Education Matters Podcast
Jason Buccheri 66 episodes Oct 6, 2026
Education Matters explores how education shapes society, democracy, and the future. Through conversations with educators, administrators, technology leaders, scientists, and philosophers, it examines the challenges, successes, and changing landscape of learning. The show looks at how education affects lives and communities, from inspiring people to fascinating ideas. It is aimed at educators and anyone curious about the impact of education.
Episodes
Episode 66 - Andrew Holland, Joanne Pitman, Liz Hill: Human Flourishing and the Future of Education
In this episode of Education Matters, Jason Buccheri reconnects with three system leaders from last year's Education Matters National Summit in Ottawa: Joanne Pitman, Chief Superintendent of the Calgary Board of Education; Liz Hill, Deputy Superintendent of West Vancouver Schools; and Andrew Holland, Deputy Superintendent of the Surrey School District. Together, they reflect on the OECD's
Episode 65 - Karyn Bruneel, Scott Miller, David Noble, Vince Romeo: Literacy and System Change
In this episode of the Education Matters Podcast, host Jason Buccheri brings together four Ontario education leaders to explore system-wide literacy improvement: Scott Miller of the Waterloo Region District School Board, Karyn Bruneel of the Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board, David Noble of the Renfrew County Catholic District School Board, and Vince Romeo of the London District Catholic S
Episode 64 - Peter Sovran: Professional Learning Reimagined
In this episode of Education Matters, Jason Buccheri sits down with Peter Sovran, Director of Education and CEO of the Upper Grand District School Board, for the show’s first on-location recording inside a school district. Filmed in Upper Grand’s Innovation Lab, this conversation explores how one Ontario school board is rethinking professional learning, educator support, and innovation at scale.Pe
Episode 63 - Reg Klassen, Leona Prince, Monique Gray Smith: Story Telling, Leadership and Education
In this special episode recorded in partnership with the Canadian Association of School System Administrators, Jason Buccheri is joined by co-host Reg Klassen and guests Leona Prince and Monique Gray Smith for a powerful conversation about storytelling, identity, reconciliation, and the future of education.Together, they explore how stories shape the way young people understand themselves, their c
Episode 62 - Jennifer Stevens, Aiman Flahat, Rachel Irwin: Sustainability in Schools
In this inspiring episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri sits down with an exceptional leadership team to explore how school systems can move sustainability from a seasonal checklist to an integrated organizational strategy. Joined by Jen Stevens (President and CEO of Learning for a Sustainable Future) along with Aiman Flahat (Superintendent of Education) and Rachel Irwin (Environmental
Episode 61 - Dean MacInnis & Dr. Alec Couros: The Principal and the Professor
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri sits down with Dean MacInnis, President of the Canadian Association of Principals, and Dr. Alec Couros, Professor of Educational Technology and Media. Presented in partnership with the Canadian Association of Principals, the conversation dives into the shifting role of school leadership as generative artificial intelligence arrives faster t
Episode 60 - Christian Long, Ashanti Branch, Domenic Scuglia: The Curriculum of Manhood
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri leads a vital discussion on the evolving challenges facing boys and men in modern society and the education system. Inspired by the research of Richard Reeves, the conversation explores startling statistics regarding declining academic achievement and rising rates of suicide among young males. Joining the roundtable are Ashanti Branch, foun
Episode 59 - Dr. Jean Clinton: Love Builds Brains
This special episode of the Education Matters podcast, hosted by Jason Buccheri and Dr. Gina Cherkowski, features an in-depth conversation with renowned child psychiatrist and educator Dr. Jean Clinton. Recorded in anticipation of the 2026 Mental Health and Schools Summit, the discussion centers on the transformative power of human connection, encapsulated in Dr. Clinton’s guiding principle: "
Episode 58 - Edtech Series | Kelly Hines: From Classroom to Boardroom
This episode of Education Matters features an in-depth conversation with Kelly Hines, Vice President and Chief of Staff at Discovery Education. With a unique career trajectory that began with 15 years as a classroom teacher before transitioning into various leadership roles in the EdTech sector, Kelly provides a rare perspective that bridges pedagogical intent with organizational strategy.Host Jas
Episode 57 - Big Ideas Series | Peter Worley: Can Children Do Philosophy?
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri sits down with Peter Worley, co-founder of The Philosophy Foundation, to explore the vital role of philosophical inquiry in modern schooling. In an era dominated by instant information and fast thinking, Worley advocates for bringing "slow thinking" back into the classroom to help students weigh arguments and question assumptions.
Episode 56 - Edtech Series | Brad Fountain: Edtech Across 50 States
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri continues the Edtech series featuring guest Brad Fountain, a former teacher and administrator with over twenty years of experience inside the Edtech industry. Fountain provides a unique dual perspective, bridging the gap between classroom realities and corporate development to explain why districts often adopt and eventually abandon technol
Episode 55 - Marc Kielburger: An Educational Legacy
In this episode of the Education Matters Podcast, Jason Buccheri sits down with Marc Kielburger, co-founder of the WE movement and a visionary who has influenced millions of students across Canada and beyond. Marc shares deeply personal reflections on his journey—from winning a national science fair in grade seven to navigating the complex intersection of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and global
Episode 54 - Big Ideas Series | Anthony Grayling: The Socratic Method and Critical Thinking in Schools
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri explores the vital role of philosophy in the modern school system with guest Professor Anthony Grayling, a world-renowned public philosopher and principal of Northeastern University London. This conversation is another installment in our Big Idea series, which explores the thinkers, traditions, and questions sitting at the heart of what edu
Episode 53 - Podcast Lounge Series | Reg Klassen: Voices From the CASSA Leadership Conference
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri explores the vital role of educational identity in the modern school system with guest Reginald Klassen, the Executive Director of CASSA. As a special instalment in the "Podcast Lounge Series," this episode features a collection of voices recorded directly in the podcast lounge during the annual Canadian Association of School System Adminis
Episode 52 - Big Ideas Series | Jonny Thomson: Mini Philosophy, Big Questions
In this episode of Education Matters, host Jason Buccheri explores the vital role of philosophy in the modern school system with guest Jonny Thomson, a former teacher and founder of Mini Philosophy. The conversation challenges the idea of philosophy as a niche academic subject, presenting it instead as the "beating heart" of a child's education. Thomson highlights how philosophical i
Episode 51 - Big Ideas Series | B.W. Powe: In Medias Res
In the debut of the Big Ideas sub-series, host Jason Buccheri sits down with renowned author, poet, and scholar B.W. Powe for a wide-ranging conversation on education, media ecology, and the cultivation of the "poetic being."B.W. Powe—a student of Marshall McLuhan and Northrop Frye—bridges the gap between deep academic tradition and the urgent challenges of our media-saturated present. A
Episode 50 - Edtech Series | Julian A. Reed: Edtech Founder on Movement and Cognition
In this episode of the special series on Edtech, host Jason Buccheri sits down with Dr. Julian Reed, a professor at Furman University and founder of ActiveEd, the company behind Walkabouts. Dr. Reed’s journey bridges deep academic research with the startup world, offering a blueprint for building tools that truly serve the classroom.A self-described hyperactive kid who struggled in school, Julian
Episode 49 - Edtech Series | Matt Monjan: Building Edtech That Actually Works in Classrooms
In this inaugural episode of our new sub-series on Education Technology, host Jason Buccheri is joined by seasoned EdTech veteran Matt Monjan, founder of Infuse Ed. With decades of experience on the front lines—including 14 years at Discovery Education—Matt offers a rare, unvarnished look at the realities of the K-12 market.This conversation is a must-listen for EdTech founders, startups, and inve
Episode 48 - Podcast Lounge Series | Dr. Gina Cherkowski: Voices From the Mental Heath Summit
In this special episode of the Education Matters Podcast, host Jason Buccheri is joined by Mental Health Summit founder Dr. Gina Cherkowski to reflect on last year’s gathering and explore what’s ahead for the 2026 Mental Health Summit in Banff. Together, they share powerful insights from educators, leaders, and students on how schools can meaningfully support mental health, well-being, and belongi
Episode 47 - Chris Fuzessy: AI for Community
In this conversation, Chris Fuzessy shares his journey from growing up in Montreal to becoming a leader in education in Alberta. He discusses the importance of community, the impact of Indigenous education, and the role of mental health and well-being in schools. Chris emphasizes the need for trust and transparency in educational leadership and explores the potential of AI in enhancing teaching an
Episode 46 - Gary Stager: The Art of Teaching
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, Gary Stager shares his insights on education, emphasizing the importance of making learning engaging and meaningful for students. He reflects on his own educational experiences, the influence of music and programming, and the need to reclaim the art of teaching in a system often dominated by rigid pedagogical approaches. Stager discusses the potent
Episode 45 - Mark Pearmain & Michael Stevenson: Education for Human Flourishing
In this conversation, Jason Buccheri hosts Michael Stevenson and Mark Pearmain to discuss the evolving landscape of education, focusing on the concept of human flourishing. They explore the importance of redefining educational purposes beyond mere employment, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach that includes emotional, ethical, and social competencies. The discussion also highlights the r
Episode 44 - Neal Foard: Kindness as Narrative
In this week’s episode of Education Matters, storyteller and advertising veteran Neal Foard explores story-first leadership—how small, consistent acts of care shape culture faster than any memo. Drawing on a Bay Area upbringing and a career helping brands explain ideas clearly, Neal shows how leaders can use stories to set tone, build trust, and make values visible in daily routines. He contrasts
Episode 43 - Chris Kennedy: AI in Service of Human Wisdom
In this engaging conversation, Chris Kennedy, a seasoned educator and superintendent, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of education, the impact of AI, and the importance of community and leadership in schools. He reflects on his upbringing in a family of educators, the inspiring teachers he has encountered, and the need for innovative approaches in classrooms. Chris emphasizes the sig
Episode 42 - Dr. Pius Ryan: From Classroom to Community
In this deeply reflective episode of The Education Matters Podcast, Dr. Pius Ryan—Superintendent of Schools in North Vancouver—offers a sweeping yet grounded vision of education. Tracing a path from his early days in Newfoundland to his current leadership in British Columbia, he brings both heart and systems thinking to bear on a central question: what kind of education is needed for a good life i
Episode 41 - Dr. Brendan Browne: Navigating the Complexities of Education
In this conversation, Brendan Browne, the Director of Education at the Toronto Catholic District School Board, shares insights from his extensive career in education. He discusses his upbringing, the impact of technology on childhood, and the importance of philosophy in education. Brendan emphasizes the significance of creating inspiring classrooms where students feel loved and safe, the role of t
Episode 40 - Tracy Loffler: Oversight, Advocacy, and the Public Good
In this weeks podcast, join us as we dive into the world of BC trustees with Tracy Loffler, the President of the BC School Trustees Association. Tracy shares her journey from a school trustee to leading an organization that advocates for public education across British Columbia. Discover her experiences, the challenges she faces, and her vision for creating inclusive and supportive learning enviro
Episode 39 - Camillo Cipriano: Humility in Leadership
In this podcast episode, Camillo Cipriano, the Director of Education and Secretary-Treasurer for the Niagara Catholic District School Board, shares insights into his role and personal journey. He reflects on his upbringing in Milton, Ontario, and how his childhood experiences of imaginative play and exploration shaped his problem-solving skills. Camillo discusses the challenges and opportunities i
Episode 38 - Sunil Singh: The Mathematics of the Good Life
In this engaging conversation, Sunil discusses his journey from a traditional math teacher to an advocate for a more humanistic approach to mathematics education. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling, curiosity, and play in learning, and how these elements can transform the way mathematics is taught. Sunil also highlights the need to reintroduce the history of mathematics and its connectio
Episode 37 - David DeSantis: From Immigrant to Education Leader
In this episode, David DeSantis, the Director of Education for the Algonquin Lakeshore Catholic School Board, shares his journey from growing up in an Italian immigrant family in Hamilton, Ontario, to becoming a director of education in Ontario, Canada. He discusses the importance of music in education, the challenges faced by new teachers, and the role of mentorship in his career. David emphasize
Episode 36 - Dean Shareski & Anna Villalta: AI & Education in Quebec and Canada
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, we explore the evolving role of education in Canada, particularly focusing on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools. We discuss the importance of AI literacy, equity of access, and the challenges and opportunities AI presents in the educational landscape. Dean Shareski and Anna Villalta share their insights on how AI can be us
Episode 35 - Reg Klassen: Canada’s Education Identity
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, Reg Klassen, the executive director of the Canadian Association of School System Administrators (CASA), shares his journey from a challenging childhood in Saskatchewan to a successful career in education. He discusses the importance of building relationships in education, the impact of teachers on students, and the need for parental involvement in
Episode 34 - Dr. Pino Buffone: Immigration, Equity & International Education
In this conversation, Pino Buffone shares his journey from being a child of Italian immigrants to becoming the Director of Education at the Ottawa Carleton District School Board. He reflects on his upbringing in a bilingual household, the importance of education instilled by his parents, and his experiences navigating the education system as a multilingual learner. Pino discusses the challenges of
Episode 33 - Doug Roberts: Public Education & Edtech
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, host Jason Buccheri speaks with Doug Roberts, founder and CEO of the Institute for Education Innovation. They discuss Doug's background, his work with school superintendents, and the importance of innovation in public education. Doug shares personal anecdotes from his upbringing in Northport, New York, and reflects on the significance of safe s
Episode 32 - Mark Daley: Thinking Machines & Education
In this conversation, Mark Daly shares his journey from aspiring jazz musician to a prominent figure in AI at Western University. He discusses the importance of literature and diverse learning experiences in shaping his perspective. Mark reflects on philosophical insights from Dan Dennett, emphasizing the need for a careful approach to AI and its implications for society. He highlights the urgency
Episode 31 - Dr. Mark Edwards: Spirit Work & System Change
In this podcast episode, Mark Edwards shares his extensive journey in education, influenced by his upbringing in a family of educators. He discusses the importance of recognizing and addressing institutional racism within educational systems, recounting personal experiences and transformative practices that led to significant improvements in student outcomes. Mark emphasizes the role of technology
Episode 30 - Dr. Scott McLeod: The School for Superintendents
In this episode, Dr. Scott McLeod discusses the transformative power of mindset in education, emphasizing that the biggest barrier to change is not resources but rather deeply embedded beliefs about schooling. He explores the concept of deeper learning, where students are empowered and engaged through inquiry, relevance, and voice. McLeod shares insights from his extensive experience visiting scho
Episode 29 - Ira David Socol: Designed to Fail
In this conversation, Ira Socol shares his extensive experience in education, focusing on creating learner-centered environments. He reflects on his upbringing in Brooklyn, New York, and how his childhood experiences shaped his views on education, including his journey through education, law enforcement, the impact of dyslexia on his education, and the transformative experience of attending an alt
Episode 28 - Antonio Vendramin: The Principal of the Possible
Antonio Vendramin, a principal in the Surrey School District, shares his experience and insights in education. He discusses his journey from being a classroom teacher to a principal and his passion for opening a new school. Antonio emphasizes the importance of building relationships with students, colleagues, and parents, and the impact it has on learning. He believes in the power of personalizati
Episode 27 - Dr. Shannon Behan: The VItal Role of Principals
In this engaging conversation, Jason Buccheri interviews Shannon Behan, the president of the British Columbia Principals and Vice Principals Association. They discuss Shannon's background, her experiences growing up in a small community, and the importance of play in childhood education. The conversation delves into the balance between rigor and creativity in education, the vital role of principal
Episode 26 - Dr. Marc Brackett: Emotional Intelligence as a Civic Imperative
In this episode, the conversation delves into the life and work of Dr. Marc Brackett, who shares his journey from a challenging childhood marked by trauma to becoming a leading voice in emotional intelligence. The discussion highlights the importance of mentorship, particularly the influence of his uncle Marvin, and how it shaped his understanding of emotions. Marc reflects on his academic path, t
Episode 25 - Jessica Janzen: Joy, Resilience, and Learning
In this special episode of the Education Matters podcast, brought to you by the Mental Health Summit, Jason Buccheri is joined by co-host Gina Cherkowski and they're guest, Jessica Janzen. In this conversation, Jessica discuses her multifaceted life as a motivational speaker, author, and charity founder, reflecting on her upbringing on a farm and the challenges she faced, including bullying an
Episode 24 - Dr. Jody Carrington: The Loneliness Crises
In this podcast episode, Dr. Jody Carrington and Dr. Gina Cherkowski discuss their work in mental health, particularly in schools, and the importance of emotional well-being for both children and adults. They explore the journey of becoming a psychologist, the role of sports in emotional development, and the rising concern of emotional illness in society. The conversation emphasizes the need for c
Episode 23 - Julia Fallon: Learning Has a Vibe
In this conversation, Julia Fallon, the executive director of SETDA, shares her journey from growing up in Seattle to her experiences in New York City and her current role in educational technology. She discusses the importance of innovative learning environments, the role of SETDA in supporting educators, and the need for community and professional development in education. Julia emphasizes the s
Episode 22 - Dr. John Malloy: It’s the End of Education As We Know It
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, Dr. John Malloy shares his extensive journey in education, reflecting on his experiences from being a teacher to a superintendent and now an Assistant Executive Director at AASA. He discusses the importance of curiosity, the impact of outdoor experiences on learning, and the need for education to adapt to the changing world. Dr. Malloy emphasizes t
Episode 21 - Dr. Rebecca Winthrop: The School System and The Disengaged Teen
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, Rebecca Winthrop discusses her journey from a rural upbringing in Oregon to her current role at the Brookings Institution, where she leads the Center for Universal Education. She shares insights on the importance of education as a fundamental human right, her experiences working with the Commission for Refugees, and the development of her book, &#
Episode 20 - Vincent Andrisani: The Power of Listening – Rethinking How We Learn and Teach
Vincent Andrisani, a faculty member at Carleton University, shares his background in sound studies and how it has shaped his teaching. He explores the importance of thinking with our ears—examining sound, listening, and sound cultures as essential tools for understanding the world. Vincent breaks down three assignments he gives his students—an audio portrait, a soundscape composition, and a docume
Episode 19 - Andrew McLuhan: A Canadian Intellectual Legacy
Andrew McLuhan joins the podcast to discuss his journey into his family’s intellectual legacy and the founding of the McLuhan Institute. He reflects on his unconventional path—growing up in Toronto, later moving to the countryside, and receiving an informal education through his family’s artistic and intellectual circles. Andrew shares how he came to embrace his grandfather Marshall McLuhan’s work
Episode 18 - Avery Rueb: AI, Edtech and Human Learning
Avery, an educator with 25 years of experience, shares his journey from competitive tennis to language learning and the deep connections that make education meaningful. He critiques rigid grading and time-based learning while exploring more flexible, student-centered approaches.
The conversation examines the impact of technology—especially social media and AI—on learning, weighing its benefits in
Episode 17 - Andy Schaefer: Lessons in Leadership, Edtech and Applied Learning
In this episode of Education Matters, I sit down with Andy Schaefer to explore the lessons he’s learned from a career at the intersection of education and technology. We dive into his early experiences, the moments that shaped his passion for learning, and his journey into the world of edtech.
Andy shares his perspective on what makes a great leader—highlighting inspiration, courage, and the abili
Episode 16 - Dr. Karen Beerer: Education, Edtech and Politics
Dr. Karen Beerer, an experienced educator and former senior executive at Discovery Education, reflects on her journey in education and the lifelong importance of learning. She emphasizes the many positive developments happening in classrooms across the United States and the need to amplify them. Karen shares her insights on what makes a great teacher—passion for instruction, adaptability, and a co
Episode 15 - Dean Shareski: The Dean of Joy – Delight, Laughter and Play in Education
In this conversation, Jason Buccheri speaks with Dean Shareski about the importance of joy in education, the role of community in classrooms, and the impact of childhood experiences on learning. They explore the significance of independence for children, the qualities of effective educational leaders, and what makes a classroom engaging and supportive. Dean shares insights from his extensive exper
Episode 14 - Dr. Alec Couros: The EdTech Explorer – Rethinking Education with AI
In this conversation, Dr. Alec Couros discusses his background, the evolution of education technology, and the impact of AI on learning. He reflects on his upbringing in Saskatchewan, the importance of independence in childhood, and the role of technology in shaping educational experiences. Dr. Couros emphasizes the need for a shift in educational structures to better support teachers and students
Episode 13 - Elena Sinel: Teens in AI – A Remarkable Journey
In this conversation, Elena Sinel shares her journey from a unique upbringing in Uzbekistan, literally on the Silk Road, to founding Teens in AI, an organization dedicated to empowering teenagers to use AI for social good. She discusses the impact of her Soviet education, her transition to university, and the challenges she faced in her personal life. Elena emphasizes the importance of hackathons
Episode 12 - Tom D'Amico: A School District's Experimentation with AI
In this episode, Tom dives into the role of AI in education, advocating for curiosity, ethical consideration, and a balanced approach to AI adoption. While AI has the potential to enhance teaching and learning, he explores its dual nature—both widening and bridging the digital divide—and underscores the irreplaceable human elements of teaching. Tom envisions a future defined by competency-based le
Episode 11 - Paul McKenzie: Owen Sound to Saanich – Making Education Human
Paul McKenzie, an educator with over 35 years of experience, reflects on his journey and the future of education. Growing up in Owen Sound, Ontario, Paul’s childhood was shaped by unstructured play and a deep appreciation for storytelling—a passion that later inspired his career as an English teacher. Harnessing the power of stories to engage students and spark critical and creative thinking, Paul
Episode 10 - Mark Pearmain: Education at the Intersection of Technology and Society
In this conversation, Mark Pearmain, the superintendent of the Surrey School District, shares insights into his educational journey, the challenges of leading a large school district, and the evolving landscape of education in the context of technology and societal changes. He emphasizes the importance of adaptability in educators, the balance between educational and business responsibilities, and
Episode 9 - Sean Nosek: What Makes Education Meaningful?
In this podcast episode, Sean Nosek, the superintendent of the Abbotsford School District, shares his journey through education, reflecting on his upbringing, early experiences in school, and the influences that shaped his career. He discusses the importance of community in education, the qualities of effective educators, and the inspiring moments that highlight the impact of teaching. Sean emphas
Episode 8 - Jordan Tinney: Reflections on a Life in Education
In this episode, Dr. Jordan Tinney draws from his extensive experience in K-12 education to discuss his personal journey, career path, and the evolving landscape of teaching. He highlights the importance of connecting students with nature, the pivotal role of family in education, and the qualities that define great teachers. Tinney also explores the challenges of transforming educational systems,
Episode 7 - Domenic Scuglia: Rugby, Resilience, and District Leadership
In this episode of Education Matters, guest Domenic Scuglia reflects on the transformative power of mentorship, education, and sports in shaping character and building meaningful relationships. A first-generation immigrant, Domenic shares how his family values of hard work and service have guided his journey from coach to educator to district leader.
Jason and Domemic delve into the critical role
Episode 6 - Peter Singh: The CTO Behind Toronto's Schools
In this podcast episode, Peter Singh shares his journey from childhood in India to becoming an executive officer at the Toronto District School Board. He discusses his early education, the importance of play and creativity, his immigration experience, and how he found his way into IT and education. Peter also reflects on the amalgamation of Toronto's school boards and the lessons learned from sign
Episode 5 - Colleen Russell-Rawlins: Leading Canada's Largest School District
In this episode of the Education Matters Podcast, Colleen, the Director of Education at the Toronto District School Board, shares her journey from a student in Scarborough to a leader in education. She discusses the importance of play, imagination, and reading in childhood, the challenges of navigating diversity and racism in schools, and the impact of technology on education. Colleen emphasizes t
Episode 4 - Stan Cameron: A Trustee's Dedication to Cultivating Learners
In this episode of the Education Matters podcast, host Jason Buccheri speaks with Stan Cameron, a dedicated educator and school board trustee. They discuss Stan's journey into education, the importance of emotional intelligence, community engagement, and innovative educational practices. Stan shares his personal experiences growing up in poverty and how education transformed his life. The conversa
Episode 3 - Hall Davidson: A Brief History of Edtech in the US
In this engaging conversation, Hall Davidson shares his extensive experience with educational technology, discussing the evolution of teaching methods and the importance of humanities in shaping education. He reflects on his journey from teaching in the 70s to becoming a key figure in educational media, emphasizing the role of human interaction and community in learning. The discussion also touche
Episode 2 - Mauro Buccheri: Education and a Just Society
In this inaugural episode of the Education Matters Podcast, host Jason Buccheri engages in a dialogue with his father and professor emeritus, Mauro Buccheri. They explore the purpose of education, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, curiosity, and civic engagement. Mauro shares his immigrant experience and how it shaped his views on education, advocating for a liberal arts education that i
Episode 1 - Introduction to Education Matters
Education Matters explores how education shapes society, democracy, and the future. Through insightful conversations with educators, administrators, technology leaders, scientists and philosophers, this podcast explores the challenges, successes, and evolving landscape of learning. From inspiring people to fascinating ideas, we delve into how education shapes lives and communities. Whether you're
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