Nicole Martin, a 3rd/4th grade math teacher in Las Vegas Nevada, shares her struggle with organizing math lessons using online resources. The hosts provide tips on structuring math blocks, maximizing learning opportunities, and differentiating tasks for all students. They also discuss challenges in a diverse classroom, using small group lessons and 3-act math tasks, strategies for challenging high-achieving students, and building a strong mathematics program.

Nicole Martin, chief impact officer at Christianity Today, shares insights from the Lausanne conference on global missions. Knox Thames, author of 'Ending Persecution,’ discusses the alarming rise in religious persecution, especially in nations like Burkina Faso and Nigeria. The conversation delves into the role of corrupt governments and the importance of international dialogue in fostering global religious freedom. Additionally, they explore the complexities of celebrity conversions and the responsibility of the church in supporting new believers.

Therapist Sheila Wise Rowe discusses race relations since George Floyd's death. Foreign affairs analyst Hadeel Oueis talks about Iran's president's death. Wildlife biologist Will Miller chats about H5N1 bird flu. The podcast also covers the significance of Flannery O'Connor's legacy.