Remaking Tomorrow

Erin Mote, CEO of InnovateEDU , joins us to talk about her work in bringing changes to data, policy, and research in education to improve the success of learners.

Bill Hite, CEO and president of KnowledgeWorks , joins us to talk about his work leading schools and what young people need from helpers in their lives to have more promising futures.

Deborah Quazzo, co-founder of the ASU+GSV Summit and managing partner of GSV Ventures , joins us to talk about her observations of the education technology industry and the promising work leading to better education landscapes.

In collaboration with The Daily Stoic podcast hosted by Ryan Holiday, Gregg and Ryan are guests on the show that brings you a new lesson about life, inspired by the thoughts and writings of great Stoic thinkers.

In collaboration with The Principal Liner Notes podcast hosted by Sean Gaillard, Gregg and Ryan are guests on episode 109 of the show that provides the digital liner notes for the global schoolhouse.

Jean-Claude Brizard, president and CEO of Digital Promise , joins us to talk about the effort it takes to empower all learners to be ready for responsible use of new technology.

Ana Homayoun , author, advisor and founder of Green Ivy Educational Consulting, joins us to talk about her work empowering learners to organize, reflect upon, and embrace their own motivations, goals, and networks to form self-actualized lives.

Louka Parry, CEO of The Learning Future , joins us to talk about his journey to help draw leaders of learning landscapes into the possibilities and benefits of life-centered design principles.

Marc Brackett, Yale professor and founding director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence , joins us to talk about his journey to show people how emotional intelligence matters for learners, and educators alike.

Carole Basile, dean of the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University, joins us to talk about the importance of educator teams working with learners to provide relevant and equitable instruction.

Junlei Li, senior lecturer in early childhood development at Harvard, joins us to talk about the struggle many face in wondering if they are enough for the tasks of empowering young learners.

Kathy Hirsh-Pasek , professor of psychology at Temple University and senior fellow at The Brookings Institution, joins us to talk about the importance of empowering communities to make public spaces into playful learning spaces.

Todd Keruskin, vice president of professional services, and Shawn Smith, chief innovation officer at McGraw Hill , join us to talk about what it will take to focus educators’ efforts on personalized learning practices.

Stephanie Malia Krauss , author of “Whole Child, Whole Life” and “Making It”, joins us to talk about the inspiration and research that went into writing about holistic and realistic approaches to allow young people to thrive throughhout their lives.

Richard Culatta, CEO of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), joins us to talk about how parents and educators can demystify and utilize new technology for the benefit of learners.

Dr. Monique Chism, under secretary for education at Smithsonian Institution , joins us to talk about the research and resources the Smithsonian provides for educators across the globe.

Deborah Farmer Kris, founder of Parenthood 365 , joins us to talk about her sense of awe while writing about child development and how she discovers what works for raising her own children.

David Schuler, executive director of AASA, The School Superintendents Association, joins us to talk about the work of Learning 2025 and how to move policy-makers and administrators to action on creating future-ready learning landscapes.

NEW EPISODE NEXT WEEK! Listen to a recap on our season 3 episode with Angela Duckworth, co-founder and chief scientist at Character Lab and author of “Grit: The Power of Passion and Perserverence”.

Dr. Dana Suskind, professor of surgery at University of Chicago and co-director of the TMW Center for Early Learning and Public Health , joins us to talk about the importance of nurturing interactions on young children’s lives and the intersection she’s found between pediatric surgery and learning sciences.

Kira Orange Jones, CEO of Teach Plus and representative in Louisiana’s Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE), joins us to talk about her part in rebuilding education systems in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina and what is needed to remake learning landscapes around the US.

Michelle Kang, chief executive officer of NAEYC , joins us to talk about the challenge of finding quality childcare and its impact on the economy as a whole.

George the Poet , spoken word artist, author & social commentator, joins us to talk about his development as a person and how learners can also grow from their inherent uniqueness.

Karen Garza, president and CEO of Battelle for Kids , joins us to talk about how Portrait of a Graduate can allow for active community members—teachers, parents, and learners—to effect change in their schools.

Michael Horn, author and co-founder of the Clayton Christensen Institute, joins us to talk about the innovations in education systems necessary to develop interest, mastery, and fulfilling lives for all learners.