HeyJaredWalk the Walk: Learning and Leading For a Better World
Walk the Walk isn’t your typical education podcast. It rethinks the assumptions and expectations of traditional schooling. Hosted by Scott McLarty, Head of Providence High School, each episode flips the script with bold conversations that challenge the status quo.
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Start the Year Off Right (opens the original)
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In this episode of Walk the Walk , Scott McLarty, Head of Providence High School, reflects on the unique promise of a new school year and why fresh starts matter. While a new year is not a blank slate, it is an opportunity to establish habits, relationships, and patterns that can shape the months ahead. Scott explores how growth begins not with perfection, but with direction, and how every member of the Providence community can take meaningful steps toward a successful year. Drawing from Provide
From the Vault: Robert Evans & Michael Thompson (opens the original)
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In this “From the Vault” episode of Walk the Walk , Scott revisits a thoughtful conversation from his previous podcast, Beyond the Bell . Created in partnership with Providence parents and acclaimed actors Matt Walsh and Jim Connor, that earlier series explored many of the same themes we continue to examine today: leadership, trust, resilience, and how we support young people as they grow. This episode features Rob Evans and Michael Thompson, two widely respected psychologists, school consultant
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