How do we teach students to sit with evidence longer?
What happens when historical research uncovers a truth you are not sure you want to know? In this episode of Shifting Schools , Tricia speak...
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How Nolan's Odyssey and Cover Songs Help Us Talk About AI
Christopher Nolan's Odyssey just earned nearly $300 million retelling a 3,000-year-old story — so what actually separates imitation from tra...
Ted Lasso's Cristo Fernández: Fútbol Is Life, and It's Never Too Late to Dream
You know him as Dani Rojas on Ted Lasso. He's also a professional footballer with El Paso Locomotive FC, a filmmaker, and now the author of...
When Students Go After Real Problems
When Alex Campbell set out to teach sociology through true crime, he wasn't trying to catch a murderer. He was trying to make the stakes rea...
Do you want to better understand your team?
Every team has communication habits, but how many of those habits have ever been discussed out loud? In this episode, Tricia introduces The...
The perfect middle grade book for readers during The World Cup
Award-winning author Christina Diaz Gonzalez joins Tricia to discuss Offside , her new bilingual middle-grade graphic novel about soccer, fr...
AI Literacy Is Problem-Solving Literacy
Tricia Friedman shares a real-life story about a flooded basement, an insurance claim, and what it revealed about AI literacy. After a major...
Jerry Spinelli: What Young Writers Need to Know About Stories
Newbery Medal-winning author Jerry Spinelli joins the podcast for a conversation about writing, perseverance, childhood, and the stories tha...
Colin Woodard on Civic Identity, Trust, and the American Story
In this Fourth of July weekend episode, Tricia Friedman speaks with Colin Woodard, director of Nationhood Lab at Salve Regina University's P...
Teaching the Declaration Beyond the Fourth of July
In this Fourth of July weekend episode, Tricia Friedman speaks with historian and author Katie Kennedy about her new book, The Declaration D...
What 600 Letters Can Teach Us About WWII
In this episode, Tricia speaks with Jan Cress Dondi about the years-long research journey behind her USA Today bestselling WWII book. What b...
AI in Schools Is Changing: What Leaders Need Now
In this episode of Shifting Schools , Jeff and Tricia reflect on the 2025–2026 school year and what they are seeing as schools move into a m...
The Father's Day Gift of Curiosity: Brian Boone on Trivia, Memory, and Connection
Looking for something thoughtful, funny, curious, and conversation-starting for Father's Day weekend? This episode may be just the thing. We...
Will this be the summer of vibe coding?
In this episode of Shifting Schools , Jeff and Tricia talk about vibe coding: the emerging practice of using AI tools to help turn prompts,...
Meredith Walker on Why "Be Yourself" Isn't Enough
What do we really mean when we tell young people to "be yourself"? In this episode, Tricia Friedman speaks with Meredith Walker, co-founder...
How to build a story one ingredient at a time with Keala Kendall
Join us as Keala Kendall, author of the compelling gothic novel That Which Feeds Us , takes us through her creative process, the importance...
Veronica Roth on Taylor Swift, Dystopian Fantasy, and the Art of Starting Again
This week, Tricia Friedman speaks with Veronica Roth, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Divergent series and the author of See...
Dr. Brittney Cooper on Picture Books, Collaboration, and Love
This week, Tricia Friedman welcomes Dr. Brittney Cooper to the podcast to talk about her new picture book, Mama Says I'm Fine , illustrated...
Why Patricia Cornwell Still Believes in Stories
Patricia Cornwell joins Tricia Friedman for a conversation about memory, writing, curiosity, forensic science, and the memoir she never expe...
The Questions Students Are Asking About AI: and the Mindsets that help Answer Them
Tricia and Jeff talk about what AI literacy actually looks like in K-12 — past the policy memos, past the vendor pitches, past the "ban it o...