Kicking off The Median Society’s special month on language and financial literacy, this episode exposes the harsh realities of America’s struggling education system. Host Anthony Mitchell is joined by educators, a school leader, and a concerned parent to unpack why so many students can’t read at grade level—and why it matters for their future. This eye-opening conversation sets the stage for a month of critical conversations on how literacy shapes opportunity and economic empowerment.

In this inspiring episode, host Anthony Mitchell explores the life and legacy of Dr. James McCune Smith—the first African American to earn a medical degree and a trailblazing intellectual of the 19th century. From his groundbreaking achievements in medicine to his fearless advocacy for abolition and education, this episode sheds light on a pioneer whose contributions laid the foundation for future generations.

In this powerful episode of The Median Society, Dr. Durrant joins host Anthony Mitchell to explore the deep-rooted disparities in America’s healthcare system. From unequal access and treatment to systemic bias and cultural disconnects, the discussion sheds light on how race, income, and geography continue to shape health outcomes—and what must be done to close the gap.

In this opening episode, Dr. Durrant reflects on her early life and the defining moments that led to the creation of *White Coat Green Room*. She shares the passion behind her mission to support healthcare professionals beyond the lab coat, spotlighting the human side of medicine and healing.

Failing Healthcare is a gripping podcast that explores the cracks, crises, and consequences of the modern healthcare system. Each episode dives into real stories, expert insights, and critical conversations about why care is failing patients—and what must change to fix it. Whether you're a healthcare worker, patient, or policymaker, this is the podcast that pulls back the curtain on a system in urgent need of healing.

This episode explores the legacy of Fred Hampton, Chairman of the Illinois Black Panther Party, and his push for self-accountability within marginalized communities. Anthony Mitchell highlights Hampton’s efforts to unite diverse groups through the Rainbow Coalition and draws parallels to current challenges, emphasizing the importance of community empowerment and resilience.

In this recap, Anthony Mitchell revisits the powerful insights from Ivan Jones, Human Engineering Expert. The first episode focused on self-ownership and the importance of authenticity and growth. The second explored the cost of not owning yourself, highlighting the illusion of control and the influence economy. Anthony reflects on key takeaways, emphasizing the need for accountability and intentional decision-making to reclaim control over one’s life.

Building on the foundation from Episode 1, this episode dives deeper into the consequences of not taking control of your life. Ivan explains how external influences can lead people to lease their lives instead of owning them. The conversation explores the illusion of control, the rise of influencer culture over thinkers, and actionable strategies for regaining ownership of one's path.