ENGAGE Podcast

In this episode, we discuss the myriad ways to partner with school parents. #freepd

In this episode, we discuss the ends and outs of special education. 

In this episode of the Engage podcast, where we give #FreePD bi-weekly, we discuss the art of coaching educators up. Ultimately if coaching up is unsuccessful, coaching out becomes an option as well.

In this episode we discuss equitable school discipline.

In this episode, we give some practical strategies on how to begin the school year smoothly. #FreePD 

Many can speculate what they would have done, this Wednesday we talk with principals as they walk us through how they would have reacted to Robb Elementary. They'll talk about safety plans, and proactive strategies to mitigate the loss of life.

In this episode, the fellas talk with two aspiring Black male educators. Javen Betts and Joshua Rivera join Doc, Ball, and McGuire to discuss what needs to happen to support aspiring Black male educators and how we encourage more to consider education as a career path. 

In this episode, the fellas are back with their Back to School Show. In this episode, they discussed a wide range of topics including engaging parents, priorities for administrators, supports for teachers, and putting students first. 

In this episode the fellas will be discussing Instructional Leadership and how Principals can be Master Teachers. 

In the first episode of season 2, the fellas are back to discuss how students, parents, teachers, and administrators can stay engaged through the summer. In the episode, they recap season 1, the first year of the #RealistEdMovement, Juneteenth, Fathers Day, and they provide strategies on improving reading in schools.  

In this episode, the guys talk about educational equity with Dr. Howard Fields. 

In this episode, The ENGAGE Podcast is joined by Three Woke Aunties as they discuss the 3 E's Engage, Encourage, and Empower. Tune in for another episode of #FreePD!

In this first episode under the new name ENGAGE Podcast, the men are joined by the dynamic Principal Kafele. They talk about the importance of the relationship between the Principal and the Assistant Principal. Get you a notepad and a pen and tune in for another episode filled with #FreePD

In this episode, The AOS Podcast sat down with best-selling Author and School Leader Dr. Mary Hemphill-Joseph. They discussed her book The One Minute Meeting and tips on how school leaders can transfer their school by creating student stakeholders.

In this episode the fellas chop it up with other men of color to discuss how to increase the 2% of Black Male teachers that currently exist in K-12 education.

2020, what a year!  Listen to the brothers of the AOS podcast give roses to stakeholders.

The AOS podcast teamed up with Dr. Fields and Dr. Diggs and brought the fire.  Check it out.  It's amazing.

In this episode, the fellas check in with colleagues about what teachers and leaders need to support the work of supporting students and families.

In Episode 9 of the AOS podcast, the fellas pay homage to their respective sister organizations of the Divine 9.

This episode is powerful and shows the versatility of the members of the pod as leaders and learners.

In this episode we pay it forward to the teachers by discussing their expectations through their various leadership styles.  We also discuss what teachers want from leaders.

In this episode the Men of the AOS Podcast interview renown co-author of the best selling book Lead Like A Pirate Beth Houf. You do not want miss this episode as we discuss what it means to Lead Like Pirate. Also, Beth Houf and the Men of AOS provide tips for white educators who teach Black and brown children. 

In this episode the Leaders from the AOS podcast discuss the difference between coaching and mentoring.  The fellas also discuss their leadership trees, parent teachers conferences, and building student capacity.

In this episode the men of The AOS Podcast go back to where they were on September 11, 2001. Also, Doc and Ball reflect on their time as veterans and how their services has impacted them as Black men and Black school leaders. The topics this episode also discuss their feelings on Kapernick and kneeling and was it disrespectful towards the flag. 

In this episode the Men of The AOS pay homage to their respective Black Greek organizations and the Giants who represent their organizations, but also who contribute the the Civil Rights Movement. The Men also share their thoughts on everything in our country while also challenging the organizations we represent and all organizations in the Divine 9 to step up to the plate and step to the forefront of our Civil Rights fight happening now! You want to tune into this powerful epsiode!

In this episode the leaders of the Realist Ed Movement will be discussing the work they did at the National Charter School Conference, Reopening School Plans, Being an Unapologetic Leader, and addressing social injustices as a school leader. 

In the first episode the men of The AOS Podcast welcome you to the Realist Ed Movement with their first show. In this show they will discuss Juneteenth, 45 and his antics, Biden Secretary of Education Pick, and how they plan to lead their schools in this time of change.