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Can We Get a Minute?

Can We Get A Minute?” cuts through the confusion of education policy to answer the questions teachers are too busy to research themselves. Join Jenn Ellis (a recovering lawyer) and Rebeca Shackleford (a former teacher and principal) as they decode who really calls the shots in our schools. From classroom policies to curriculum decisions, they break down complex education bureaucracy into actionable insights.

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All4Ed Flash

All4Ed Flash is All4Ed’s video-shorts podcast series on important developments in education policy brought to you by the All4Ed policy team.

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UnDisrupted

Join Dr. Adam Phyall and Carl Hooker and their guests as they breakdown many of the challenges facing district-level leaders today.

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Leading Through Unprecedented Times

Join Thomas C. Murray for another great season of powerful stories from school and districts who are leading and inspiring their colleagues and communities in the face of adversity!

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Leading from the Library

Future Ready Librarians are navigating an evolving educational landscape, balancing innovation, advocacy, and changing school dynamics. Join Future Ready Advisor Shannon McClintock Miller (@shannonmiller) Leading from the Library podcast, where she explores strategies, resources, and inspiring stories to support librarians in shaping the future of learning.

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Recent Episodes

August 5, 2025

Podcast | AI, Collaborative Leadership, Data and Privacy, Digital Learning, Educator Policy, Future Ready Schools, Professional Learning

UnDisruptED: It’s the 100th-ish Episode

Live from ISTE+ASCD, Adam Phyall and Carl Hooker bring laughs and insight on AI, edtech disruption, and district chaos—no slides, just energy. It’s milestone-ish, messy, and must-hear UnDisrupted.
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July 30, 2025

Podcast | Educator Policy, Federal Education Budget

All4Ed Flash: School Funding Chaos: Trump Admin Releases Funds, But Students Still Suffer

The Trump administration will release nearly $5 billion in K-Grant funds after a freeze, impacting school districts’ hiring and programs. Despite the release, disruptions have already affected students, especially English learners and immigrant communities. Pressure from Republican senators and advocacy groups led to this decision, highlighting ongoing education funding issues.
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July 18, 2025

Podcast | Educator Policy, Federal Education Budget

All4Ed Flash: Why This Supreme Court Decision Could Change U.S. Education Forever

A recent Supreme Court decision allows the Trump administration to proceed with firing nearly 1,400 staff at the U.S. Department of Education—putting vital student protections and public education support at risk.
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