Show overview
Middle School Matters has published 24 episodes during 2026. That works out to roughly 25 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 1h 3m and 1h 10m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 2 days ago, with 24 episodes already out so far this year.
From the publisher
Middle School News for Middle School Educators who care!
Latest Episodes
View all 24 episodesMSM 712: Radio Pictures
MSM 711: Nutritional Determinism
MSM 710: There Once Was a Book From Nantucket
MSM 709: If It’s Wet and Not Yours …
MSM 708: Gradual Release in Middle School
MSM 707: Don’t Steal the Struggle
MSM 706: It’s the Tea in ISTE!
MSM 705: Teaching AI Literacy
MSM 704: Click & Play PD
MSM 703: Improv, Sense of Play, Fun
MSM 702: Shawn Dublin Down on the Math Jokes
MSM 701: Editing After Winning
MSM 700: Wonkhe: The Intellectual Journal
MSM 699: Not Just Visiting
MSM 698: My Shirt Says, “Bob.”
Shawn and Troy talk about AI, yes again, vacation, and more. Dave celebrates Citizen Science Month.
MSM 697: AI – The Wonderful Golden Retriever
Shawn and Troy continue the discussion about AI. This time we focus on curriculum. Plus, how technology understanding is lacking. Dave shares some EduGems.
MSM 696: That Was An Inordinate Amount of Time
Shawn and Troy discuss teachers, certifications, AI, and more. Dave shares advice for new Science teachers.
MSM 695: The More They Hide, The More They Are Exposed
Shawn and Troy talk about Gemini training, AI, teacher cognitive load, and more. Dave takes on AI and what happens if it’s wrong.
MSM 694: Eyebrows on Fleek!
Summary: Shawn and Troy talk about vocabulary, H5P, AI in schools, and more. Dave does data science. Jokes: Why do choirs keep […]
MSM 693: B5 to the Conference!
Shawn and Troy talk about using LLM’s, note taking, jokes, inquiry learning, Spelly, and more. Dave cites Franklin and combines water with Citizen Science.