Teaching is draining. This week we went on a little bit of a tangent.
This episode is exploring the age old question, "What are teachers responsible for?" Check it out #teacher #teachersandstudents #education
This week we talk about the tragedies that have happened over the past week. Our heart goes out to Charlie Kirk, those involved in the school shootings, and every tragedy. This isn't intentionally political, but we do talk about some of the things dividing our country right now.
Tymon Shipp worked at a juvenile detention center for years. Hear all about his journey and why he got out.
Zo is out this week due to a teaching situation. Matt and Chris are here disucssing what they think and hope the year will be.
This week school is starting back. Let's talk about it.
This episode we look at the mistakes we've made as teachers and we talk about how we can improve this year. Hint, it's about being more strict.
We'll be back next week. Thanks so much for all of your support.
Daffany Clark is back and we talk about everything from school, race in America, and the weirdness of the education system. Not a lot of small talk in this episode. Check it out!
Our co-host and fellow teacher/comic Zo is back in the studio after heading to Chicago for a couple of weeks. This week the fellas talk about whether or not college is worth it. How much should you pay? Should teachers have to pay so much for their credential. All this and more this week.
Robert Felsted Jr is an actor and his wife Kate is a producer. Robert detials the experience of being a teacher's husband and what that's like when you don't work in education.
This week we had guest teacher James Graves. James is a teacher in California. He knows the grind of middle school and is also a stand up comedian. Check out the episode here!
Lauren Kruszyna is a teacher in California and a stand up comedian. She is the producer of Wasted Potential Comedy. This is a good episode. We talk about consequences, what grades are the toughest to teach, and how one transitions from teaching to stand up comedy. Check it out.
Rob DaRocha is a teacher and standup comedian in Los Angeles. Rob has an extensive background in education and is a special ed teacher. Check out his episode today!
This week the title is the description. Does teaching affect your mental health? Duh, it does, but we get into it more in depth this week. Check it out.
Chris Gardner is a substitute teacher in Los Angeles. He is also a stand up comedian and actor. Chris has a comedy special out online where you can find it on youtube. This is real episode. We talk about burnout, negativity, all of it. Get into it!
Can you compassion be exhausted? One thing is for sure you definitely have to take care of yourself. We talk about all of that this week and more.