May 27, 2026—S1
<p>In this episode, Assistant Head of School for Community, Equity, and Student Success Mia Burton sits down with Joelle Tam, Dean of Student Life and Community, to explore the power of student-led leadership. Joelle...
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Imagine What's Possible
Hosted by Flint Hill School · education · EN-US
About this Podcast:
Every parent wants their child to find their niche, build lasting confidence, and be truly prepared for the world ahead. We know that navigating school life and figuring out the best ways to support your student can be a journey in itself. In each episode of Imagine What's Possible, we talk to experts here at Flint Hill School, an independent school in Oakton, VA, who shine a light on how students' critical skills are forged and sustained day by day — and what you can do to support them.
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What is Imagine What's Possible about?
Every parent wants their child to find their niche, build lasting confidence, and be truly prepared for the world ahead. We know that navigating school life and figuring out the best ways to support your student can be a journey in itself.
Who hosts Imagine What's Possible?
Imagine What's Possible is hosted by Flint Hill School. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
What has Imagine What's Possible covered recently?
Recent episodes include "A Collaborative Culture: Changing Campus Energy Through Student Agency" (27 May 2026), "The Hidden Curriculum: Social Dynamics and Resilience at School" (27 May 2026), and "The Reading Roadmap: From Playful Sounds to Fluent Readers" (22 May 2026).
How often does Imagine What's Possible publish?
Imagine What's Possible publishes roughly weekly across 13 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Imagine What's Possible?
Booking probability for Imagine What's Possible is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Imagine What's Possible requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Imagine What's Possible's contact route on record: verified email.
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The strongest fits for Imagine What's Possible are Schools (K-12). Imagine What's Possible has an education audience.
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Flint Hill School hosts Imagine What's Possible, an education podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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May 27, 2026—S1<p>It’s easy to spot a student who is struggling with a math test. It’s much harder to see a student who feels disconnected or lost in the social hierarchy. Dean of Student Life and Community Joelle Tam and Assistant...
May 22, 2026—S1<p>In this episode, host Christine Dwyer, Language Arts Department Chair, sits down with veteran Kindergarten teacher Michele Scadron to explore the “science of reading” and its transformative impact on early literacy...
May 21, 2026—S1<p>What should I be doing right now to get into college? It’s a question every high school family asks their College Advising team, but the answer might not be what you expect. In this episode, host Susan Chiarolanzio...
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AI: Hype Vs. Reality
May 19, 2026—S1<p>In this inaugural live-audience episode of Flint Hill School’s podcast Imagine What’s Possible, host Meredith VanDuyne sits down with alum Arjun Gupta ’08, founder and chief technologist of MokshAi. Arjun cuts...
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May 4, 2026—S1<p>Is there really only one “perfect” college for your student? In this episode, host Andrew Kane, Associate Director of College Advising, sits down with Director of College Advising Susan Chiarolanzio to talk about the...
Feb 19, 2026—S1<p>In this episode of Imagine What’s Possible, Howard Chang, Flint Hill’s Assistant Director of the Upper School and Academic Dean, joins the podcast to discuss the transition to 9th grade. We focus on the purpose and...
Feb 10, 2026—S1<p>If you view middle school as “practice,” it changes how you react to the highs and lows. In this episode, Middle School Director Brian Lamont shares one truth every parent needs to hear: perfection isn’t the goal...
Jan 30, 2026—S1<p>Director of Athletics Dewayne Robinson challenges the “talent trap,” revealing why the “behind-the-scenes grind” is a far greater predictor of success than natural ability alone. By reframing sports as a vital...
Jan 27, 2026—S1<p>When parents and teachers work as a unified team, students feel safer, more confident, and ready for deep learning. In this episode, Lower School Director Jess Henry joins Jennifer Webb to explore the “why” and “how”...
Jan 12, 2026—S1<p>What does it mean for a child to truly “belong” at school? In this episode, host Jennifer Webb talks with Mia Burton, Assistant Head of School for Community, Equity, and Student Success at Flint Hill. Mia shares why...
Jan 7, 2026—S1<p>How do you ensure your student thrives in high school? Upper School Division Director Chris Tennyson breaks down Flint Hill’s “culture of participation,” explaining how everything from student-led clubs to varsity...
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Howard Chang
NASA attorney
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Chris Tennyson
Deputy Chief of Training at Summerville Fire-Rescue, Summerville Fire-Rescue
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Arjun Gupta ’08
MokshAi
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Mia Burton
Flint Hill
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