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Public Education Unfiltered

Public Education Unfiltered

De: Brian J. Stephens
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By Educators. For Educators.

Public education is facing new challenges, and it’s time for real talk.

Public Education Unfiltered, hosted by public education expert Brian J. Stephens, goes beyond the headlines to tackle the biggest challenges facing public school districts— without the sugar coating.

Through raw, unfiltered conversations with superintendents, policymakers, and education reform leaders, this podcast breaks down the real issues affecting schools today, from chronic absenteeism and student recruitment to funding struggles and policy shifts. But this isn’t just talk— it’s about real-world solutions that help educators, administrators, and decision-makers take action.

If you care about the future of public education, this is the podcast you need to hear.

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Episodios
  • What Students Actually Need From Adults

    What Students Actually Need From Adults
    Feb 10 2026

    Schools play an important role in setting expectations and addressing real world consequences, parents must support that work by allowing educators to hold students accountable in meaningful ways. The episode highlights why consistency, boundaries, and partnership between families and schools are essential for preparing young people for life beyond the classroom.
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    6 m
  • Dealing with Families, What Has Changed?

    Dealing with Families, What Has Changed?
    Feb 4 2026

    Parent behaviors are reshaping the teacher family relationship. Archetypes like the helicopter and lawnmower parent directly affect teachers’ autonomy, workload, and emotional bandwidth. This episode explores how constant monitoring and escalation strain trust, shift power dynamics, and contribute to stress and burnout and what it means for classroom culture, communication, and long term partnerships with families.
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    34 m
  • School Choice or School Coercion?

    School Choice or School Coercion?
    Jan 28 2026

    This episode explores how the dominant framework of school choice can reward advantage instead of fulfilling the public promise to educate every child. We examine the long-term effects of inequitable systems, the risks of short-term thinking, and the consequences for millions of children.
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    16 m
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