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  • Dr. Laura Latta

    Dr. Laura Latta
    Jun 6 2025

    In this episode, Chris and Michelle introduce the brilliant Dr. Laura Lata, Executive Director of the Tulsa Higher Education Consortium—who Chris has aptly nicknamed “the queen of collaboration.”

    From there, Michelle and Laura dive into a powerful conversation about leading with empathy in education. Laura shares her belief that education is people work, not a system where you plug in inputs and expect predictable outcomes. It’s human, relational, and deeply complex.

    They explore how psychological safety creates space for innovation, how communities of practice can break through isolation, and why reclaiming teacher agency is essential. Laura reminds us that educators are icons, innovators, and often the “parent profession”—creating something from nothing every single day.

    Highlights from the conversation include:
    ✨ “It just takes one friend.”
    ✨ “Teaching is the parent profession.”
    ✨ “You can reclaim agency in your work.”
    ✨ “Education is people work.”

    Chris and Michelle return at the end to unpack the conversation and reflect on the heart of Laura’s message. This episode is a meaningful reminder of the emotional depth, creativity, and community that fuel the work of educators every day.

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 Creating Spaces for Recognition

    03:37 Introducing Dr. Laura Lata

    04:30 Laura's Journey in Education

    08:14 Balancing Perspectives in Education

    11:34 Communities of Practice in Higher Education

    13:23 Real-World Examples of Collaboration

    19:28 Navigating Bureaucracy and Tradition

    28:21 Addressing Educator Exhaustion

    34:09 Fostering Psychological Safety for Innovation

    43:11 Facilitating Authentic Conversations

    47:10 Reclaiming Educator Agency

    54:20 The Heart of Education: Connection and Community

    57:52 Celebrating the Role of Educators

    01:00:23 Reflections on the Conversation

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    1 h et 21 min
  • Mrs. Careli Lopez

    Mrs. Careli Lopez
    May 30 2025
    SUMMARY “When You Love the Student First” For the first time on Oxygen for Educators, the guest was nominated by students—and not just any students! Will and Max, the nephews of our host Chris Kent Phelps, wanted to honor someone who has left a lasting mark on their lives: their beloved 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Lopez from Linda Lyon Elementary in Rockwall ISD. This episode is a heartfelt tribute to the kind of teaching that transforms lives. Will and Max share what has made Mrs. Lopez unforgettable—the way she leads with love, sees each student as a whole person, and creates a classroom filled with joy, humor, and meaningful connection. Mrs. Lopez opens up about her relationship-centered approach, how she creates emotionally safe learning environments, and the importance of mentoring future educators. The conversation also touches on the emotional weight teachers carry, the role of self-care, and how authentic connection can reshape the classroom experience for everyone. If you’ve ever had a teacher who made you feel seen—or you’re striving to be that teacher—this episode will speak straight to you. Know a teacher who deserves to be recognized on the show? We’d love to hear about them! Email Katie at katie@tackybox.com. TAKEAWAYS Kids value teachers who help them reset and calm down.Love first, teach second.Children are allowed to struggle too, teachers should create a safe space for mistakes.Emotional support is crucial for student learning.Teachers can impact students' confidence and self-worth.Emotional connections in teaching can transform student attitudes. Self-care is essential for educators to maintain their well-being.Love in education is foundational for effective teaching.Students often come to school seeking love and support. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guests 03:00 The Impact of Mrs. Lopez on Students 12:02 Mrs. Lopez's Teaching Philosophy and Background 20:00 Building Relationships with Students 29:58 The Importance of Emotional Connection in Teaching 35:02 Transformative Changes in Students 36:44 Innovative Classroom Structures 39:27 Building Trust and Relationships 42:31 Creating a Safe Learning Environment 46:05 The Importance of Self-Care for Educators 49:20 The Impact of Love in Education 50:36 Finding Balance in Teaching 52:22 The Fragility of Students 55:18 The Power of Reflection 57:15 Celebrating Student Achievements ************************************************************************************************ Oxygen for Educators is produced by Ripplemaker Project and proudly sponsored by Tacky Box. Follow on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oxygen-for-educators/id1775510846 Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2i21QueuqVqmEPmI7gzFfQ?si=1bef3354bff2402c Follow on Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/podcast/Oxygen-for-Educators/B0DKL68DLX?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEdbuPy-L7p4RZKZ_VWKCXwK_j8vbjZF2&si=7SHeSWZRllrseygs Website: https://www.tackybox.com/podcast Thank you to our sponsor, Tacky Box! Website: https://tackybox.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacky_box/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTackyBox/ X: https://x.com/thetackybox Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thetackybox/
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    1 h et 18 min
  • Dr. Maricela Helm

    Dr. Maricela Helm
    May 23 2025
    SUMMARY This episode is extra special—our producer, Katie Worden, had the privilege of working under the incredible leadership of Dr. Maricela Helm at Amy Parks Elementary in Rockwall ISD. As Katie's principal, Maricela left a lasting impression, showing her that when we focus on the well-being of each child, academic success will naturally follow. In this episode, host Michelle Kinder sits down with Maricela for a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation about what it truly means to be an educator today. They talk about the power of being present, building authentic relationships with students, and cultivating a love for learning. Maricela shares her insight on how shifting our mindset, practicing daily self-care, and establishing community agreements can transform not just classrooms—but entire school cultures. After the interview, Michelle is joined by Chris Kent Phelps to reflect on the conversation. Together, they unpack the moments that stood out most, diving deeper into themes like vulnerability, empowerment, and what it means to raise up students as not only future change makers, but ripplemakers today. This episode is a reminder of how impactful educators can be—and how putting connection at the center of our work can shape lives in lasting, meaningful ways. TAKEAWAYS We need to focus on who students are right now, not just their future potential.It's important for kids to see us struggle, we are all learners all the time.Discipline should be viewed as an opportunity for relationship building, not punishment.Community agreements help establish a respectful and supportive environment and foster trust and communication.Empowering students to impact their present can lead to a more engaged and responsible future generation. Vulnerability in teaching can help students relate better to their teachers.Education should prioritize relationships over mere academic achievement.Empowering students to see themselves as change makers is vital. CHAPTERS 00:00 – The Present Self: Embracing Who You Are Now 02:40 – Understanding the Role of Educators 04:03 – The Journey to Education: Personal Stories 06:11 – Creating a Love for Learning 10:27 – Mindset Shifts in Education 15:28 – Transforming Discipline into Relationship Building 19:17 – The Power of Circles in Education 22:05 – Building Community Agreements 26:12 – Addressing Systemic Issues in Education 30:06 – The Evolving Role of Educators 35:19 – Empowering Students to Impact the Present 45:26 – The Importance of Daily Self-Care for Educators 48:36 – Celebrating Teachers and Their Impact 51:07 – The Heart of Teaching: Stories That Inspire 52:14 – Building Relationships in Education 53:43 – The Power of Perspective 58:25 – Mindset as Self-Care 01:01:21 – Embracing Vulnerability in Education 01:04:12 – Community Agreements: Building Trust 01:07:20 – Transforming Education Through Relationships 01:10:17 – Empowering Students as Change Makers 01:11:11 – The Importance of Circles in Education ************************************************************************************************ Oxygen for Educators is produced by Ripplemaker Project and proudly sponsored by Tacky Box. Follow on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oxygen-for-educators/id1775510846 Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2i21QueuqVqmEPmI7gzFfQ?si=1bef3354bff2402c Follow on Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/podcast/Oxygen-for-Educators/B0DKL68DLX?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEdbuPy-L7p4RZKZ_VWKCXwK_j8vbjZF2&si=7SHeSWZRllrseygs Website: https://www.tackybox.com/podcast Thank you to our sponsor, Tacky Box! Website: https://tackybox.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacky_box/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTackyBox/ X: https://x.com/thetackybox Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thetackybox/
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    1 h et 21 min
  • Dr. Jeannie Stone

    Dr. Jeannie Stone
    May 16 2025
    SUMMARY This episode is a special one. Michelle Kinder sits down with Dr. Jeannie Stone, a former superintendent and fierce advocate for equity in education, for a deeply honest and inspiring conversation. Hosts Michelle Kinder and Chris Kent Phelps set the stage, sharing why this episode—and Jeannie herself—means so much. Jeannie shows up with warmth, transparency, and wisdom as she reflects on her experience in public education. From navigating the complexities of leadership to standing firm in her commitment to equity, she opens up about what it really means to lead with heart. She shares how she built a culture rooted in what she calls “the teacher’s eyes,” and how she used data, deep listening, and high expectations to close achievement gaps and truly see every student. Michelle and Jeannie dive into both the challenges and the joys of the work—what it takes to create transformative change, the value of mentorship, and how to foster real, necessary conversations about race and equity in schools. After the interview, Chris and Michelle return to unpack the conversation and reflect on its powerful takeaways—making space to celebrate the educators doing the hard, beautiful work of showing up for kids every single day. TAKEAWAYS Every child deserves to be seen and supported in their educational journey. Open conversations about race and equity are necessary for progress. Mentorship plays a crucial role in shaping educators' careers. Every educator has the power to create change within their locus of control. Listening to students' stories is a sacred responsibility for educators. Transformative changes can lead to significant improvements in student outcomes. CHAPTERS 00:00 – The Impact of Mentorship in Education 03:02 – A Journey Through Education: From Teacher to Superintendent 05:52 – The Teacher's Eyes: A Leadership Philosophy 12:12 – Equity in Education: A Personal Commitment 18:14 – Facing Challenges: The Reality of Racial Equity 23:48 – Transformative Changes: Implementing the ACE Model 29:57 – Navigating Controversy: The Cost of Advocacy 36:13 – Looking Ahead: The Future of Equity in Education 45:09 – The Responsibility of Educators 48:41 – Current Role and Impact in Education 51:21 – Reflections on Leadership and Legacy 54:49 – The Importance of Listening and Seeing Students 56:52 – The Journey of Writing and Healing 01:00:05 – Belief in the Power of Education 01:02:19 – A Love Letter to Educators 01:03:13 – Reflections on the Conversation ************************************************************************************************ Oxygen for Educators is produced by Ripplemaker Project and proudly sponsored by Tacky Box. Follow on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oxygen-for-educators/id1775510846 Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2i21QueuqVqmEPmI7gzFfQ?si=1bef3354bff2402c Follow on Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/podcast/Oxygen-for-Educators/B0DKL68DLX?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEdbuPy-L7p4RZKZ_VWKCXwK_j8vbjZF2&si=7SHeSWZRllrseygs Website: https://www.tackybox.com/podcast Thank you to our sponsor, Tacky Box! Website: https://tackybox.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacky_box/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTackyBox/ X: https://x.com/thetackybox Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thetackybox/
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    1 h et 19 min
  • Robert Selders Jr.

    Robert Selders Jr.
    May 9 2025

    SUMMARY

    In this rich and layered episode, Michelle Kinder and Chris Kent Phelps kick things off with a heartfelt introduction before handing the mic to Robert and Michelle for a deep, honest conversation about what it truly takes to support students—and the adults who serve them. They explore the power of representation, the importance of relationships, and the role adult behavior plays in shaping student outcomes.

    From there, Chris and Michelle come back to unpack the conversation, highlighting the threads of emotional resilience, high expectations, and the need for educators to care for themselves as they care for others. Together, they reflect on how leadership, clarity, and capacity-building can help schools become places where everyone—students and adults alike—can thrive.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • Adult behavior significantly impacts student outcomes.
      How we show up—our presence, our tone, our consistency—shapes every student’s experience.

    • Transformative relationships drive change in education.
      Real, lasting change doesn’t start with programs—it starts with people. Connection is the catalyst.

    • Representation in leadership roles is essential for equitable decision-making.
      Who sits at the table matters. Students need to see themselves reflected in those who lead them.

    • Creating a supportive environment is vital for educator well-being.
      Educators can’t pour into others when they’re empty. Support isn’t a bonus—it’s a necessity.

    • Self-examination helps in understanding emotional responses.
      The inner work matters. Awareness of our own reactions is essential to leading with clarity and compassion.

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 – Reversing the Narrative on Education
    04:09 – Meet Robert Selders Jr.: A Journey of Transformation
    10:00 – The Importance of Representation in Education
    13:48 – Empowering Students from Challenging Backgrounds
    20:00 – The Role of Adult Behavior in Student Success
    25:07 – Fortifying Education Systems Against Challenges
    30:10 – Creating Conditions for Adult Thriving
    38:50 – Self-Care and Resilience in Education
    44:58 – The Lasting Impact of Educators
    48:20 – Navigating Relationships and Expectations in Education
    49:46 – The Importance of High Standards
    52:11 – Embracing Challenges and Personal Growth
    54:07 – Dealing with Fear and Emotional Resilience
    58:24 – The Power of Reflection and Self-Examination
    01:00:20 – Building Capacity and Mastery in Education
    01:01:24 – The Role of Leadership in Supporting Educators
    01:03:00 – Transformative Relationships in Education
    01:10:20 – Anticipating Adversity and Fortifying Systems
    01:15:51 – Creating a Supportive Environment for Educators

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    1 h et 31 min
  • Dr. John Gasko

    Dr. John Gasko
    May 2 2025

    SUMMARY

    In this episode, Michelle Kinder sits down with Dr. John Gasko for a raw and powerful conversation about what it really takes to show up well in education. John doesn’t sugarcoat the reality — he talks honestly about the toll the work can take and why educator well-being isn’t just important, it’s essential. Together, they explore what happens when schools embrace healing, reflection, and connection — not just for students, but for the adults leading them.

    After the interview, Michelle and Chris Kent Phelps unpack the conversation and reflect on the big takeaways — from the idea of “holding tension with a still point inside you” to what it means to lead with humanity in systems that often forget the human. This episode is about purpose, pain, and what it means to stay open and grounded in a profession that asks for everything.

    TAKEAWAYS

    • There is no such thing as getting to "great" when the adults in the system are weighed down by emotional and psychological suffering
    • If you want to work in education, you have to be willing to step into the darkness — because that’s where the real work is
    • Educators must anticipate adversity — and learn how to carry it with strength and steadiness
    • We’ve shaped a generation of writers who need to be reflective, but we’ve trained them to operate inside a box
    • Educators play a vital role as healers within their school communities
    • Real hope begins with a clear-eyed understanding of the challenges we face

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 The Importance of Acknowledging Reality in Education
    04:07 Introducing Dr. John Gasco: A Journey of Well-Being
    09:57 The Impact of Educator Well-Being on Student Success
    16:05 Creating a New Paradigm in Teacher Education
    22:04 Transforming School Culture and Educator Support
    29:54 Innovative Approaches to Well-Being in Education
    40:07 Personal Steps Towards Prioritizing Well-Being
    44:03 Building Relationships and Community in Education
    45:32 The Triangle of Purpose: Healing, Joy, and Community
    48:44 Facing the Meta Crisis: Hope and Challenges for Educators
    52:38 Rethinking Education: Skills for a Changing World
    56:21 Creating Conditions for Hope and Growth
    01:00:14 The Power of Personal Development in Education
    01:01:56 Anticipating Adversity: Becoming a Counterforce
    01:07:14 The Importance of Self-Care and Reflection
    01:11:01 The Healing Power of Educators
    01:18:36 Finding Purpose and Hope in Education

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    1 h et 26 min
  • Kathryn Kennedy, PhD

    Kathryn Kennedy, PhD
    Apr 25 2025
    SUMMARY In this conversation, Michelle Kinder sits down with Katherine Kennedy to unpack the real challenges educators face—burnout, secondary trauma, and the emotional weight they carry in and out of the classroom. They talk about how personal experiences shape professional lives, and why supporting educator wellness isn't optional—it’s urgent. Katherine shares her journey and what pushed her to create wellness programs designed specifically for educators. She digs into the role of creativity, community, and somatic practices in healing, and why reconnecting with yourself is often the first step toward meaningful change. This dialogue pushes beyond surface-level solutions, exploring what real support looks like in a system that often overlooks the humanity of the people in it. It’s about agency, advocacy, and building spaces where educators—and students—can actually thrive. Seven Small Changes to Support Your Mental Health This School Year: https://consult4ed.group/educafe/2024/8/25/from-meltdown-to-understanding-six-ways-to-support-students-in-the-moment-wglym-sahgz-r3256 TAKEAWAYS Burnout isn’t just exhaustion—it’s a signal that something has to change. Personal trauma doesn’t stay at the door—it walks into the classroom too. Wellness isn't fluff—it’s foundational. Creativity and connection aren’t extras—they’re lifelines. Empowerment is the antidote to feeling stuck. CHAPTERS 00:00 The Burden of Educator Responsibilities 02:50 Katherine Kennedy's Journey to Educator Wellness 06:01 The Impact of Personal Trauma on Professional Life 08:52 The Importance of Educator Wellness 12:04 The Shift to Consulting and Wellness Programs 15:12 The Role of Language in Educator Experience 18:03 Current Challenges and Hopes for Educators 20:52 Empowering Educators Through Creativity 24:08 Finding Support and Community 27:00 The Need for Change in Educational Systems 30:05 Healing Through Somatic Practices 32:56 Befriending the Parts of Ourselves 42:55 Healing Through Alternative Practices 44:44 Seven Small Changes for Mental Health 46:43 The Importance of Agency and Advocacy 49:36 The Power of Connection in Education 51:54 Creating Safe Spaces for Students 53:14 Understanding Stress and the Body 58:09 Creativity, Connection, and Empowerment 01:00:24 The Impact of the Pandemic on Educators 01:02:52 The Role of Educators in Student Well-being 01:07:03 The Influence of Mr. Weaver 01:10:22 The Role of Play in Learning 01:12:49 Learning and Contributing as Vital Metrics 01:17:00 The Emotional Toll on Educators 01:20:25 Empowerment and Agency as Healing Forces *Oxygen for Educators is produced by Ripplemaker Project and proudly sponsored by Tacky Box. Follow on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oxygen-for-educators/id1775510846 Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2i21QueuqVqmEPmI7gzFfQ?si=1bef3354bff2402c Follow on Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/podcast/Oxygen-for-Educators/B0DKL68DLX?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEdbuPy-L7p4RZKZ_VWKCXwK_j8vbjZF2&si=7SHeSWZRllrseygs Website: https://www.tackybox.com/podcast Thank you to our sponsor, Tacky Box! Website: https://tackybox.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacky_box/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTackyBox/ X: https://x.com/thetackybox Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thetackybox/
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    1 h et 23 min
  • PART 2 Alex Vesely-Frankl, Viktor Frankl's Grandson

    PART 2 Alex Vesely-Frankl, Viktor Frankl's Grandson
    Apr 18 2025
    SUMMARY: In this uninterrupted episode, hosts Michelle Kinder and Chris Kent Phelps present part 2 of their interview with Alex Vesely-Frankl, Viktor Frankl’s grandson. They explore the impact of meaning in education, mental health, and personal responsibility. Alex shares insights from his grandfather's teachings, emphasizing the importance of focusing on one's role and impact on others. The discussion covers the complexity of human nature, burnout in education, and logotherapy's role in addressing despair and suicide. The conversation highlights integrity, family influence, and the transformative power of relationships in healing and finding purpose. LINKS: Man Search For Meaning: https://a.co/d/iS2XrjXLogotherapy-online.comLogotherapy Institute of America Courses: https://courses.viktorfranklamerica.com/ KEY TAKEAWAYS: The shift from self-centered thinking to a focus on others can create profound meaning.Human beings are multidimensional, encompassing more than just body and mind.Meaning can stabilize mental health and prevent despair.Logotherapy emphasizes the importance of finding meaning in suffering.Educators play a crucial role in helping students discover their own meaning. CHAPTERS: 00:00 The Shift from Self to Others 02:15 Understanding Human Multidimensionality 09:10 The Role of Meaning in Education 24:45 Addressing Despair and Suicide Rates 38:23 Logotherapy and Its Relevance Today 46:40 Legacy of Integrity and Truth 50:58 Victor Frankl's Wisdom and Personal Insights 54:58 Understanding Noetic Essence and Personal Growth 01:02:32 Navigating Meaning and Overwhelm in Life 01:10:23 The Duality of Suffering and Love 01:17:54 Youth Suicide Prevention and Meaning-Centered Living 01:25:20 The Impact of Meaning Orientation on Life Choices *Oxygen for Educators is produced by Ripplemaker Project and proudly sponsored by Tacky Box. Follow on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/oxygen-for-educators/id1775510846 Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2i21QueuqVqmEPmI7gzFfQ?si=1bef3354bff2402c Follow on Audible: https://www.audible.co.uk/podcast/Oxygen-for-Educators/B0DKL68DLX?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEdbuPy-L7p4RZKZ_VWKCXwK_j8vbjZF2&si=7SHeSWZRllrseygs Website: https://www.tackybox.com/podcast Thank you to our sponsor, Tacky Box! Website: https://tackybox.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tacky_box/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTackyBox/ X: https://x.com/thetackybox Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thetackybox/
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    1 h et 27 min