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Welcome to another episode of "The Quadpod," a podcast highlighting life at Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inspired by the many converging paths on our campus where faculty, staff, students, alumni and families meet, we bring you stories from all angles, told by many voices. On this episode, we will look at how Baylor’s community is responding to social outcries for justice in the wake of the many protests against racially motivated violence that erupted this past summer. We will speak to students and alumni about what it is like to be “Black at Baylor,” and we’ll hear plans from the administration about how to shape a better future for all Baylor students. This episode is hosted by Couriyah Stegall ('22) and features interviews with head of school Scott Wilson ('75) and Baylor's first African American graduate, Monty Bruell ('79). The episode concludes with a moderated discussion among current students and Mr. Tawambi Settles, Baylor's director of diversity and inclusion. Listen and discover what ties us together as a community.

Welcome to another episode of "The Quadpod," a podcast highlighting life at Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inspired by the many converging paths on our campus where faculty, staff, students, alumni and families meet, we bring you stories from all angles, told by many voices. On this episode, we’ll unearth just what makes our campus location at the mouth of the Tennessee River Gorge so special. We’ll tour the expansive grounds with Victor McClure, follow students around Baylor’s 692 acres as they identify trees for the "Trees of Baylor" project, consider the legacy of the indigenous cultures that called this campus home for thousands of years, get our hands dirty in the school’s organic garden, and take a trip down the river with the Tennessee River Gorge Trust. Listen and discover what ties us together as a community.

Welcome to "The Quadpod," a podcast highlighting life at Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inspired by the many converging paths on our campus where faculty, staff, students, alumni and families meet, we bring you stories from all angles, told by many voices. This episode includes student reporting from junior Libby May, and seniors Kailee Johnson, Nell Smith, and Steven Yao. And now, episode one: Flexible Thinking in the Time of Covid-19. Listen and discover what ties us together as a community.