A Teacher’s Race Against Time

Crying in My Car: A Podcast for Teachers

Devin Siebold

Teacher, Education, Satire, Teachers, Boredteachers, Comedy, Comedian

4.8 • 685 Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Educators on the edge, racing the school bell!

Welcome back to Crying in My Car Podcast! I'm Devin Siebold, joined by my partner in educational humor, James Yon. Buckle up, because today we're steering off the traditional classroom path and venturing into the wild world of teaching outside those four walls.

Ever wondered what happens when teachers dare to venture outdoors with their students? Is it the breath of fresh air everyone imagines, or a recipe for chaos? Join us as we navigate through the less-traveled paths of outdoor education, sharing our own misadventures and unexpected encounters.

We'll tackle the myth of the peaceful class in the school outdoors and why, more often than not, it's a logistical comedy of errors.

The episode takes a heartfelt turn as we discuss a touching story of a teacher who left a $4 million legacy to his community. It’s a tale that will inspire and remind us of the lasting impact educators can have.

But it's not all heartwarming tales. We'll delve into the darker side with a chilling unsolved mystery of a teacher shot by a stranger and the all-too-real struggle of a school coping with a teacher consistently two hours late with no backup plan.

So, whether you're a teacher, an education enthusiast, or just here for the laughs, this episode of "Crying in My Car" has something for everyone. Join us as we explore the unpredictable, often hilarious world of teaching beyond the classroom. It's an educational journey filled with laughs, learning, and a little bit of the unexpected. Don't miss it!

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody, on this edition of Crying in My Car, a podcast for teachers. We talk about teaching
0:04.2	outside. Is it ever a good idea? The answer is no. Okay, that discussion was short. And then we
0:09.9	talk about a driver's ed teacher that left a mass amount of money to his local community. And
0:15.4	lastly, we are going to discuss new Crayola colors. Robbins Egg. Is that something you may see in a pack in the classroom?
0:23.0	Stick around for Cranging My Car,
0:24.8	a podcast for teachers, starts now.
0:52.7	I'm going to be a podcast for teachers.
0:53.9	My name is Devin Sebold. Got my good buddy. Mr. James Yon. Find him online. James Yon comedian and all the social media platforms. Be sure to follow, like, subscribe, share, wherever you're watching this, listening to it. Let other people know, say, hey, listen, these guys, I've been listening to them for over a year and they're
1:11.6	fantastic and we would love to spread the love around uh now today where we are on the day we're
1:18.6	recording is it not beautiful outside it is absolutely gorgeous man it is beautiful it's like right now
1:24.1	like 67 degrees sun shining no humidity no humidity yes now as a t- shining, slight breeze, no humidity.
1:30.0	Yes.
1:31.0	Now as a teacher, I might be inclined to make the biggest mistake of my life, which I've
1:36.5	done, and go, wow, look how nice it is outside.
1:41.9	We should go outside for class. Let me tell you, that's
1:48.0	as good as that idea gets. That's the pinnacle. Yeah. It's the idea itself. You saying it.
1:54.4	Yeah. Yeah. That's it. And from then on, straight downhill.
1:58.4	Yeah. Straight downhill. First off, I would do it.
2:02.5	I've done it before.
2:03.5	I know some teachers go, oh, wow, this will be a great idea.
2:07.0	And it depends on what level you're at.
2:08.7	I did it in middle school and I did it in high school.
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