This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Hello, Novians.

Newians, what's going on?

Good morning, good morning.

Good morning, Professor Hunter, how are you?

I'm awesome.

How are you? I'm doing fine just in the middle of summer which is a beautiful time of year.

Yes, you are in the streets teaching live and I'm like the one thing, and shout out to all of the teachers, all the educators as,

That's right, that's right.

Euryat, meaning to draw out. it's

meaning to draw out, bring forth college and disseminated to the people.

College and disseminated to the people.

That's what you do and I appreciate you I would I personally never work

summers I don't well I well no that's not I always work, but I don't work, uh, the university summers up until the last five or six years. This, this, this has been as a special favor.

So I always spend the summer with high school students

and this year is no exception.

Shout out to all the young people and the my kind of replacements, not kind of replacement, certainly my

replacements, Aesha Ray Hines and Stephanie Guey Tisdell and Sister Shaina, who has been there with under the Center for Black

Educated Development, Sharif El Mecky, who has, you know, Shana Chirrell is kind of like his lieutenant there who really allowed us to continue

to Philadelphia Freedom School's work.

This is 22 years since we started in 1999. And so I'm always with them for that.

That's a labor of love, but teaching summer time.

You mean summer school?

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