As we all know, an educator’s career is one of prestige, respect, and authority. Just kidding. Sure, there are lesson plans and inspirational posters. Book reports and detentions. But nobody tells you it’s also parents brawling in the parking lot, students unleashing live crickets during finals, and getting evaluated for “running a tight ship” while the ceiling literally leaks onto your head. Host... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
This week had me cackling, cringing, and covering my face. First up, Indiana State roasted me in the most unexpected way, and then a listener voicemail hit my inbox about a confiscated classroom “toy” that looked suspiciously like something straight ... more
This episode has everything: a very confusing proposition for Gasper in Arizona, students showing up to class with “water bottles” that definitely weren’t water, and a kid who decided standardized testing needed more… fire. Literally. I also get into... more
This week I found myself caught between two very different kinds of chaos: one involving an art teacher with a flair for fire, and another that sent me spiraling back to the glory days of Limewire downloads gone wrong. I’ll just say this, what starte... more
Teacher besties, this one whiplashed me from what did that sub just say? to why am I holding the phone with a detective?
We start with a voicemail about a beloved substitute whose first day with third graders went… let’s call it catastrophically “ol... more
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This new format for the podcast has been great-highlighting superstars in a vital area of society encourages me and I always enjoy the inherent humor. Great listen for educators and lifelong learners alike.
I enjoyed the new name and format. Teaching is a joy and also hard. Having a space for laughter and resources is fenomenal!
I loved the podcast, but did we already run out of guests? Why is Denver back again? Time for some new guests.
Always enjoy listening to Andrea and guests during my long commute to and from school. The conversations range from entertaining to inspiring along with some crazy, comical anecdotes that all teachers can relate to. Andrea does a great job being the Everyman for teachers.
I love the podcast, but did we already run out of guests? Why is Denver back again? Time for some new guests.
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Focusing on the often chaotic and humorous aspects of the teaching profession, this show offers a blend of advice, storytelling, and camaraderie among educators. Each episode consists of engaging anecdotes from the host's teaching experiences, as well as confessions and call-ins from other teachers who share their own trials and tribulations in the classroom. The discussions center around both the lighter and more serious challenges educators face, like burnout, classroom mischief, and the unexpected surprises of school life. It provides a therapeutic space for teachers to laugh, reflect, and strategize on how to survive the daily challenges of their profession.
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