Send us a text In this week’s episode of Aspire, co-hosts Alex Prout and Hugh Eastman sit down with three juniors from Georgetown Day School (GDS) in Washington, D.C., Eli, Nathan, and Aaron, who are actively challenging outdated views of masculinity and building healthier school cultures. The group shares stories of how key experiences and educational initiatives helped them move from passive listeners to proactive leaders on issues like consent, identity, and social pressure. The conversa...
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Send us a text In this week’s episode of Aspire, co-hosts Alex Prout and Hugh Eastman sit down with three juniors from Georgetown Day School (GDS) in Washington, D.C., Eli, Nathan, and Aaron, who are actively challenging outdated views of masculinity and building healthier school cultures. The group shares stories of how key experiences and educational initiatives helped them move from passive listeners to proactive leaders on issues like consent, identity, and social pressure. The conversa...
E26: Smarter, Stronger, and Kinder | Sherrie Westin on the Global Impact of Sesame Street
Aspire: The I Have The Right To Podcast
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E26: Smarter, Stronger, and Kinder | Sherrie Westin on the Global Impact of Sesame Street
Send us a text In today’s episode of Aspire, hosts Alex Prout, Gabriel V., and Hugh E. are joined by Sherrie Westin, CEO of Sesame Workshop. Sherrie discusses the far-reaching impact and mission of Sesame Street, emphasizing its foundational goal: helping children grow smarter, stronger, and kinder. The conversation explores Sesame Street's origins during the Civil Rights Movement and its groundbreaking use of television to educate children—particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. L...
Aspire: The I Have The Right To Podcast
Send us a text In this week’s episode of Aspire, co-hosts Alex Prout and Hugh Eastman sit down with three juniors from Georgetown Day School (GDS) in Washington, D.C., Eli, Nathan, and Aaron, who are actively challenging outdated views of masculinity and building healthier school cultures. The group shares stories of how key experiences and educational initiatives helped them move from passive listeners to proactive leaders on issues like consent, identity, and social pressure. The conversa...
