The Exit Interview: A Podcast for Black Educators

    Amidst all of the conversations about the recruitment of Black educators, where are the discussions about retention? The Exit Interview podcast was created to elevate the stories of Black educators who have been pushed out of the classroom, main or central office. The podcast asks guests to share their education journey, the "last straw" that made them decide to leave education, and, most importantly, what they are doing now that they have left the traditional education sphere.

  • In the Pursuit of Impact with Dr. Damia Thomas

  • What It Means To Be Well with Dr. Shawn Ginwright

  • Taking Care and Moving Forward with Dr. LaShaune Stitt

  • Worthy of Rest with Octavia Raheem

  • Learning to Relearn with Kwame Sarfo-Mensah

  • Advocating for Better Mental Health with Shatiera Porte'e

  • Lessons In Liberation with Sarah Graham

  • Centered in Love with Julia Berry

  • (Re)defining Me with Langston Jacobs

  • Healing From Racial Fatigue with Jason Shankle

  • Episode 49: Redefining Education and Black Excellence with Asha von Liebtag

  • Episode 48: Saying Yes Despite the Odds with Dr. Adrienne Smith

  • Episode 47: Changing The Way We Perceive Early Childhood Educators with Brittney Carey

  • Episode 46: Our Black Educators and Students Deserve Better with Vanity Jenkins

  • Episode 45: Restoring My Identity As An Educator Through Afrofuturism with Sherinda Bryant

  • Episode 44: Black Educators Organizing Against Anti-Blackness with Jalisa Evans

  • Episode 43: For the Love of Black Women with Stacey Taylor-Brandon

  • Episode 42: Revolutionizing Education for Our Children with Benita Gordon

  • Episode 41: Saying No To Imposter Syndrome with Brittany Dawson

  • Episode 40: The Power of Community with Elia Martin

  • Episode 39: Solo Sabbatical: Battling Burnout, Finding Renewal with Jailyn Jenkins

  • Episode 38: Educator to Education Consultant with Dr. Cletis Allen

  • Episode 37: Elementary Education Evolved with Yasha Chapman

  • Episode 36: Special Episode: Episode 141 :The Exit Interview Podcast

  • Episode 35: Teaching Internationally While Black with Brittni Black with Brittni Joy

  • Episode 34: Supporting Black Women Educators with Deidra Fogarty

  • Episode 33: Healing Starts with Mindset with Michelle Emmanuelle

  • Episode 32: Hope for Our Education System with Lacey Robinson

  • Episode 31: Advocating for Black Families with Ronda Haynes-Belen

  • Episode 30: Protecting and Supporting Black Children with Mia Street

  • Episode 29: Mind-Body Wellness Practices with Dr. Siobhan Flowers

  • Episode 28: Supporting Black and Brown Male Educators with Dr. Dedrick Sims

  • Episode 27: Kev's Ideas on Retaining Black Educators

  • Episode 26: Special Episode: Dr. Asia on The Thoughtful Counselor Podcast

  • Episode 24: Healing from Racial Battle Fatigue with Janet Stickmon

  • Episode 23: The Pushout and Pullout of Black Educators with Dr. Asia Lyons

  • Episode 22: "So...How's Work?" with Janet Stickmon

  • Episode 21: Slow Burn with Enola Garland

  • Office Hours Dr. Asia Reflects

  • Leaving With Your Head Held High with Nedra Hall

  • The Freedom School 5280 with Branta Lockett

  • Coming Back Different with Jacci Cradle

  • The Person I Am Now Is Different with Arvian Harper

  • Back to School with Dr. Asia and Kev

  • I Am Complicit in This with Stacey Brandon

  • Different District Same Story with Dr. Jeanette Patterson

  • On to Higher Ground with Dr. William Anderson

  • On to Bigger and Better with Crystal Gillis

  • I Got Receipts with Desmond Williams

  • It's Not About Football with Coach Tony Lindsay, Sr.

  • Ya Might Win Some with Michael Diaz-Rivera

  • The Origins of Racial Battle Fatigue with Dr. William Smith Part II

  • You Can Stand on My Shoulders with Dr. Darlene Sampson

  • The Origins of Racial Battle Fatigue with Dr. William Smith

  • I Am Still an Educator with Shalelia Dillard

  • God Said It Was Time with Donna Druery

  • Everything for a Reason with Analise Harris

  • Don't Ever Downplay My Accomplishments with Sataira Douglas

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