The host directory
45 educators, coaches, and school leaders behind 35 K–12 podcasts. Bios, locations, and the shows they run.
Dr. Fonz is a respected voice in educational technology and AI in education. Through hundreds of episodes and a global audience, he creates a platform for educators to stay informed, inspired, and empowered as technology reshapes teaching and learning. The show amplifies voices from the field often left out of the tech conversation.
Amy Hermon hosts School Librarians United, a weekly show that connects school librarians with practical ideas, programming, and conversations from colleagues across the country.
Dr. Beth and Dr. Anna are experienced educators dedicated to supporting new teachers through candid conversations, practical strategies, and a community of support.
The Center for Professional Education of Teachers (CPET) at Teachers College, Columbia University is dedicated to making excellent and equitable education for all young people a reality.
Josh, Chris, and Mark are veteran K-12 technology leaders behind the K12TechPro community. Their weekly show pairs candid debate with practical takeaways for school IT teams navigating cybersecurity, networking, devices, AI, and vendor decisions.
Chris Garcia is an educational technology leader and the host of the Innovative Pedagogy Podcast. Drawing from experience across classrooms, school sites, district systems, higher education, and professional organizations, he explores cutting-edge topics and trends shaping the future of learning.
Chris Nesi is an educator and edtech enthusiast who hosts House of #EdTech, exploring innovative educational tools, teaching strategies, and technology trends for educators at every stage of their journey.
Dr. Beth and Dr. Anna are experienced educators dedicated to supporting new teachers through candid conversations, practical strategies, and a community of support.
Beth, Billie Jo, Holly, Brian, and rotating guest hosts make up the Elkhart Community Schools instructional coaching team. They bring classroom-tested perspective to questions about EdTech tools, workflows, and the realities of supporting K–12 teachers and students.
The EdTech Shortcut Podcast is presented by Evolve EdTech, a team focused on helping educators integrate technology efficiently through practical strategies, tool tutorials, and conversations with classroom practitioners.
Matt Miller (author of Ditch That Textbook) and Holly Clark (author of The Infused Classroom) are bestselling authors, keynote speakers, and longtime classroom teachers who help educators design meaningful, technology-infused learning experiences.
Ira Apfel is the Editorial Director at EdSurge and host of This Week with EdSurge. He leads a team of reporters covering K–12, higher education, edtech, and the policies shaping the future of learning, bringing rigorous, empathetic journalism to every episode.
Jill Anderson is the host and producer of the Harvard EdCast, the Harvard Graduate School of Education's weekly podcast. She brings researchers, educators, and education leaders into conversation about the ideas and practices reshaping schools.
Former middle school teacher, now professor, author, and speaker focused on creativity, design thinking, and student-centered learning.
Josh, Chris, and Mark are veteran K-12 technology leaders behind the K12TechPro community. Their weekly show pairs candid debate with practical takeaways for school IT teams navigating cybersecurity, networking, devices, AI, and vendor decisions.
K12 Tech produces and hosts The K-12 Tech Podcast, talking with educators and district leaders across the country about the realities of running modern, technology-rich classrooms and schools.
Kasey Bell is a former middle school teacher turned Google Certified Trainer, edtech author, and international speaker. She is the founder of Shake Up Learning and is known for delivering honest, teacher-friendly professional development that helps busy K-12 educators stay ahead in education technology.
Rachel Johnson and Katie Attwell are Canadian educators and co-hosts of The EduGals Podcast. Together they explore classroom-tested edtech strategies, instructional design, and the realities of teaching in modern K–12 classrooms.
Dr. Kelly Torres is a faculty member at The Chicago School and the host of Ed Tech Hour. She leads conversations on how technological innovation can advance psychology education and create practitioner-based learning experiences with global impact.
Kevin Stoller is the host of the Better Learning Podcast and co-founder of Kay-Twelve, a company focused on transforming learning environments. He uses the show to spotlight educators, designers, and thought leaders rethinking how schools work—mixing serious conversation with movie-fueled fun.
Matt and Laura Grundler are veteran art educators and the hosts of K12ArtChat, the weekly podcast extension of the long-running #K12ArtChat Twitter community. Together they bring together guest hosts from across the K-12 art education world for backstage conversations on craft, classroom practice, and creativity.
Laurie Guyon is an educator, instructional coach, and co-author of the SMILE Learning framework who champions joyful, student-centered teaching. Dr. Matthew X. Joseph is a longtime school leader, author of Stronger Together, and founder of the X-Factor EDU Podcast Network. Together they make EdTech feel doable, human, and fun.
Lindy is a former classroom teacher turned EdTech consultant who works with K–12 districts to make technology feel doable in the classroom. Raised in rural Montana, she brings a grounded, practical voice to conversations about AI, screen time, and digital literacy — always centering teachers and students.
Matt Mervis (Managing Director) and Dr. Liz Radday (Director of Innovation) lead Skills21 at EdAdvance and co-host ChatEDU together. Their work — and the podcast — sits at the intersection of AI literacy, ethical classroom use, teacher preparation, and the future of work.
Josh, Chris, and Mark are veteran K-12 technology leaders behind the K12TechPro community. Their weekly show pairs candid debate with practical takeaways for school IT teams navigating cybersecurity, networking, devices, AI, and vendor decisions.
Matt and Laura Grundler are veteran art educators and the hosts of K12ArtChat, the weekly podcast extension of the long-running #K12ArtChat Twitter community. Together they bring together guest hosts from across the K-12 art education world for backstage conversations on craft, classroom practice, and creativity.
Matt Mervis (Managing Director) and Dr. Liz Radday (Director of Innovation) lead Skills21 at EdAdvance and co-host ChatEDU together. Their work — and the podcast — sits at the intersection of AI literacy, ethical classroom use, teacher preparation, and the future of work.
Matt Miller (author of Ditch That Textbook) and Holly Clark (author of The Infused Classroom) are bestselling authors, keynote speakers, and longtime classroom teachers who help educators design meaningful, technology-infused learning experiences.
Matt Stringer is the CEO of The Education Showroom, a platform dedicated to connecting schools with the ideas, products, and people that make a real difference in classrooms. With a background in education leadership and a passion for honest conversation, Matt hosts discussions that cut through the noise to find what actually works for teachers and students.
Laurie Guyon is an educator, instructional coach, and co-author of the SMILE Learning framework who champions joyful, student-centered teaching. Dr. Matthew X. Joseph is a longtime school leader, author of Stronger Together, and founder of the X-Factor EDU Podcast Network. Together they make EdTech feel doable, human, and fun.
Dr. Melanie Wiscount is a longtime K–12 educator, instructional technology coach, and Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert who helps teachers harness technology to boost student engagement and learning.
MJ and Tony are board members of the Illinois Educational Technology Leaders (IETL) and hosts of the IETL Podcast. They bring together technology leaders across Illinois for conversations on policy, security, screen time, and the evolving role of edtech in K–12 districts.
Dr. Monica Burns is an author, speaker, and former classroom teacher who founded ClassTechTips to help educators integrate technology in ways that actually work. Through her podcast, books, and speaking, she gives teachers bite-sized, ready-to-use strategies for EdTech, AI, and digital learning.
Dr. Pamela 'Pam' Brett is a math educator and consultant who works with teachers, schools, and families on the emotional and identity work that surrounds math learning. Through her consulting practice and the Blue Glasses Math podcast, she champions math classrooms where every student is treated as a real human, not a robot — and where beliefs, regulation, and relationships are taken as seriously as content.
Rachel Johnson and Katie Attwell are Canadian educators and co-hosts of The EduGals Podcast. Together they explore classroom-tested edtech strategies, instructional design, and the realities of teaching in modern K–12 classrooms.
Dr. Rachelle Dené Poth is a Spanish and STEAM educator, attorney, author, and international speaker focused on emerging technologies in education. She hosts the THRIVEinEDU podcast and community to spotlight educator stories and tools that help students and teachers thrive.
Sam Kary is a teacher, instructional coach, and the founder of EdTech Classroom — a YouTube channel, podcast, and online community helping teachers use technology in ways that put learning, creativity, and student agency first.
Suzannah Evans and Dr. Shane Saeed are professional learning specialists in St. Vrain Valley Schools. Together they create a podcast that makes powerful PD accessible to educators everywhere, featuring classroom practitioners, researchers, and thought leaders who shape the future of teaching and learning.
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View full profile →Shannon McClintock Miller is a teacher librarian, international speaker, author, and the Future Ready Librarians® spokesperson. She hosts Leading from the Library, highlighting innovative school librarians nationwide.
Steve Tetreault is a school librarian and host of the School Librarian Learning Network Podcast. Known as @DrTLovesBooks, he connects school librarians across the country to share their favorite lessons, ideas, and resources.
Steven Miletto is a veteran educator and consultant who hosts Teaching Learning Leading K-12, interviewing teachers, leaders, authors, and innovators about the work of K-12 schools.
Suzannah Evans and Dr. Shane Saeed are professional learning specialists in St. Vrain Valley Schools. Together they create a podcast that makes powerful PD accessible to educators everywhere, featuring classroom practitioners, researchers, and thought leaders who shape the future of teaching and learning.
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View full profile →Dr. Therese Markow is an award-winning geneticist with decades of experience teaching undergraduates and training graduate and postdoctoral students. On Critically Speaking, she brings that same clarity and rigor to conversations with experts across science, health, and society — helping listeners separate fact from disinformation.
MJ and Tony are board members of the Illinois Educational Technology Leaders (IETL) and hosts of the IETL Podcast. They bring together technology leaders across Illinois for conversations on policy, security, screen time, and the evolving role of edtech in K–12 districts.
Vicki Davis is the Cool Cat Teacher—an AP Computer Science teacher, author, and longtime edtech blogger. Through the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast she brings classroom teachers fast, actionable conversations with educators and experts on AI, edtech, and what matters in real classrooms.
