The school year is officially in full swing, the honeymoon is over, and educator burnout can start creeping in fast. In this After Hours episode, Courtney and Shannon get surprisingly serious about practical ways to manage teacher burnout. They talk about shifting your perspective, figuring out what's actually making you feel overwhelmed, getting comfortable saying no, and building simple systems that make your day easier. Timestamps 00:00 Welcome back to After Hours 01:14 How do you avoid...

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What happens when you finally begin discovering who you really are, but instead of feeling free, you feel afraid? In this episode of the WE Podcast, Joe Mittiga explores why emotional and spiritual growth can sometimes create more uncertainty before it creates peace. As we heal, our priorities, relationships, beliefs, and sense of identity can begin to change, leaving us with a difficult question: What if becoming who I really am means letting go of the life I’ve always known? Joe shares his ...

Is your emergency stash actually a ticking time bomb? 💣You’ve spent hundreds of dollars on canned food, batteries, and a shiny new generator—but what if everything you're counting on to survive a power outage has already expired?Most people think that just by having gear, they are safe. This is a dangerous lie. In this episode, we expose the silent killers hiding in your garage and basement:Chemical breakdown in "expired" batteries.Thermal warping that renders fire extinguishers useless.Hidden

Episode 831 - Perfection Vs. Progress in Podcasting - What Are We Building and Are We Focused on The Right ThingsBuild the Podcast Before You Perfect ItPerfectionism can keep a podcast stuck on the drawing board. Progress moves it forward. The How To Podcast Series explores podcasting, taking action, and the value of community support for creators who want to build their shows.Progress Creates Better WorkA TikTok clip featuring two people building ladders provides the central image. One person

Most podcast guests rely on their expertise to add value, but information alone isn't enough to make people want to keep listening. Thankfully, the way you deliver what you know can make your interviews more engaging! In this episode, Ivan Wanis Ruiz shares how to use infotainment to hold attention, including a simple way to break the ice and why uncertainty keeps people interested. Get ready to deliver your message in a way listeners actually want to hear and remember!MORE FROM THIS EPISODE:

Twelve Mentors For Your Second ActWho would you invite to sit around your campfire if you could bring together the people who helped shape the way you think, work, serve, and build? For the Trail Boss, that campfire has twelve seats. These aren't simply names on a website. They are the voices behind the philosophy. Jesus Christ. Chuck Missler. Napoleon Hill. Jim Rohn. Les Brown. Zig Ziglar. Michael Gerber. Grant Cardone. Warren Buffett. Mary Buffett. Mitch Stephen. Robert Allen. Together, they form

All links mentioned in the post can be found here: https://simplysquaredaway.com/189What do you really want? And what if you’re not even sure how to answer that question? In this episode, I’m talking with money manifestation coach Jamie Berman about what manifestation actually means and how it can help us create more of what we want from abundance in our businesses and lives to becoming a more organized version of ourselves. Jamie shares how she went from being terrified of being seen and speaking

These homemade shrimp quesadillas have tasty shrimp, seasoned veggies, and melty mozzarella cheese for a delicious and easy meal. Recipe: Homemade Shrimp Quesadillas from COOKtheSTORY.Here are the links mentioned in this episode:How To Cook Shrimp From FrozenTaco SeasoningFajita SeasoningHere's theRecipe Of The Daypodcast episode page with all of our recipe links, and you can subscribe to the show there too.Join my COOKforTWO Community here!Follow me on social mediaTikTok,Instagram,Facebook,

When you're dealing with student behavior all day, it's easy to feel frustrated, depleted, even defeated — and in the middle of all that, it's easy to forget the student in front of you is a human being with something going on underneath.Today, I'm sharing three student stories that I experienced just last week! The one who never speaks up because they're surrounded by classmates who seem to know it all. The one who shut down in the corner of the room And the one in the hoodie sitting quietly and

The 2026 job market has been brutal. If you’ve been looking for a job, you know how tough it is. If you already have a job, I’m sure you’ve been told that you should just be grateful. Keep your head down, don’t make waves, ask for a raise when things "settle." My guest today thinks that instinct is completely backwards, and after this conversation, so do I. Kathryn Valentine –– executive coach, one of the country's leading experts on women's negotiation, and repeat guest –– coaches women inside

In this episode, I share practical ways to use podcasts in the classroom, from selecting student-friendly episodes to setting a clear purpose for listening. You'll also hear tips on using transcripts for reading support, integrating podcasts into group work, and encouraging students to create their own podcasts. If you want to boost engagement and support literacy skills with podcasts in the classroom, this episode has you covered! Show

Out of the thousands of products Wirecutter tests, only a small fraction ever earn the title of "top pick." Some of these products continue to impress us year after year, proving to be more durable and delightful than the competition.To celebrate these iconic products, Wirecutter introduced its first-ever Hall of Fame award, honoring 50 items that have remained top recommendations for at least six consecutive years.In this episode we talk with four veteran Wirecutter journalists to go behind the

https://www.skool.com/circle-of-interval-magicians/aboutI teach you interval-based composition in 30 days (or less)! From the basics to advanced concepts, I'll guide you step by step. Start your free 7-day trial today, and after that, it's less than one coffee per week! If you're new here, my name is Frank, and I'm the co-founder of the Music Interval Theory Academy (MITA), which I've been running since 2015. I teach composers how to stop guessing and start creating music with real intention,

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Episode 219: What Becomes Possible: Celebrating Our Outdoor Classrooms Teacher Certification GraduatesWhat happens when educators are given a framework, a community, and permission to see their outdoor spaces through a different lens?In this special episode of The Outdoor Classrooms Podcast, we’re celebrating the newest graduates of the Outdoor Classrooms Teacher Certification Program and the incredible work that grew from their journey. Beginning with the 5 Phases of Teaching Outdoors and Four

Planning period for multiple preps can turn into a daily negotiation with yourself. On The Secondary Teacher Podcast, host Khristen Massic explains why protecting your planning period matters, then takes the next step: deciding how to use that time across every class you teach.Links mentioned in this episode:Grab the Secondary Teacher Systems Toolkit here: https://khristenmassic.thrivecart.com/systemstoolkit/?ref=pod Planning for the next school year? If your day is organized by class period, your

Emmy-nominated actor, dyslexia advocate, and speaker Ameer Baraka explores the human side of unidentified dyslexia. Ameer takes us back to his childhood, when difficulties with reading left him feeling isolated, ashamed, and convinced that he simply wasn’t capable of learning. As his struggles went unidentified, school felt like it wasn’t a place of possibility, and he began searching for another way to make it in the world.It wasn’t until Ameer was incarcerated as a young adult that his educational