Life's Hidden Curriculum" Podcast 15.08.2025 57:00
In this conversation, Quan King discusses the challenges faced by teens in Philadelphia, emphasizing the importance of mentorship and advocacy. He shares his experiences as an advocate for young people, highlighting the need for genuine support and understanding of their unique circumstances. The discussion also touches on the lack of resources for the underserved 18-24 age group and the importanc...
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