Doc Miller
Producer & Co-Host

Doc Miller is an award-winning educator who taught at a public high school in Indianapolis for over a decade. Before that, he was a radio and television host and even did a little record producing back in the day. Doc now works for a national education non-profit supporting the development of teachers, leaders, and learning communities that deeply engage all students, specifically those students who have been underserved by the current educational system, in meaningful and rigorous academic opportunities to support them in meeting and exceeding the high expectations they hold for themselves.

Doc identifies as a white, cis-gender, able-bodied, gay man, who was raised in a lower-income community in South Carolina by his single mother who worked hard to ensure he would be a first-generation college student. He earned a B.S. in Bio-medical Science, multiple graduate degrees in Education, and is an alumnus of The National SEED Project. In his on-going journey to be a more inclusive and equitable leader in the education community, Doc attempts to intentionally seek out diverse perspectives, work to understand how his own identity influences how he shows up in his work, and strives to be both an ally and co-conspirator in the critical work of dismantling the opportunity gap that exists for students of color.