Matt Todd

The Engine of Matt Todd

Community advocacy, social commentary, and educational resource, The Engine of Matt Todd brings it all together.

Author

Matt Todd

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Aug 20, 2024

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Episodes

#94 Master Wu's advice 01.06.2020

Ancient wisdom still has value, even if it's from a Lego sensei. 

#93 Interview: Just trying to rap with him 30.05.2020

Ralph Barsi is a world renowned sales development coach as well as father of three. He's truly one of a kind. Enjoy! https://ralphbarsi.com Twitter @rbarsi

#92 Iron in the fire 29.05.2020

Irons in the fire used to mean something real, and not it's more of a funny piece of legacy wisdom. At least one old saying, however, is making a comeback. 

College Chaos #11 June ACT is canceled*** 29.05.2020

The ACT has no officially canceled the June ACT, but for most CA residents planning to take it in CA, the test is effectively done. Here is what you should know. 

#91 Just thinking about it was amazing 28.05.2020

When thinking about doing something cool is cooler than actually doing it.

#90 Sushi isn't real life 27.05.2020

You can't see a picture of sushi on social media without considering your pathetic PB&J, but that's not all you should consider.

#89 I prefer you cheat 26.05.2020

In a world of all time low morality, I actually prefer if you cheat. 

#88 The mountain top view 25.05.2020

Everyone wants to see the view from the mountain top, but does your journey to the top negate someone else's?

College Chaos #10 Interview: Good advice 24.05.2020

Michelle Myers is an independent college counselor as well as a mother of a Cal Poly student. She had fantastic advice and insights into the problems everyone is facing. Please note: this was recorded the day prior to the UC system vote on the SAT. At the time of the interview, SATs were still required. Enjoy!

#87 Interview: how do we get out of this mess? 23.05.2020

Jeff Hubins is an employment attorney and has been representing minorities and abused employees for decades. His take on the current situation was fantastic. Enjoy!

College Chaos #9 UC system eliminates the SAT requirement 22.05.2020

The UC system voted to eliminate the SAT requirement for applications. As a Mexican American, I'm embarrassed. 

College Chaos #8 UC system to stay open* 22.05.2020

The president of the UC system has officially said that the campuses will stay open for the coming fall term. Open to what and for whom, however, now appears to be the major question. 

#86 The excavator that could crush you is the lesser evil 22.05.2020

Historically we have pushed to improve our manipulation of the physical world, but now the power lies in 1s and 0s. 

#85 You just see the result, not the cause 21.05.2020

It's easy to be envious of successful people, but you would likely think twice if you freaked out over a game of Monopoly. 

#84 Legos rule your life 20.05.2020

Something as small as a lego bin may actually change the course of your actions, and if you don't see that, you may be missing things far larger and more impactful than just Legos.

#83 Evan hides from no one 19.05.2020

In an age of virtual meetings and classrooms, for what reason would I possibly still be wearing cologne? At least one person knows why, and that person is Evan. 

#82 All of your life is a distraction 18.05.2020

Even though all activities in life may be a distraction from the inevitable truth we all must face, not all distractions are created equally.

#81 Interview: At the end of the day, we're all human beings 16.05.2020

Alex Stevenson is the head of the English Department at De La Salle High School in Concord. She's a 22 year veteran of teaching and brings incredible insights into how to engage young people, especially young men, with the written word. This will absolutely be the first of many. 

#80 No relationship ends 15.05.2020

It's not fair to say a relationship ever really ends. At the most, it just changes. 

#79 What did I really buy? 14.05.2020

When purchasing something, you're not actually going to get what you want.

College Chaos #7 UC system president to fix inequality with another test 13.05.2020

The president of the UC system recently proposed eliminating the SAT completely from admissions, and as an SAT tutor, I'm the only one this would benefit. 

#78 I hate instruction manuals 12.05.2020

There are only two types of people: those that hate instruction manuals and those that don't. Thinking this way may have skewed my children's life views for the worse. 

#77 More thought isn't necessarily better 11.05.2020

If you could clearly convey what you're thinking to someone else instantaneously, would you really be happy with the result?

#76 Interview: I just felt at home 09.05.2020

Lillian Dickson is the Director of Academics at De La Salle High School in Concord as well as a private Math tutor. Beloved by the community, she holds it all together for the school, her students, and her three children during this unprecedented time. It was an honor.  All tutoring inquiries to: Lillian.dickson@gmail.com

#75 The drama of competing dramas 08.05.2020

Why have you never cried for The Rock when you know you cried watching Titanic?

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