I.E.L. Podcast Episode 230Hosted by: I. D. III for Dr. Isaiah Drone IIIDewy | Patrícia Seidler | Dr. ReShone L. Moore | Jerry GreenPicture an audio engineer using a frequency equalizer to fine-tune sound—boosting highs for clarity, cutting lows forwarmth, and creating overall balance. Now, picture a person using emotional intelligence to navigate a social situation—perceiving unspoken feelings, regulating internal reactions, and communicating with skill.At first glance, the technical world of music production and the behavioral science of emotional intelligence appear to beworlds apart. However, both disciplines are fundamentally concerned with the same process: analyzing, adjusting, andbalancing intricate signal systems.We will now break down this surprising comparison to show how the equalizer analogy can transform our understanding ofEI, making it more intuitive and relatable.Patrícia Seidler: What critical gaps or deficiencies do you see in the current Emotional Intelligence (EI) training provided toteachers, students, and parents?Dr. ReShone L. Moore: In a typical week, what are the most frequently experienced emotions you observe, and what are thespecific physiological or behavioral indicators that signal their presence?Dewy: What is one emotion you want to become more aware of in yourself and why?Jerry Green: From an Emotional Intelligence perspective, what communication strategies should public school leaders adopt toforge a more cohesive, supportive, and focused culture among staff and the broader stakeholder community?

I.E.L. Podcast Episode 227Hosted by: I. D. III for Isaiah Drone III| Buddy Thornton | John Graham | Jerry GreenWhy History is More Than Just Dates and NamesFor many, history class meant sorting through sources, battles, laws, and names that shaped society. Sometimes it connectedus; other times, it felt distant. Students fail to gasp the information, because it wasn't presented as procedural or sequential. Or made the learner could not use the timelines because they were computationally deprived. Whatever the case might have been, the real gap in understanding was that the lean failed to properly conceptualise the points of view of the significant individuals, events, and issues that cause a chain reaction in society. But what if history not only influences our mindset but also drives our future? Whether you're a businessperson, educator, or student, let's explore why learning from the past is essential, vibrant, and relevant.Buddy Thornton: Is it clinical, spiritual, or ignorance that causes people to ignore history and choose not to learn from theirexperiences?John Graham: What type of training is lacking for teachers, students, and parents when it comes to providing effective civicengagement with stakeholders who support the schools?Jerry Green: How can public school leaders effectively deliver messages to stakeholders to cultivate empathy and criticalthinking that shifts cultures from reactive to proactive?Dr. Isaiah Drone III Closing Remarks

Impact of Educational Leadership Episode 228Hosted by: I. D. III for Dr Isaiah Drone IIIJerry Green | Dr. Ericka Johnson |Buddy Thornton | Dewy |Relationship IntelligenceWithdrawal is an emotional response to negative experiences. In today's world, people often avoid genuine conversations, reallife, and sharing personal stories. When these are not presented entertainingly, they are frequently ignored. This episodeexplores the science, psychology, and technology behind how people connect or disconnect in the 21st century. These insightsare not specific to any race, especially when discussing thoughts or considering the use of violence as a response tochallenges, threats, or provocations. Many examine technology’s dual role as a connector and a barrier to meaningful relationships, addressing the paradox of being 'hyper-connected' but still feeling isolated. People reflect on the difference between having thousands of online 'friends' and a few deep, supportive in-person relationships. Multiple emotional factors influence how relationships are maintained across ideological divides in a polarised society.Buddy Thornton: Are AI Companions the Future of Intimacy?Jerry Green: How does constant accessibility via smartphones affect trust, cause digital distractions, and impact the quality offace-to-face time with partners and family?Dr Ericka Johnson: How can leaders build teams where people feel safe to speak up, take risks, and connectauthentically, leading to higher innovation and retention?Dewy: What is your why, and what are the top challenges that you had to overcome to achieve your mission in lifebefore and after technology being in the mix?Dr Isaiah Drone III Closing Remarks