
175. How Robotics Transforms Learning ft. Jason McKenna of VEX Robotics
A special live-recorded conversation with Jason McKenna from VEX Robotics! Broadcasting straight from the VEX Classroom, Jason showcases an incredible lineup of robotic solutions designed to transform learning environments. With over 20 years of teaching experience, Jason shares his personal journey—including a pivotal moment when he almost walked away from education due to burnout. But everything changed when he saw firsthand how a robotics lesson could transform his classroom.
174. Empowering Kids with Stylish STEM ft. Prisma Kiddos
As a mom to two daughters, Natasha is always on the lookout for STEM-inspired clothing that’s both stylish and empowering. If you can relate or are interested in the story of two passionate entrepreneurs, then this episode is for you!
173. Getting Students Across the Finish Line Ft. Debra Hettleman
Natasha chats with Debra Helleman, the CEO of Building STEPS, which stands for Science, Technology And Education Partnerships. This nonprofit is dedicated to fostering college and career success through a multi-year program in Baltimore’s most underserved public high schools.
172. Stop Buying 3D Printers!
Claire and Natasha dive into the reality of owning and using 3D printers in the classroom. These machines definitely bring the ‘wow’ factor, but are they really worth the hype?
171. How to Empower All Students with STEM ft. Carlos Romero
Natasha chats with Carlos Romero, a STEM professional who is passionate about making STEM more inclusive and accessible for all students. With a background in chemical engineering and a career in product development and project management, Carlos shares his experiences in the STEM industry to highlight how educators can prepare students for future careers.
170. The Story Behind the Virtual Makerspace ft. Qweebi (Part 2)
Part 2: we shift gears to explore the story behind Qweebi’s creation by diving into the partnership of Aman and Vivek. We’ll uncover how these two visionaries met, what brought them together, and what it’s like to collaborate as co-founders on a mission to transform STEM education.