It's Tuesday June 1st.

I'm Achille Hughes.

And I'm Gideon Resseck and this is what today the podcast for girl masters and girl

masters in training.

That's right.

Shout out to everybody who did some meat, a lot of people who did some veggies, and a lot

of people who just hung back and didn't want to get burned.

On today's show, we do something a little different.

So we've learned a lot in the past year and more about not just the coronavirus, but

about America and each other.

Yes, some of it was not pretty, but we are getting through it together.

So we wanted to revisit some of our favorite interviews from the past few months with people

who are making a difference in the world during the pandemic.

First up, Moni Seward.

We heard from her a few times throughout the course of last year.

She's a sixth grade special education teacher in Georgia.

And when we caught up last fall, right as the school year was about to start, she talked

about doing all she could to keep teaching for her kids, but also dealing with the criticism

from the school board members who said teachers like her weren't doing enough.

It was not the fault of teachers not knowing how to use zoom.

Okay.

We were in a situation that many of us have never experienced before.

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