K-12 Podcasts

Teacher Check In is hosted by Brave Teacher Kentucky, a coalition of Kentucky Teachers. We’ll explore radical self care for educators and we’re not talking about hokey warm & fuzzies; we’re talking about setting boundaries for ourselves, courageous conversations, trauma, mindfulness, and choosing joy. Various Kentucky educators host new episodes on an important topic related […]

Tapas and Trilingualism: Bite-Sized Bits of Conversation About Language from Galicia, Spain. By Chloe Wheeler. Fulbright Side Project 2019-2020.

Explore youth wellness through the lens of education and the work of The Youth Wellness Movement. This podcast seeks to be a resource for researchers, educators, and the general public in the journey of developing community responsiveness to the needs of young people. Drawing From the Well is back! 

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Our podcast explores the differing perspectives of students, faculty, families and the outside world on various topics.

Nancy Angevine-Sands is a passionate advocate for deeper engagement in our schools. It’s much more than Parent Engagement. It’s about engaging the entire family! And it’s about Nancy’s ongoing exploration of “Why Family Engagement Matters.”

I’m a 28 year old, full-time, UK class teacher (or I was… as I write this I have 8 days left!) with 7 years under my belt. I’m now leaving with no job to go to and a baby on they way after panic attacks, a lack of support and full on burn out. This […]

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Kian G, a 6th grader at Silver Oak Elementary School in beautiful San Jose, hosts this podcast for students, family, and staff of Silver Oak Elementary School. Already in its second season, it includes interviews with students and teachers, informational announcements for parents, fun stuff like book and app reviews, and many other segments. If […]

We’re two beanie bears who podcast as a new hobby during quarantine. Our podcast is about fun interviews, silly stories, and learning about famous people. We hope you enjoy it! On the cover, Fuzz is on the left and B.B. Bear is on the right. Feedback Form: https://forms.gle/Eq7p2DJ39wsiBuz48 Fill it out each month or whenever […]

This is a podcast for the students and residents of the Big Walnut Local School District in Sunbury, Ohio. Join us to learn more about the inspiring work of our students and staff!

Welcome to STATION Z, where a high school Gen Z-er thinks about random but intriguing things a lot. Have you ever thought: are diversity programs actually inclusive…or just ironic? Join Allison Fritz on an entertaining and engaging experience of social topics focusing on Generation Z, but including many other backgrounds as well. “When a train […]

Most of us start our days in a similar way. Wake up early and pour that cup of coffee. And when we get to school we smile and say “Good Morning” to our fellow coworkers as we make our way to our classrooms. This podcast is an opportunity to go “Beyond Good Morning” and get […]

The Out-of-School Time Podcast is to increase awareness of the value of OST programs in the lives of children, youth, families and the communities they serve. Join Edward Franklin, President/CEO of Voice of Hope Ministries and experts in the OST field as they discuss the various elements o​f quality out-of-school time programs.

The Noetic Podcast is an educational tool amongst many found on the intelligent social media platform “Noetic”. Developed by Luke Johnson. Get the Noetic app for your phone! Courses, seminars, lectures, and discussions! www.noetic.online

Middle schoolers share their take on current affairs. In four short years, these students will become America’s voters. It is time to consider the world through their lenses. In each episode, a few middle school students will explain their thoughts and opinions on relevant cultural and newsworthy topics, giving the audience a glimpse of what […]

Welcome to the official podcast of Snider High School, coming to you from Fort Wayne, Indiana. Our student-led podcast hopes to give you a window into life as a teacher, student, and individual in high school today. For questions, reach out to us at { pantherspawdcast@gmail.com } Hope you enjoy!

Sal Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, loves to learn. So when schools closed, he began hosting a livestream series, Homeroom with Sal, where he brought on fascinating people from the worlds of education, technology, and more, to ask them questions about their chosen fields and their philosophies of life. We took some of our […]

Hosted by The Education Trust’s Karin Chenoweth, ExtraOrdinary Districts guides listeners through the toil and triumphs of three school districts. While each district takes a different approach, they all demonstrate a commitment to students, research, and continual evaluation to solve many of the problems that face school districts nationwide.

Learning and growing up are not a tidy process! We need to draw outside the lines, fall down, make messes, scribble out drafts. In this podcast we want to be in conversation with each other about how we are working and growing towards knowing ourselves, knowing each other, and being in progress together, all the […]

This podcast focuses on the importance of teacher leadership in education.

Join Amber (@MomOfAllCapes) and her kids at their kitchen table, where family discussions are fun and informative! Learn from experts and explore innovative ideas that push for more meaningful, equitable, and compassionate K12 learning experiences for kids, parents, and educators.

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welcome to my podcast! every month, i [alessia roten, your host] will put out an episode, with discussions, interviews, fast facts- you name it- about women’s rights issues that need to be talked about more. get ready for a sprinkle of social justice, a teaspoon of equal rights, and a whole lot of feminism, right […]

A twice monthly interview show where we talk about the children’s books we love best. I chat with teachers, librarians, writers and other kid lit enthusiasts about their favorite middle grade novels, picture books and young adult reads.

Daniella Coop and Brandon Dube talk about interesting education problems that we’ve seen in the past, present, and future.

Real conversations with Black people (and White people, too) to help White teachers help their White students understand Black people’s life in America. Yes, we talk about challenges, and we always talk about SOLUTIONS…. solutions that benefit everyone, no matter their skin color.

Today in this podcast we are talking about holidays. We will be discussing what our favorite holidays are, and what each holiday means to us and what we do on that holiday. In this podcast episode our host, Molly, will interview Olivia and Ellie as the guests, and Natalie as the engineer. We’ll talk about […]

“In the first years are the murmurings of a young and mighty legend being born.” – Monoway Yearbook, 1970 (adapted) Meet Me at Monache is an oral history project dedicated to preserving the history of Monache High School located in Porterville California. The podcast was inspired by the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Monache, […]

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With me it is always about connection. Hearing the voices of others. Creating a space where dialogue exists to uplift and build. Even during the unthinkable. This is the epitome of The Joy of Learning! Every guest has a story with depth to inspire, encourage, teach and challenge. Listen with a heart prepared to learn […]

Connecting in and out of school because we need to. Asset-based practice for better SEL and happier humans.

Welcome to UNI Wildcast, the podcast from University High School Charter where we will be releasing student-directed episodes that explore a wide array of topics to increase awareness of culturally relevant social issues, trends and activities at UNI and in the community. We will also be interviewing teachers, students, and community members, and if you […]

A podcast discussing the topic of bilingual education. A project for university.

Two best friends (Lucy and Amelia) discuss their life during their senior year of high school

Join lifer James Snyder as he takes a deep dive into the past, present, and future of Forsyth Country Day through the For What’s Ahead Podcast. In each episode, James sits down with members of the FCDS community with the goal of reintroducing the school to itself. Hear from your favorite teachers about their passions, […]

The voice of Salinas Elementary in Universal City, Texas!

A thriving primary classroom doesn’t happen by accident. Step into your classroom every day knowing that you are equipped and enabled to be Rockin’ This Teacher Thing. Every other week get tips on student engagement techniques, classroom management, effective technology integration, classroom set-up, organization ideas, and teacher mindset while building positive relationships with students, co-workers, […]

Conversations & ruminations on the shifts taking place in K-12 librarianship & libraries.

It’s time to get serious about making education great again. We need to start with educator well being and grow in self awareness in order to make a greater impact.

A high-school run, tongue-in-cheek commentary on community service, teenagers, and how to fix service based problems in your communities. Moderated and produced by Fishers Students in Action.

Transitioning Teachers – do y’all want 1:1 coaching from industry leaders? We got you. Every week we’ll bring on a sales, customer success, or marketing leader…AND a transitioning teacher. You’ll get to ask your burning questions while receiving 1:1 coaching to help you stand out in interviews. Listen and learn from your peers and the […]

A professor and an elementary school student ruminate over the state of our world.

The Good News, Brad News Podcast amplifies the stories of heart-led educators moving from positive intention to ACTION–improving kids’ lives through service, connection, and finding the FUN! So glad you’re here!

Do you want to improve your grades? In this podcast I will give you 5 basic tips that I personally believe are necessary to apply.

Learners and Teachers explores the stories of teachers: their experiences as students, their journey into education, and the impact they’re hoping to have on their own students.

Can education be liberatory in its current state or must a new system be built up? WHBLE founder, award-winning writer, director and applied theatre practitioner, Ah-Keisha McCans, hosts conversations with community leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, scholars and change-makers to consider the role of liberation in education and beyond.

Reimagining Education is an INEE interview series featuring a range of perspectives on distance education in crisis-affected contexts, as presented by teachers, implementing actors, donors, and academics delivering distance education interventions in crisis contexts. Some episodes present real-life examples and solutions, while others focus on theoretical concepts about distance education in humanitarian settings. Each interview […]

Everyday Art Room, with Nic Hahn, is a look into the world of elementary art, offering advice, stories, and ideas to improve your teaching.

From chess to charm, from survival to standup comedy, humans have got skills. But how exactly do we learn them? Education expert Amit Sevak is on a global mission to find out. In 2020, investors pumped more than $16 billion into the edtech market – almost double the previous annual record. Last year, 2021, the […]

Teachers are being ripped off in their 401(k)-like supplemental retirement savings plan, the 403(b). Financial companies are preying on them. Unions and school districts aren’t looking out for them. Educators are literally losing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement savings. In this 5-part series, teachers share how they were sold high-cost annuity […]

This podcast is written and produced by the students and staff at South Jackson Elementary School in Athens, Georgia.

Welcome to “CARE to listen?”! A podcast series in which we, CARE leaders, discuss several cultural and racial problems within our society and, more specifically, in our suburban community. The topics we cover range from growing up as a POC in a predominantly white school to representative media analysis. The purpose of our podcast is […]

Hi! I’m Natalie Ford. I teach English at Berkley High School in the Berkley School District. On each episode of TBCML I interview a member of the Berkley School District about a book that changed their life. I love learning more about the amazing people I work with. And of course, as an English teacher, […]

Teaching is one of the most difficult professions on the planet. It is something that you feel down to your bones. It takes energy and devotion to find success in the classroom. Most importantly it takes inspiration– for someone or something to breathe life into us. We Teach Inspired is a podcast that will breathe […]

Greg serves as an Instructional Coach in the elementary setting and Jenny serves as a Principal of an elementary building. In this podcast they sit down and talk anything school related. From leadership to curriculum nothing is off the table.

Dr. Joy interviews educators from all different backgrounds who are boldly taking ownership of their joy. Enjoy the music and heartfelt, passionate stories from some of the most inspirational educators and leaders. Dr. Joy is an Educator, Author and Owner of Joy Works EDU. She has written two books. Her children’s book Back to Zero […]

Drama Radio: “you really think Creole should be used in the classroom…?” Presented by: Rachel Mowlah 816020732 Annalisa Whitfeild 816013759 Fallon Birbal 816008081

Interviewing the people and companies building the next generation of education, training, and work. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SP1NS1R.

Brown v. Board of Education held the promise of creating an integrated school system with equal education for all, but there was an unspoken consequence to this historic decision: Tens of thousands of Black teachers in the South were fired, leaving a gap that reverberated through generations of students to come. Hosted by educator and […]

The US education system is not broken; the inequitable outcomes it produces are part of the design. In each episode, Jonathan Santos Silva and Doc Miller interview leaders who are committed to hacking the education system and redesigning it for equity and inclusion. Whether you are looking for inspiration, tired of the current reform narrative, […]