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Burnout is one of the most common and most difficult challenges facing educators today. In Episode 155 of PodcastPD, Chris Nesi and AJ Bianco tackle the topic head-on as part of their ongoing 2026 series exploring how we migh...
In this kickoff episode of PodcastPD’s 2026 monthly series, Chris Nesi and AJ Bianco launch a year-long conversation around one big, loaded question: What does it actually mean to “fix” education? Drawing from their perspecti...
Reddit Reactions: AJ & Chris Answer Teacher Questions
How Schools Can Thrive with Parent Collaboration
In this milestone episode of PodcastPD (Episode 150!), Chris and AJ welcome longtime friend and educator, Kathy Kersznowski , author of The Educator's Guidebook for Teaching AI Literacy and Ethics . Kathy shares why AI litera...
In Episode 149 of PodcastPD , host Chris Nesi flies solo to help educators wrap up the school year with intention and head into summer feeling empowered and inspired. From meaningful end-of-year classroom strategies to practi...
Feat. Todd Bloomer
How do you inspire students?
Advise for mid- and late-career educators
Dr. Tania Farran shares Rubi AI
Navigating Challenges: From Financial Pressures to Confronting Verbally Abusive Parents
AJ has achieved a career goal!
In this episode of PodcastPD, hosts Chris Nesi and AJ Bianco dive into a range of questions sourced from the internet to offer invaluable insights for educators. Episode 139 explores themes such as salary negotiation for new ...
AJ & Chris answer education questions from around the web
Tips from the 2Principals
Feat. Glenn Robbins & Danny Bauer
In this final episode of 2023, Chris Nesi and AJ Bianco engage in a lively discussion around the critical question: Is professional development (PD) broken? As they navigate through various aspects of PD, from its current sta...
Insights on AI for administrators and practical applications in schools
Chris goes solo and talks about the impact is having on educators
Meeting Diverse Needs: Customizing PD for Educators