
Fun Fact: If you draw a venn diagram of the circus and being an educator you get a perfect circle! At least, that’s what Jamie and Joe have learned. Straight out of Central New Jersey, join two seasoned teachers as they try to make sense of balancing their teaching careers with parenting multiple children, helping with aging parents, supporting their loving spouses, and navigating the very strange... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Jamie and Joe discuss their personal experience with S.A.D or seasonal affective disorder and mental health issues that arise in the winter months and how to combat them. Both long time teachers try to rely on their humorous levity to get through som... more
Stand up and clap for the amazing New Jersey educator, Stefanie Lachenauer. Winner of the 2025 NJ State Teacher of the Year award, mindfulness expert, passionate published author of Let the Glitter Settle, and current middle school teacher Lachenauer... more
For the first episode of 2026, our hosts will explore their podcasting year in review as they look back on all the highlights from the past year, like interviews with Nick Ferroni, Tyler Tarver, Noelle Santorelli, Mo Lapus, Courtney Varner and Courtn... more
Join our hosts as the talk all things executive functioning with Dr. Lethco, an expert in the field of research and daily applications of researched tools that can improve executive functioning for those individuals that are neurodivergent and reall... more
Jamie and Joe do a great job of discussing things that hit home for teachers in this day and age. They are eloquent and funny!
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Content primarily revolves around the challenges and rewards of being an educator and balancing various personal responsibilities such as parenting and caring for aging family members. The hosts frequently share personal anecdotes that resonate with fellow educators, exploring themes such as classroom management, the emotional toll of teaching, and strategies for engaging students in a post-COVID world. Noteworthy discussions focus on current educational trends and the integration of technology in the classroom, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone. Guests include a mix of educators and experts who provide insights on teaching practices, mental health, and support systems in education, making it appealing to a diverse aud... more
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Recent guests on The Balancing Act include:
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2. Ed DeShazer
3. Courtney Varner
4. Dr. Danielle Dick
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