Thomas Hatch on The Education We Need and the Future We Can’t Predict
On this episode of the Getting Smart podcast, Tom sits down with Dr. Thomas Hatch to discuss powerful learning experiences, micro innovations and the power of coherence.
Stephanie Krauss on Readiness, Opportunity, and The Right to a Decent Life
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Stephanie Krauss talks about her new book Making It: What Today’s Kids Need for Tomorrow’s World.
Navid Nathoo on What Education Can Learn From The Real World and The Knowledge Society
On this episode of the Getting Smart podcast, Navid Nathoo talks with Tom about The Knowledge Society and the connections between the future of work and learning.
Trace Pickering on Community-Connected Projects
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom sits down with Trace Pickering of Iowa BIG to discuss community-connected projects and purpose.
Randy Ziegenfuss on Learner-Centered Leadership
On this episode Tom is joined by Kelly Young to chat with Randy Ziegenfuss about learner-centered leadership and to thank him for his career in education.
Kim Smith on Creating Schools, Companies and the Pahara Institute
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom chats with Kim Smith about her commitment to leadership, philanthropy and building.
Joe Erpelding on Magical Schools and Thrively
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom sits down with Joe Erpelding, a long time principal in the Poway School District, leader at Design39 and now a team member of Thrively.
Jeff Selingo on Who Gets Into College And Why
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom sits down with Jeff Selingo to discuss his new book Who Gets In And Why, an inside look at college admissions.
Maya Ajmera on Social Entrepreneurship and the State of Science
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Tom chats with Maya Ajmera about her storied career in international social entrepreneurship, her position at Science News and her career as a children's book author.
The Future of Learning with Dr. Pamela Moran, Byron Sanders and Dr. Ed Hess
On this episode, Ed Hess, Pam Moran and Byron Sanders discuss the future of learning and, more specifically, the future of high school.