This episode features Megan Doney, an English professor at New River Community College in Virginia. She shares her experience from surviving the campus shooting in April 2013, how she navigated healing, the book she wrote to help survivors, and much more.

This episode features Darren Thomas, a teacher who survived the tragedy at Saugus High School in 2019.

He talks about his experience that day, working to create the yearbook with his students, how he’s cared for his mental health, and much more.

This episode features Hope Nuzback, a gun violence survivor who created the first chapter of Future Teachers Unify To End Gun Violence at Penn State. She talks about her experience with gun violence, the work she’s done with Future Teachers Unify, and things teachers can do to make change.

This episode features Ben Tucker, a recently retired teacher from Nevada, who is a school shooting survivor from Sparks Middle School. He shares his experience as a photojournalist in California, his healing journey since the shooting at his school and how he believes that teachers and school-based personnel can make change for students in crisis.

This episode features Florida State Senator Shevrin Jones, a Democrat who represents the state's 35th District.

He speaks about being an educator, the work he’s done within his community, why politics matters, and how we can all work to keep communities safe from gun violence.

This episode features Cyrena Arokium, a survivor from the Sandy Hook School shooting in 2012. She talks about her experience, what it’s like being a college student and her plans for the future.

This episode features Khadijah Butler, founder & president of the Craig D. Butler Scholarship Foundation. She speaks about the loss of her father to community gun violence, the scholarship foundation she’s created in his memory, working to help the students of Philadelphia and much more.

This extended episode features Melissa Gibbons, a teacher at Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan. She speaks about her experience from Nov. 30, 2021, how she’s using her voice to speak out, and much more.