Liza Holland

Education Perspectives

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Education Perspectives podcast explores the challenges and opportunities in education from birth through productive work. Everyone seems to agree in principle that education is important. So, why is it so hard for us to get to a system that works for our society as it exists today?  Taking the 30,000-foot view to look at the entirety of our multiple systems so that we might begin to plot a course toward transformational change is worthwhile. This type of change cannot happen until people are “rowing the boat” in the same direction.  Education Perspectives includes interviews with people engage...

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Liza Holland

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Education

Latest episode

Oct 23, 2026

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Episodes

Essential Skills and Lifelong Learning at EKU Russ Carpenter and Gil Hunter 23.10.2026

Dr. Russel Carpenter Assistant Provost & Professor of English; Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Faculty Development Eastern Kentucky University  Dr. Gill Hunter Director, Academic Experience and Engagement; Professor of English Eastern Kentucky University Quotes of the Podcast:  "Ever tried? Ever failed? No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better." - Samuel Beckett "An investment...

Student Voices and Educator Insights on Adapting Schools for the Future Anneke Lee 13.10.2026

Anneke Lee Student University of Toronto   Quotes of the Podcast:  "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can."~ Arthur Ashe. Introduction of Guest BIO –  Anneke Lee is a student at the University of Toronto studying English, History, and Languages. She is passionate about the development of schooling and keen to answer the big questions facing educators today, including ho...

How Athletics Shape School Communities and Lifelong Skills with Jackie Duvall 24.09.2026

Jackie Gordon Duvall District Athletic Director Fayette County Public Schools  Quote of the Podcast:  "Legacy isn't just what I leave when you die, it's what I leave when I enter and leave a room" and "Legacy doesn't require perfection, it requires impact."  Introduction of Guest BIO –  Jackie Gordon Duvall | Athletic Leader & Community Champion If you ask Ja...

Transforming Schools Through Connection, Academics, and Purpose with Cinde Locke 11.09.2026

Dr. Cinde Lock Head Of School, Pickering College Author Connections, Academics and Purpose Introduction of Guest BIO –   Dr. Cinde Lock is the Head of School at Pickering College, a K-12 day and boarding school in Newmarket, Ontario, where she leads with a deep commitment to meaningful learning, community engagement, and student well-being. Her work is informed by a global perspective shaped throu...

From Silos to Systems: Building Collaborative Cultures in Public Education -Barnett Berry 28.08.2026

PODCAST Season 7 EPISODE 2 Barnett Berry Author The Future of Public Education  Introduction of Guest BIO –  Barnett Berry serves in variety of research and consultative roles to advance school redesign and the teaching profession, currently working with school districts, states, and philanthropies focus reinventing public education. Berry is Senior Research Fellow at the Learning Policy Institute...

Rethinking Education Systems: Human-Centered Leadership and the Challenge of Transformation with Randy Zigenfuss 13.08.2026

PODCAST Season 7 EPISODE 1 Randy Ziegenfuss Professor of Practice, Moravian University   Quotes of the Podcast:  "When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves." — Viktor Frankl (Man's Search for Meaning) Introduction of Guest BIO –  Dr. Randy Ziegenfuss is committed to transforming K-12 and higher education systems from the traditional, sch...

Igniting Lifelong Learning Through Bugs, Science, and VR with Tony Gustin 03.08.2026

PODCAST Season 6 EPISODE 14 Antonio P Gustin The Bug Whisperer - Director of the Gateway Science Project Quotes of the Podcast:  The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.  Introduction of Guest BIO –  Antonio "Tony" Gustin, known as The Bug Whisperer, is an entomologist and performing science educator who founded Tony's Creepy Crawly Zoo in 1995 as a traveli...

A First-Year Teacher’s Perspective: Literacy, Book Restrictions, and Classroom Realities with Trudy Shellenbarger 23.07.2026

PODCAST Season 6 EPISODE 12 Trudy Shellenbarger 10th Grade Teacher Escambia Hogh School  Quotes of the Podcast:  “The stars we are given, the constellations we make.” Rebecca Solnit Introduction of Guest BIO –  Trudy Shellenbarger has just finished up her first year as a 10th-grade English teacher at Escambia High School in Pensacola, Florida. Originally from Ohio, she received her Bachelor of Sci...

From Knowledge Transfer to Human Development: A New Purpose for School from Jane Shore 14.07.2026

PODCAST Season 6 EPISODE 12 Jane R. Shore Founder, School of Thought; Author, People-Based Learning: The Future of Learning is Human Quotes of the Podcast:  “The stars we are given, the constellations we make.” Rebecca Solnit   Introduction of Guest BIO –  Jane R. Shore, EdD is the founder of School of Thought PHL, and a learning scientist and research visualizer devoted to the idea that learning...

Exploring Education Policy, Innovation, and School Choice with Sheila Vanhoose 22.06.2026

PODCAST Season 6 EPISODE 11 Sheela Vanhoose Shareholder, The Southern Group Founder, TSG Advisors Introduction of Guest Bio Sheela Vanhoose is a Shareholder at The Southern Group, where she helps organizations navigate Florida’s political and policy landscape with a focus on strategy, relationships, and long-term positioning. Her work sits at the intersection of government, education, business, an...

Good Brain/Bad Brain: Mark Sparvell on Thriving Amidst Educational Change 28.05.2026

Mark Sparvell Director Of Education, Microsoft Author: Good Brain Bad Brain Quotes of the Podcast: Schools are places where society is created and recreated, so, it follows, teachers are the architects of that preferred future. Introduction of Guest BIO –  Mark Sparvell is a global award wining educator and leader, currently a Director of Marketing at Microsoft, specializing in education. He leads...

Grammar as Art: Patty McGee’s Transformative Approach to Teaching Language 20.05.2026

PODCAST Season 6 EPISODE 9 Patty McGee Author, Educator, and Consultant  Quotes of the Podcast: That is a wildly difficult question for a literacy person. So, I have narrowed it down to my favorite quote from the last book I read. “And when you open your heart to rewilding a landscape, the truth is, you’re opening your heart to rewilding yourself.” Once We Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy Introd...

How Yes-And Thinking Can Transform Teaching Neurodiverse Students with Mandy Ralston 27.04.2026

Amanda "Mandy" Ralston Founder of NonBinary Solutions  CEO of KidsChoice Therapy Quotes of the Podcast: “Wisdom is like frequent-flyer miles and scar tissue; if it does accumulate, that happens by accident while you're trying to do something else.” Barbara Kingsolver   Introduction of Guest BIO –  Amanda “Mandy” Ralston, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA, is a CEO, behavior analyst, and serial found...

Rethinking Education Systems: David Cook on Changing Educational Paradigms 13.04.2026

David Cook Lead Strategist, Learning Ecosystems Design Consulting Quotes of the Podcast: "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn." — Alvin Toffler Introduction of Guest BIO –  With three decades working with schools, school systems, regional and state agencies and national education organizations Da...

The Imagination Project: Investing in Human Connections in Modern Education 01.04.2026

Bradley Scheel  Imagination Project Quotes of the Podcast:  All failures of the future will be failures of the imagination.   Introduction of Guest BIO –  Wylde Scott is a Sultan, Matador, and Knight through and through, who has lived in Shanghai, Bangkok, and Timbuktu and still keeps a house on the bright side of the moon… When not living in his imagination, Wylde is an award-winning children’s a...

Bridging Education and Industry: Exploring Durable Skills with Michael Crawford 14.03.2026

Michael Crawford VP of Strategic Initiatives, America Succeeds Quotes of the Podcast: "We know more than we can tell" - Michael Polanyi Introduction of Guest BIO –  Michael Crawford is the Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at America Succeeds , where he leads efforts to advance durable skills. Prior to this role, Michael held positions in research, strategy, and partnerships at org...

Empowering Educators: Jessica Hiler Discusses Funding, Professional Development, and School Policy 26.02.2026

Jessica Hiler, VP, Kentucky Education Association Quote of the Podcast:  "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not" -The Lorax, Dr. Seuss Introduction of Guest BIO –  Taught Kindergarten at Deep Springs Elementary in Fayette County from 1999 - 2010. Served as the President of the Fayette County Education Association from 2010 - 2025....

Disrupting Education: The Power of Project-Based, Collaborative Experiences with Angelo Biasi 13.02.2026

Angelo Biasi Introduction of Guest BIO –  Angelo Biasi is a senior level business executive and transformational leader with a strong track record of developing high-growth, innovative, lifelong learning businesses, and initiatives. His proven ability to disrupt, create, and execute on successful GoTo Market - through to exit – strategies, plans and processes has involved operations, fundraising,...

Rethinking Accountability in Education with Brian Creasman: Local Solutions for Lasting Impact 31.01.2026

Dr. Brian Creasman Superintendent and author, Flemming County Schools  Quotes of the Podcast:  “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost. Introduction of Guest BIO –  Brian K. Creasman, Ed. D., currently serves as Superintendent of Fleming County Schools in Kentucky, a position he has held since 2014. As the recipi...

Unifying Forces in Education: How Full Scale Aims to Transform Learning for All 16.01.2026

Dr. Beth Rabbitt and Virgil Hammonds Fullscale Learning  Quote of the Podcast:  If you come upon a wall, throw your hat over it and go get your hat.   Introduction of Guest BIO –  Virgel Hammonds Virgel Hammonds, a nationally recognized leader in education innovation, joined the Aurora Institute as CEO in 2024. He brings more than two decades of experience working with young people, educators, dis...

Empowering Global Learners: Overcoming Barriers to Literacy Through Innovation and Community 22.12.2025

Tinsley Gaylean Author REFRAME & Co-Founder Curious Learning Quotes of the Podcast:  “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela   Introduction of Guest BIO –  TINSLEY GALYEAN, author of REFRAME, is a technologist, designer, and co-founder of Curious Learning, a global nonprofit dedicated to eradicating illiteracy. He holds a PhD f...

Why Early Childhood Matters: PNC’s Role in Shaping Kentucky’s Educational Landscape with Yajaira Aich-West 13.11.2025

Yajaira Aich West VP Client and Community Relations Director, PNC Bank Quote of the Podcast:   “"It’s not so much what we have in this life that matters. It’s what we do with what we have." Fred Rogers Introduction of Guest BIO –  Yajaira Aich West is a Vice President at PNC Bank and serves as the Director of Client and Community Relations. In this role she manages the philanthropic inve...

Unlocking Talent: Building Effective Learning Experiences with Dr. Lisa Hammonds 30.10.2025

Dr. Lisa Hammonds Founder, Dove Training & Innovations   Quote of the Podcast:  Your heart has to be able to handle the weight of your divine calling - bell hook Introduction of Guest BIO –  Dr. Lisa Hammonds is the founder of Dove Training & Innovations and a passionate, results-driven Learning Experience & Development Consultant with a proven track record of helping professionals rei...

The Joy Lab: Empowering Teachers and Students with Connection, Play, and Purpose with Darcy Bakkegard 20.10.2025

Darcy Bakkegard Co-Founder & Change Consultant,  The Educators' Lab   Quotes of the Podcast:  “Think of what you want to be different and start from there.” Priya Parker, The Art of Gathering  “While individual curiosity can produce incredible feats, our collective curiosity is the motor behind humanity’s biggest innovations. Conversations feed our imagination, and collaboration enables u...

Bridging Education Gaps: Personalized Coaching and Research for Today’s Graduate Students 25.09.2025

 Marj Atkinson CEO The Research Sage   Quotes of the Podcast:  Make yourself an example of good works with integrity, dignity and incorruptibility in your teaching. Titus 2:7 CSB  What a school thinks about its library is a measure of what it feels about education. -Harold Howe. Introduction of Guest BIO –  Marj Atkinson received her Master of Library Science from Texas Woman's University in...

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