What if schools could do more than teach facts? What if they could prepare future generations for meaningful lives, financial freedom and a better world?
Matthew Ebert, a human-centered leader, joins Phillip Ullmann to explore what meaningful education should look like—moving beyond textbooks and exams to foster critical life skills.
Together, they uncover why schools fail to teach financial independence, how the education system shapes society, and the urgent need to replace rigid hierarchies with collaborative, community-driven learning. They also discuss education’s pivotal role in reshaping capitalism to better serve humanity.
