Teachers vs. Social Media

Spilling all that classroom tea!

Welcome back to Crying In My Car where Devin Siebold and James Yon give us our weekly dose of the absurd world of teaching.

We're scratching our heads at the perplexing paradox of parental expectations. Ever met parents who dream of Harvard but can't make it to a parent-teacher conference? We've got stories about the perplexing paradox of parental expectations.

Violence in schools is a growing concern, and we tackle this serious issue with the attention it deserves where we discuss its impact on educators and students alike while pondering over solutions. We finally reflect on the challenges and joys that make teaching one of the most rewarding professions.

So, whether you're grading papers, enjoying your well-deserved break, or just curious about the life of teaching, tune into Crying In My Car as we laugh and cry together at the chaos that makes our jobs so uniquely rewarding.

Are we bringing Bill the science guy back!?

Welcome back to Crying In My Car with your favorite edu-comedians, James Yon and Devin Siebold!.

This week Kicking things off, as Devin dives into the teacher's guilt associated with those teacher breaks from the grind, where it becomes even more stressful trying to relax. Is a teacher's job ever really done? Then, James challenges us all to a day where we put down the smartphones!

We'll spill the tea where Wiz Khalifa shows up to a parent-teacher conference as high as a kite, where he claims he is not going to hide his true self from his kids. 

We call for a moment of reminiscing where we ponder on Bill Nye's place in the modern classroom and discuss how students’ attention spans are dwindling. Has education evolved beyond the Science Guy?

So tune in for an episode filled with laughs, gaffes, and some celebrity tea! Make sure to like, share, and subscribe to "Crying In My Car" for your weekly dose of teacher humor. 

Hitting the griddy risky waters of teacher influencers....

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Welcome back to Crying In My Car, a podcast for teachers! This week, Devin Siebold and James Yon break down the "cringe" some people throw teachers who are active on social media, share a wild story of a plane door falling from the sky (was a teacher involved?), and how a film class teacher provided her students with *life-altering* experiences.

Devin and James know a few "TikTok teachers" and they all seem to have different reactions from school admin - some great, some harsh. Devin shares some advice on how to overcome these obstacles if you ever face strong reactions.

To end things with a bang our hosts share praise for a thoughtful teacher who offered her students a role in her documentary by giving them some hands on experience through a broadcasting internship. Paid internship? You've got to listen in to see! 

From presidential roles to classroom goals!

Tune into the latest episode of "Crying In My Car" for a straightforward take on teacher life and New Year’s resolutions. Our hosts Devin Siebold and James Yon tackle topics relevant to educators today, starting with the diminishing role of the presidency in schools and the impact of social media on the classroom environment.

They also discuss pressing issues facing teachers, including a story from Japan about a teacher's unique classroom experiment, and the significant shortage of teachers in El Paso County leading to unmanageably large class sizes. The episode wraps up with a realistic look at New Year’s resolutions tailored for teachers.

So join us for an episode that blends humor with the realities of teaching, offering insights and inspiration for educators as they navigate the challenges of the new year. Whether you’re looking for a laugh or some encouragement, Crying In My Car has something for you.

We’re talking everything Controversy, Change, an Community

Welcome to "Crying In My Car," where we will be joined by our host Devin Siebold as well as our co host James Yon.

In this episode, they will dissect the Department of Defense (DOD) education system, revealing alternatives for teachers seeking different career paths within education. They stress the significance of mental health support, such as therapy and psychology, in fostering effective communication between adults and children. 

Next, they explore the story of a teacher who relocated from New York to Mexico for teaching, embracing a simpler life over higher pay. Devin reflects on his experiences in a predominantly Hispanic school, appreciating the strong sense of respect and community within Mexican culture.

Then Devin and James address sensitive topics such as the correct use of pronouns for transgender students, and the controversy surrounding a teacher's inappropriate relationship with a student. They emphasize the need for constructive solutions in addressing such serious issues within the education sector.

Lastly, the podcast covers a critical incident of a student bringing a weapon to school, highlighting the dire need for better communication and security measures in educational institutions.

Join James and Devin in this episode of "Crying In My Car" for a discussion on the challenges and realities of the teaching profession. Tune in for a thought-provoking session that goes beyond the surface of teacher life.

We’re giving humorous insights of the chaotic life in the classroom

Welcome to a new episode of "Crying In My Car," where we peel back the curtain on the always entertaining world of teaching. I'm your host Devin Siebold, and alongside me is the ever-hilarious James Yon. Whether you're grading papers or just intrigued by the chaos of the classroom, this is the podcast for you!

In today's episode, we're tackling the swarm of challenges that come with teaching. We're spilling the beans on everything from the laughable to the logistical, including those all-important bathroom policies. Because, let's be honest, when nature calls in the middle of a lesson, what can we do?

We're diving into the state of teacher education today. Did you know there are 180,000 people out there without the necessary education to become a teacher? It's a stat that will make you think. 

We're wrapping up the episode with a game of “Would You Rather? TEACHER EDITION”. Trust us, it's a game that every teacher will relate to, laugh with, and maybe even cringe a little.

Join us, as we explore the highs, lows, and hysterical in-betweens of being a teacher. From parents' perks to classroom conundrums, this episode has got it all. See you in the carpool lane for this episode of Crying In My Car!

We’ve got the reddit report of parent/ teacher stories!

Welcome aboard "Crying In My Car," the podcast where the classroom meets comedy, and chaos. I'm your host Devin Siebold, joined by my hilarious cohort, James Yon. 

We're diving into the gritty realities of the physical and mental toll of teaching. It's a journey of laughter, stress balls, and finding those glimmers of hope and purpose amidst lesson plans and late-night grading.

Then hold onto your hall passes, because we've got some of the most outrageous stories you've ever heard. From a history teacher with some, 'creative' self-scanning techniques to a substitute teacher whose pants-down approach landed him in hot water.

And for our TikTok enthusiasts, we’ve got a tale that turned a classroom dream into a viral reality. Not to mention the public school teacher who stirred up controversy with religious music lessons.

We also delve into the struggles of taking father's leave in the teaching world – because sometimes, working from home doesn't mean taking a break.

And if you’ve ever thought about switching teaching gigs, we've got some strategies that might just be your golden ticket.

So whether you're a teacher, an educator, or just a lover of all things unexpectedly hilarious, "Crying In My Car" is your go-to podcast. Join us, Devin, James, and James Yon as we explore the wild, weird, and wonderful world of teachers. 

Navigating the highs and lows of our teachers!

Welcome back to another episode of  the Crying In My Car podcast. I'm your host Devin Siebold, joined by my co host James Yon. This week we will be diving into the comedic chaos of teacher life.

We give a shout-out to the unsung hero of the curriculum, home economics, the course that equips students with survival skills for the real world.

We will also navigate the tricky waters of political expression in the classroom, specifically the ripple effects of a pro-Palestinian email signature and the surprisingly serious consequences it can have.

Then, we shift gears to the darker side of teaching – from the heart-wrenching story of a teacher caught in a shootout to the scandalous tale of a teacher-student relationship gone wrong. It's a rollercoaster ride of emotions and controversial topics, but don't worry, we'll keep the laughs coming.

Of course, we can't have a teacher podcast without some good old-fashioned student pranks. We're sharing the top 10 pranks that students have managed to pull off – some of which are so ingenious, they deserve an A+ in creativity.

So, whether you're a teacher, a student, or just someone who loves a good schoolyard story, this episode of Crying In My Car is not to be missed. Join us as we mix the serious with the silly, the heartwarming with the hilarious, and take a deep dive into the world of teacher comedy.

The art of senior pranks beyond boundaries..

Welcome to another uproarious episode of "Crying In My Car," the podcast where teachers' tales meet top-tier comedy! I'm your host, Devin Siebold, and alongside me is the ever-humorous James Yon. 

This week, we're diving into the timeless tradition of Senior Pranks. Those end-of-year escapades that leave everyone laughing, groaning, or both! I’ve got my fair share of prank tales that'll have you in stitches, and James, well, let's just say being a cop's kid put a damper on his prank participation.

But we're not stopping at memory lane; we're also brainstorming the future of senior pranks. Why stop at plastic wrap on a car when you can gift the school something unforgettable? We're reimagining senior class gifts in a way that'll make you wish you could go back to high school.

Then, we spotlight teachers who are making waves outside the classroom. From an Ohio educator competing for big bucks to a muscle-bound teacher winning the Strongest Man Contest – teachers are more than just quiz-givers!

Ever wonder what parents just don’t get about our job? We're breaking down these misunderstandings with our usual blend of humor and honesty.

So if you're in for a laugh, some wild stories, and a fresh take on the world of teaching, the Crying In My Car podcast is your destination. Join us, as we bring you a mix of senior pranks, teacher triumphs, and the parent-teacher divide like you've never heard before!

We’re navigating social media’s impact in the classroom!

Get ready to crack up with the latest episode of "Crying In My Car," the podcast where we find humor in the halls of academia! I'm your host Devin Siebold, joined by the comedic genius James Yon. This week, we're diving into the quirky world of teacher life, and let me tell you, it's a riot!

We're kicking things off with a look at the wild world of social media filters. Ever wonder what happens when these digital disguises meet the impressionable minds of today's youth? We're talking TikTok trends turned disorders, the transformative magic of makeup, and the fine line between online fantasy and harsh reality.

But don't worry, it's not all face swaps and doomscrolling. We're also sharing heartwarming stories of teachers who go above and beyond. Like the one who hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for disadvantaged students – talk about a feast of kindness!

And because we know family life is just as chaotic as the classroom, we’re diving into the hilarious confusions that come with having a truckload of siblings.

To top it off, we're counting down the top 10 signs it's time for your adult child to leave the nest. Hint: If they're asking for a bedtime story, it might be time.

 So join us for a side-splitting exploration of teacher life and the curious effects of social media filters. Tune into Crying In My Car for the best in teacher comedy – it's the laugh track you didn't know you needed!