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Empower Students Now99. Finding Calm Amongst the Chaos of LifeAmanda returns after a long hiatus, excited to start a new season focused on mindfulness, neurodiversity, equity, and student engagement. In this special episode, Amanda shares a recording of her first mindfulness class from her practicum, which is part of her Mindfulness and Meditation Teacher Training Certification Program(MMTCP). The class includes a 10-minute talk on the challenges of slowing down and using the breath to do so, followed by an 8-minute meditation to practice using the breath as an anchor. Amanda discusses the significance of breath as a tool for calm and peace amid the chaos of life, particularly...2025-04-2029 min
Rebel Teachers Rising31. The DEI Mess Part III: The Intersection of Racial and Gender Equity Issues in K-12 EducationSend us a textThis episode of the Rebel Teachers Rising podcast is about the intersection of gender and race in K-12 schools. In this important episode, Manuela Allen, a high school teacher and advocate for an intersectional approach to equity, discusses her work and experiences. Topics covered in this episode include Title IX implementation issues, the lack of awareness and training on gender equity, and the pervasive challenges faced by marginalized students, especially girls and African American females. This episode delves into the need for better reporting mechanisms for sexual harassment and abuse in schools, the...2025-03-0841 minRebel Teachers Rising30. The DEI Mess Part II: Red States vs. Blue States, No One is Doing it RightSend us a textThis episode, recorded a few years ago, explores the complexities and pitfalls of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in K-12 education. The hosts discuss the superficial virtue signaling associated with DEI movements and its consequences. They emphasize the need for authentic inclusivity and intersectionality, pointing out the negative impact of ignoring historically marginalized identities. The conversation also covers the ongoing culture wars affecting educators and students, with a detailed critique of current educational frameworks. The hosts share personal stories, highlighting the importance of understanding varied forms of trauma and invisible marginalization. They c...2025-02-231h 00Rebel Teachers Rising29. The DEI Mess Part I: Exclusive Inclusivity? Bad Ideas Abound in K-12 Educational DEI FrameworksSend us a textIn this episode of the DEI Mess series, the hosts explore the complexities and confusions surrounding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), particularly in the context of K-12 education. They discuss the broad definitions of DEI, its narrow and often exclusive application in schools, and the resistance from different societal groups. The episode features Trina English, who shares her extensive experience in DEI work, from identifying marginalized identities in schools to creating student unions that address a variety of intersections. They also touch upon innovative solutions like civic engagement and the urgent need for...2025-02-171h 03Rebel Teachers Rising28. Bizzaro Scenarios: Sub Plans, Sick Days, and Admin Who Text You Right Outta Surgery!Send us a textIn this episode, veteran teachers and hosts Amanda, Jess, and Trina share their bizarre and often heartbreaking experiences dealing with sick days and sub plans in the teaching profession. They discuss the immense pressure on teachers to come to work even when ill, and the systemic challenges that exacerbate such situations. Through personal anecdotes, they address the lack of support from administrators, the emotional and physical toll on educators, and offer a glimmer of hope by highlighting solutions and coping strategies. This candid conversation sheds light on the hidden struggles teachers face, urging...2025-02-1049 minRebel Teachers Rising27. A New Year's Special Edition Episode: The Healing Power of Radical Love for All TeachersSend us a textIn this special New Year's episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis podcast, hosts Amanda, Jess, and Trina come together to discuss their reflections, challenges, and goals for the coming year. The conversation covers the emotional toll of teaching, ways to replenish as educators, and the importance of radical love and community among colleagues. They introduce a new approach to the podcast, including a rebranding to 'Rebel Teachers Rising,' and highlight their involvement with a solution framework aimed at empowering teachers to lead their profession. The episode also touches...2025-01-261h 02Rebel Teachers Rising26. The Special Education Mess Part IV: Elyse Dorflinger, A Transitional Kindergarten Teacher's Fight to Acquire Support for Her Autistic SonSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, a transitional kindergarten teacher, Elyse Dorflinger, shares her unique insights as both a general education teacher and the mother of an autistic child. Elyse describes the painstaking process of securing an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) for her son, highlighting systemic inadequacies in special education support. The discussion addresses the overwhelming struggles faced by teachers, the lack of proper resources and training, and the significant impact on students with disabilities. Elyse's story sheds light on the broader issue of educational inequity and emphasizes the urgent n...2025-01-1245 minRebel Teachers Rising25. Real Talk--A Discussion with Manuwella Allen:Why She Left The Field After 20 Years (Part II)Send us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, co-host Trina welcomes Manuwella ("Mani") Allen, a former special education teacher with over 20 years of experience, to discuss the unique challenges and insights of the special education field. Recorded just before the 2024 school year, Manny shares her profound experiences and the struggles she faced while working with students of varying disabilities in a moderate to severe special day class.The conversation covers the complexities of balancing the needs of medically fragile, emotionally disturbed, and intellectually disabled students in one classroom. Mani recounts...2025-01-0357 minRebel Teachers Rising20. "The Right to Read"--a Reaction Episode with Amanda, Janet, Jess, and TrinaSend us a textIn this episode, we are joined once again by Janet Nasir, who shares her insightful experiences and reactions to Kareem Weaver's impactful film, "The Right to Read." The discussion opens with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Janet’s admirable work and dedication to the field of education.The conversation dives into the critical themes of the documentary, exploring the longstanding issue of literacy in America. Janet and the hosts discuss the inadequate preparation provided to teachers, the flaws in current curriculums, and the significant shifts occurring, particularly with the Science of Reading mo...2025-01-031h 19Rebel Teachers Rising24. Introduction to the Special Education Mess (Part II)Send us a textIn this episode, we dive deep into the complexities and challenges faced by special education within the K-12 education system, particularly in the context of the national teacher shortage crisis. This introductory discussion highlights the multifaceted issues causing a significant shortage of highly qualified special education (SPED) teachers, the bureaucratic hurdles, and the ethical dilemmas involved.Key Points:Scope of the Issue: Special education's crucial role and how its dysfunction affects everyone.Factors Contributing to Shortage: Discusses low pay, credentialing requirements, and lack of...2025-01-0134 minRebel Teachers Rising25. The Special Education Mess Part III: A Discussion with Manuwella Allen-Why She Left Sped After 20 YearsSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, co-host Trina welcomes Manuwella ("Mani") Allen, a former special education teacher with over 20 years of experience, to discuss the unique challenges and insights of the special education field. Recorded just before the 2024 school year, Manny shares her profound experiences and the struggles she faced while working with students of varying disabilities in a moderate to severe special day class.The conversation covers the complexities of balancing the needs of medically fragile, emotionally disturbed, and intellectually disabled students in one classroom. Mani recounts...2024-12-2857 minRebel Teachers Rising23. The Belly of The Beast--Intro to the Special Education Mess (Part I): A Comprehensive Discussion of Terms, Challenges, and InsightsSend us a textIn this episode, hosts Amanda Werner and Trina English discuss the complexities of special education, exploring its oppressive nature and the civil rights journey that has shaped it. They delve into various terms and acronyms such as IEP (Individualized Education Plans), 504 Plans, and disabilities categories including Intellectual Disability, Emotional Disturbance, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Amanda shares her first-hand experience being an intervention teacher and subbing in special day classes. They underline the systemic issues like teacher shortages, the lack of nuanced care, and the correlation between special education and broader educational problems. The...2024-12-221h 03Rebel Teachers Rising24. The Special Education Mess Part II: A Brief Overview of the Complexities and History of the Special Education MessSend us a textIn this episode, Trina English takes listeners on a dive deep into the complexities and challenges faced by special education within the K-12 education system, particularly in the context of the national teacher shortage crisis. This discussion highlights the multifaceted issues causing a significant shortage of highly qualified special education (SPED) teachers, the bureaucratic hurdles, and the ethical dilemmas involved.Key Points:Scope of the Issue: Special education's crucial role and how its dysfunction affects everyone.Factors Contributing to Shortage: Discusses low pay, credentialing r...2024-12-2134 minRebel Teachers Rising23. The Special Education Mess Part I: A Comprehensive Discussion of Terms, Challenges, and InsightsSend us a textIn this episode, hosts Amanda Werner and Trina English discuss the complexities of special education, exploring its oppressive nature and the civil rights journey that has shaped it. They delve into various terms and acronyms such as IEP (Individualized Education Plans), 504 Plans, and disabilities categories including Intellectual Disability, Emotional Disturbance, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Amanda shares her first-hand experience being an intervention teacher and subbing in special day classes. They underline the systemic issues like teacher shortages, the lack of nuanced care, and the correlation between special education and broader educational problems. The...2024-12-141h 03Rebel Teachers Rising22. The Teacher Pay Mess: A Candid Conversation with a Veteran Teacher Who Chose to Leave TeachingSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, the hosts welcome Janice Cook, a veteran teacher from New England. They delve into the critical issues surrounding teacher pay and the hardships teachers face trying to make a living in this profession. Janice shares her personal journey, discussing the difficult choices she made due to insufficient salaries, taxes, high, cost of living, and excessive bureaucratic hurdles. They explore the idea of forming a national professional teacher association with innovative teachers leading the way. Throughout, they highlight the disconnect between different stakeholders in education a...2024-12-131h 02Rebel Teachers Rising21. Teaching in Turbulent Times: A Reaction to the SNL Skit Y'all WonSend us a textThe Realities of Teaching: Reflections on SNL's 'Y'all Won'In this episode of the The Teacher Shortage Crisis podcast, Amanda ,Trina English and Jessica Martin, react to the recent 'Saturday Night Live' sketch 'Y'all Won.' The conversation delves into the current state of K-12 public education, exploring the challenges teachers face, including behavior management, systemic issues within school districts, and the impact of COVID-19 on student behavior. They also highlight the need for structural changes, increased collaboration, and teacher leadership to address these pressing issues. The episode calls for solidarity...2024-12-0842 minRebel Teachers Rising22. The Teacher Pay Mess Part IV: A Candid Conversation with a Veteran Teacher Who Chose to Leave TeachingSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, the hosts welcome Janice Cook, a veteran teacher from New England. They delve into the critical issues surrounding teacher pay and the hardships teachers face trying to make a living in this profession. Janice shares her personal journey, discussing the difficult choices she made due to insufficient salaries, taxes, high, cost of living, and excessive bureaucratic hurdles. They explore the idea of forming a national professional teacher association with innovative teachers leading the way. Throughout, they highlight the disconnect between different stakeholders in education a...2024-12-071h 02Rebel Teachers Rising21. The Climate and Culture Mess Part II: Teaching in Turbulent Times-A Reaction to the SNL Skit Y'all WonSend us a textThe Realities of Teaching: Reflections on SNL's 'Y'all Won'In this episode of the The Teacher Shortage Crisis podcast, Amanda ,Trina English and Jessica Martin, react to the recent 'Saturday Night Live' sketch 'Y'all Won.' The conversation delves into the current state of K-12 public education, exploring the challenges teachers face, including behavior management, systemic issues within school districts, and the impact of COVID-19 on student behavior. They also highlight the need for structural changes, increased collaboration, and teacher leadership to address these pressing issues. The episode calls for solidarity...2024-11-3042 minRebel Teachers Rising20. The Reading Mess Part V: "The Right to Read"--a Reaction Episode with Amanda, Janet, Jess, and TrinaSend us a textIn this episode, we are joined once again by Janet Nasir, who shares her insightful experiences and reactions to Kareem Weaver's impactful film, "The Right to Read." The discussion opens with a heartfelt acknowledgment of Janet’s admirable work and dedication to the field of education.The conversation dives into the critical themes of the documentary, exploring the longstanding issue of literacy in America. Janet and the hosts discuss the inadequate preparation provided to teachers, the flaws in current curriculums, and the significant shifts occurring, particularly with the Science of Reading mo...2024-11-231h 19Rebel Teachers Rising19. The Climate & Culture Mess Part I: The Jaw Dropping Truth about How Unsafe and Chaotic K-12 Schools Have BecomeSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, Trina, Amanda, and Jess delve into the issues of school climate and culture. The conversation centers on how chaotic, unsafe environments contribute to the teacher shortage, particularly in urban and marginalized communities. They critique programs like PBIS and various character education curriculums, arguing that these often fail to address the root causes of behavioral issues and lack student and teacher buy-in. Jess shares her experiences from different schools, noting significant changes in student behavior post-pandemic. The episode also touches on the systemic problems in e...2024-11-171h 07Rebel Teachers Rising17. The Reading Mess Part IV: Veteran 2nd Grade Teacher & Instructional Coach Janet Nasir Shares Her StorySend us a textIn this podcast episode, the host welcomes Janet Nasir, a veteran second-grade reading teacher and instructional coach in Southern California. Jess and Trina engage in a discussion with Janet, who shares her extensive experiences and challenges with reading instruction in the U.S. Janet details her journey from teaching middle school to second grade, highlighting the systemic issues she encountered that lead to inadequate foundational reading skills instruction. They explore the broader implications of illiteracy on society and the need for comprehensive, explicit phonics instruction. Trina introduces a solution framework involving seasoned reading...2024-11-101h 07Rebel Teachers Rising18. Special Edition Episode--Our Reaction to the 2024 ElectionSend us a textThe episode is a candid, unscripted reaction to the 2024 election results, featuring Trina and Amanda. They strive to maintain an apolitical focus despite having strong political opinions. The podcast underscores the importance of working across political lines to address the issues in K-12 education, and the role teachers play in fostering critical thinking in students. Trina shares her belief that the failures in K-12 education are contributing to the erosion of democracy and emphasizes the need for teachers' voices in educational policy.Amanda adds that teachers have historically managed to facilitate...2024-11-1037 minRebel Teachers Rising16. Bizzaro Scenarios: Puny Puns, Runaway Spit, and Superintendents Who Misplace MillionsSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, hosts Amanda Werner, Jessica Martin, and Trina English introduce their new comedic segment, 'Bizarro Scenarios,' to share funny, weird, and sometimes tragic stories from K-12 education. WATCH THIS EPISODE ON YOUTUBE! They share humorous anecdotes about misunderstandings with students and the challenges of using humor in the classroom. The episode also delves into more serious topics, like the misappropriation of funds by school superintendents and its impact on teachers and students. The hosts invite listeners to submit their own bizarre stories...2024-11-0338 minRebel Teachers Rising15. The Reading Mess Part I: The US Is a Mess!Send us a textIn this episode, Trina introduces the theme of the Reading Mess, with stark warnings about the severity of the issue in the United states. She outlines the episodes that will be on the theme, why it is so important to discuss, and makes the case that the illiteracy problem in the United States is eroding our ability to effectively self-govern, and is the biggest civil rights issue facing our nation today.Episode one includes a candid conversation, Trina and Jess discuss the significant challenges facing reading instruction in the United States...2024-10-271h 17Rebel Teachers Rising14. The Reading Mess Part III: The Reality Struggling Readers Face in the U.S. Public Education SystemSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, the focus is on the oppressive nature of the U.S. educational system, particularly for individuals with learning disabilities. The host interviews Shelly Gonzalez, who shares her journey of navigating school with a reading disability. Shelly discusses the emotional challenges, lack of adequate support from the educational system, and the impact on her family. The narrative covers personal experiences of being moved to lower-level classes, the role of supportive art teachers, and struggles with self-esteem. Additionally, Shelly reflects on her career choices, from attending...2024-10-2054 minRebel Teachers Rising13. The Teacher Pay Mess Part III: An Interview with Dr. Paul BrunoSend us a textThis episode centers on a discussion about teacher pay, featuring Trina and Dr. Paul Bruno from the University of Illinois. The conversation highlights the complexity and inadequacies of teacher compensation systems, particularly focusing on the disparity in pay between veteran and novice teachers, the rigidity of step and column salary schedules, and the broader socio-economic challenges impacting education funding and teacher retention. Trina emphasizes issues such as the historical underpayment of teachers due to structural sexism, while both underscore the significant differences in teaching conditions and pay across districts and states, a...2024-10-1454 minRebel Teachers Rising12. The Man Who Studied The Size of the Mess, An Interview with Dr. Paul BrunoSend us a textIn this podcast episode, Trina introduces an episode recorded with Amanda and Dr. Paul Bruno, co-author of a critical article on the teacher shortage crisis. She discusses the major findings of Dr. Bruno's article, emphasizing the chaos in data reporting and the challenges it brings to understanding the true scope of the teacher shortage. Dr. Paul Bruno provides nuanced insights into how teacher vacancies and lack of veteran teachers particularly impact student learning. The podcast delves into the methodology Dr. Bruno used in his research, challenges in collecting reliable data, and h...2024-09-221h 25Rebel Teachers Rising11. The Reading Mess Part II: Teachers Aren't Taught How to Teach ReadingSend us a textIn this episode, Amanda shares a deeply personal story about her family's struggles with reading and the educational system. The narrative begins with Amanda recounting her own challenges in a special reading class in third grade, only to realize it was a lesser struggle compared to her sister's. Amanda's sister had significant difficulties with reading, eventually diagnosed with dyslexia, leading the family to invest in extensive phonics programs. Amanda describes the emotional and financial toll these struggles had on her family, including her sister's sense of isolation and the inadequacy of the school's...2024-09-0529 minRebel Teachers Rising11. The Reading Mess--Trina's StoryThe episode of "The Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast" titled "The Reading Mess--Trina's Story" delves into the complexities of reading instruction in the United States and its significant shortcomings. Trina, the main speaker, shares her personal journey and observations as an educator, highlighting the struggles students face due to inadequate reading instruction methods. She explains that learning to read is not an innate skill for humans and requires proper, structured teaching, which is often absent in the current educational system. Trina argues that the instructional techniques in place predominantly serve a small, neurotypical subset of students, leaving many, e...2024-09-0349 minRebel Teachers Rising10. The Curriculum Mess Part III: Candid ConversationsSend us a textThis episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast features hosts Amanda, Jess, and Trina discussing Jess's reaction to a previous episode about the harmful impacts of adopting canned curriculum at the secondary level. The discussion delves into the differences between elementary and secondary education, teacher autonomy, the importance of early education, systemic issues related to gender and educational practices, the role of neurodivergence in teaching, and challenges with canned curriculums. The episode emphasizes the need for teacher involvement in policy-making and advocates for a more supportive, professional environment for educators. A call to...2024-09-0230 minRebel Teachers Rising9. The Curriculum Mess Part II: The Brave Story of an ESL Teacher Who Fought Hard Against Harmful Canned ContentSend us a textIn this episode, hosts Trina and Amanda delve into the teacher shortage crisis through the lens of canned curriculum and its oppressive impact on teachers and students. They interview two anonymous teachers who share harrowing personal experiences of being forced to use rigid, formulaic, and dense teaching materials. The episode provides a comprehensive breakdown of key educational acronyms and frameworks such as ELPAC, EL, ELD, and SDIAE, and discusses the systemic issues exacerbated by canned curricula. Additionally, it highlights how these practices affect new teachers and marginalized student groups, proposing a shift towards...2024-08-3050 minRebel Teachers Rising8. The Curriculum Mess Part I: Outsourcing Teacher Expertise to Canned CurriculumSend us a textIn this episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast host, Trina English, discusses how canned curriculum (lesson plans, workbooks, assessments created by curriculum companies) contributes to the teacher shortage crisis. Trina explains the nature of canned curriculum and its limitations, stressing how it suppresses teacher autonomy and creativity, leading to teacher burnout. She provides personal anecdotes and outlines the systemic issues with decision-making in education that exclude teacher input. She also previews upcoming episodes which include interviews with teachers impacted by canned curriculum and a candid discussion with co-hosts Amanda Werner and Jessica...2024-08-2634 minRebel Teachers Rising7. The Teacher Preparation Mess Part I: 8 Years, 50 Grand and Your Soul, The High Cost of Becoming a TeacherSend us a textIn this episode, Trina and Amanda delve into the complex and often misunderstood process of becoming a teacher in the United States, particularly in California. They discuss the extensive financial, emotional, and time investments required, highlighting how these barriers contribute to the current teacher shortage. The conversation explores the disparities in teacher preparatory programs, the bureaucratic hurdles faced by new teachers, and the systemic income inequality that prevents many potential educators from entering or staying in the profession. Through personal anecdotes and critical analysis, they shed light on the oppressive elements of the...2024-08-2632 minRebel Teachers Rising6. The Teacher Preparation Mess Part II: Take This Mess and Shove It! "Induction" is a Dirty WordSend us a textIn this episode, hosts Trina and Amanda delve into the teacher shortage crisis, focusing on the high costs and issues related to the teacher induction process. They are joined by Kelvin, who shares his experience of leaving the profession after just two years, despite the extensive financial and time investments required to become a teacher and the burdensome teacher induction process. They describe the ways in which schools pile more requirements on an already overstretched new teacher, and provide little to no support. They also explore the systemic issues within the education system...2024-08-2622 minRebel Teachers Rising7. 8 Years, 50 Grand, and Your SoulIn this episode, Trina and Amanda explains the teacher preparation process, and reveals how much time, effort, and money it takes to be a teacher--and how very little of the work is useful to growing your teaching practice. 2024-08-2032 minRebel Teachers Rising5. Candid Conversations about the Teacher Pay and Preparation MessSend us a textA year after recording their first episodes about the bizarre and oppressive teacher pay and preparation processes, Amanda and Trina chat with Jess and learn how bizarre things are in Nevada. The three talk candidly about how utterly ridiculous and expensive this whole process is, and that the only way to get through it relatively unscathed is to have access to generational wealth.Visit teachershortagecrisis.com to join the movement of teachers speaking up about the mess in K-12 Education in the United States. www.rebelteachersrising.comPetition to...2024-08-1850 minRebel Teachers Rising4. The Teacher Pay Mess Part II: A Discussion with a New Teacher Who Chose to Leave the ProfessionSend us a textIn this episode, Amanda and Trina interview Kelvin Mak, a UC Berkeley and Standford educated teacher who quit the profession after only two years due to the oppressive pay system in place in our nation's schools. He reacts to the revelation he learned while listening to the previous epsiode that teachers are only paid a fraction of a complete salary due to the system sexism baked into our profession. Both Amanda and Trina struggle with his decision to leave feeling simulataneously happy for him, and sad for their profession at the loss of ex...2024-08-1825 minRebel Teachers Rising3. The Teacher Pay Mess Part I: The Oppressive and Misunderstood History of Teacher PaySend us a textIn this episode, Amanda and Trina English delve into the critical issue of the teacher shortage crisis, focusing primarily on the history and issues surrounding teacher pay. They discuss the historical context for why teacher salaries are designed the way they are, touching on themes of structural sexism and income inequality. They also explore the broader implications of the teacher pay structure on attracting new talent, especially from diverse backgrounds. They emphasize the need for systemic change and offer insights on how to address these entrenched issues. The conversation sets the stage for...2024-08-1344 minRebel Teachers Rising2. How Big is the Mess in K-12 Education?Send us a textIn this episode, host, Trina English, dives into the complexities of the teacher shortage crisis in the United States. Using AI and a scholarly article by Drs. Tuan Nguyen, Chan Lam, and Paul Bruno as reference points, the discussion touches on teacher job satisfaction, the dangers of accepting simplistic answers, and the lack of comprehensive data on teacher vacancies. The speaker also highlights the uneven distribution of teacher shortages across subject areas and socioeconomic demographics, criticizing current recruitment practices and suggesting the establishment of a national professional teacher workforce. The episode concludes with r...2024-08-091h 00Rebel Teachers Rising1. Meet the Teachers Behind the Podcast--We End at the BeginningSend us a textIn the premiere episode of the Teacher Shortage Crisis Podcast, hosts Amanda Werner, Jessica Martin, and Trina English introduce themselves and discuss the urgent teacher shortage crisis in the United States. They recount their diverse teaching experiences across various schools, highlighting the systemic issues that have worsened post-COVID. The hosts express their emotional and spiritual struggles as educators and emphasize the need to amplify teachers' voices in the conversation. They call for listeners to join the movement to save K-12 education by signing a petition at teachershortagecrisis.com.www.rebelteachersrising.com2024-08-0940 min
Tjej$nack med KattisEna dagen känner jag mig top of the world andra dagen gråtfärdig kommer det gå vägen, med Amanda ColldénI dag i tjejsnack gästas jag av Amanda Colldén, Amanda är en superentreprenör som gärna går snabbt från idé till handling och säger någon att något är omöjligt så triggas hon än mer. Amanda har en bakgrund inom media och programledare, och var tidigare poddhost för Alla Våra Ligga. Driver numera podden En Jävla Fest, Hedersmoral och festligt.com. Hon vill att fler ska ha det festligt i vardagen, och är proffs på att skapa rätt feststämningen, ett festproffs helt enkelt som hjälper dig med all funderingar...2024-07-1826 minTjej$nack med KattisEna dagen känner jag mig top of the world andra dagen gråtfärdig kommer det gå vägen, med Amanda ColldénI dag i tjejsnack gästas jag av Amanda Colldén, Amanda är en superentreprenör som gärna går snabbt från idé till handling och säger någon att något är omöjligt så triggas hon än mer. Amanda har en bakgrund inom media och programledare, och var tidigare poddhost för Alla Våra Ligga. Driver numera podden En Jävla Fest, Hedersmoral och festligt.com. Hon vill att fler ska ha det festligt i vardagen, och är proffs på att skapa rätt feststämningen, ett festproffs helt enkelt som hjälper dig med all funderingar...2024-07-1826 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All43. Navigating Burnout, Trauma, and Grief in Your Teacher BusinessIn this podcast episode, Amanda and Jess discuss their experiences with grief, trauma, and burnout, and how these experiences have impacted their businesses. They share personal stories and strategies for navigating these challenging situations. They emphasize the importance of community support, self-care, and maintaining a balance between personal life and business. They also discuss the societal pressure to hide grief and the need for more open expression of emotions. The episode highlights the value of generosity in business and the transformative power of helping others. The hosts provide advice for listeners dealing with similar issues, encouraging them to allow...2023-10-201h 00
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All42. Teacher Authors are The Unsung Heroes of EducationIn this podcast episode, Amanda and Jess discuss the value and importance of empowering teacher authors and the curriculum and resources they create. They address the skepticism and questioning that teacher authors often face and emphasize the positive impact their resources have on students and teachers worldwide. They also discuss the challenges and negative impact of canned curriculum in schools, highlighting the lack of teacher autonomy and student engagement. The episode concludes with a lighthearted conversation and a call to action for listeners to support teacher authors by purchasing their resources.
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Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All41. Sleeping in Class, Monsoons, and Broken Air ConditionersIn this episode Jess and Amanda catch up on all the big changes they've gone through recently. Amanda talks about her experience teaching ninth grade for the first time, while Jess shares her experiences in her second year as a librarian. They discuss the challenges they have faced recently including unpredictable class assignments, crazy weather, and COVID-19 problems. As always, they share how they are balancing life, teaching, and businesses. Jess shares her struggles and determination in launching a large product line for librarians, and Amanda is staying consistent with her two podcasts, as well as keeping track of fin...2023-09-0829 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All40. Low TpT Sale Results? Strategies for Next Time...In this podcast episode, Jess and Amanda, two teacher entrepreneurs, discuss their experiences with the recent Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT) sale. They talk about the decline in sales compared to previous years, particularly for secondary sellers. Jess and Amanda share their different approaches to the sale, with Jess being a part-time seller and Amanda focusing on webinars to boost her TPT sales. They discuss the potential of webinars and using Facebook ads to promote higher-priced bundles. They also touch on the mindset around money and the banning of TPT in some school districts. The episode ends with tips on...2023-08-2041 min
All for One: Community Partnerships in Health Professions1.8 - Quality Improvement with Dr. Eric WernerCommunity partnerships in health professions can learn lessons from direct care practices, particularly in the areas of quality improvement and assurance. Dr. Eric Werner shares more about the PDSA and the continuous improvement cycle.
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Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All39. Teacher Shortage, Kind Bars, and Friday ReportIn this coffee chat episode, hosts Jess and Amanda discuss all sorts of topics using a fun acronym introduced by the Townie Teacher over on Instagram called "Friday Report". Report stands for: r-reading, e-eating, p-playing, o-obsession, r-recommend, t=a favorite treat. The hosts share their recent reading habits, their creative endeavors, eating habits, and recreational activities. They also talk about their obsessions, with Jess being obsessed with making her classroom more fun and Amanda's dedication to spreading awareness about the teacher shortage crisis through her podcast Empower Students Now.
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Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All38. Unleashing the Power of Evergreen Webinars: How to Make $1600 While on VacationDuring this podcast episode, Amanda shares her experience of making money while on vacation through an evergreen webinar funnel. Amanda and Jess discuss using tools like Facebook ads, Kajabi, Optin Monster, Canva, and Zoom. Amanda explains how she promote her webinar titled "Three Steps to Building Student Independence in the Secondary English Classroom" and offers valuable content while also promoting her program, Empower English Teachers Now. They talk about pricing options and the breakdown of their sales. Jess asks questions about technical aspects and promotes webinars with a small email list. Amanda helps listeners understand they can build their...2023-07-2830 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All37. Teacher Summer Adventures Revealed: Bookbag Tours, Family Reunions, & Romantic GetawaysIn this coffee chat episode, Amanda and Jess discuss their summer trips and experiences. Jess shares her time as a tour guide for Book Bag Tours in Greece, highlighting the overwhelming response from teachers wanting to visit Greece and the opportunity to explore ancient wonders. They discuss the cost of the trip and Amanda expresses interest in joining a tour. They discuss the benefits of traveling with a group and the involvement of their husbands. Amanda shares her experience visiting family in Eastern Washington and the joy of family reunions. They also discuss food, music, and the challenges of pla...2023-07-2128 min
Empower Students Now80. I Found Out I Have ADHD At 40In this episode of the Empower Students Now podcast, host Amanda Werner shares her personal journey of discovering that she has ADHD and the importance of teachers understanding this condition. Amanda explains that many students in classrooms may be undiagnosed with ADHD, and that girls are often not diagnosed due to societal expectations of girls. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the science behind these conditions and recognizing the strengths that come with these differences, such as creativity and high intelligence. Listen to this episode to learn how to embrace your differences and recognize your strengths.
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Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All36. Yin Yoga, Greece, and Self-SabotageIn this coffee chat episode co-hosts Jess and Amanda discuss their plans for the summer and how they prepare their businesses for vacation time. They also discuss various topics such as yin yoga, reiki, meditation, summer school, upcoming trips, and personal struggles with ADHD and self-sabotage.
Watch this episode on Youtube2023-07-0730 min
Empower Students Now79. Essential Takeaways from Reading Reconsidered by Doug LemovDo you want to teach your students how to read more effectively and prepare them for college and life? In this podcast episode, Amanda discusses the book "Reading Reconsidered" by Doug Lemov, which provides a wealth of information on how to improve students' reading abilities. The book emphasizes the importance of equity in education and student engagement. It is organized around four important elements of reading instruction. Amanda goes through the chapters of the book and highlights key points, such as the importance of selecting challenging texts, using close reading practices, and analyzing meaning via text-dependent questions.
While Amanda praises...2023-06-3030 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All35. How to Build a Chill Business-Key Takeaways from Chill and Prosper by Denise Duffield-ThomasIn this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess discuss the book "Chill and Prosper" by Denise Duffield-Thomas. They cover various topics such as niches in business, creating offers, money mindset, and valuing oneself as the driving force behind a successful business. The hosts provide practical advice and personal experiences, emphasizing the importance of adapting business advice to fit specific niches, setting boundaries, and prioritizing one's mental, emotional, and physical health. They recommend the book to all teacherpreneurs.
Check out this episode on YouTube2023-06-3041 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All34. What to do When Your Products are as Popular as a T-Rex in a Petting ZooIn this podcast episode, Amanda and Jess discuss what to do when your product or course doesn't sell. They share their own experiences with unsuccessful products and offer tips on how to handle the situation, such as being deciding if the product should be deactivated or deleted, being consistent in your business, trying different marketing strategies, and not taking it personally. They also discuss the importance of self-education and seeking inspiration and support from others in the community. They emphasize the importance of perseverance and not giving up too easily, even if it means learning from failures.
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Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All33. Unleash Your Inner Batman: Getting Help with Your Teacherpreneur BusinessIn this podcast episode, the hosts, Jess and Amanda, discuss the importance of seeking help in business and share their own experiences of seeking help from forums, Facebook groups, spouses, and even hiring assistants. They provide helpful tips and tricks for navigating the challenges of running a small business, including hiring contractors instead of employees, finding reliable help, and seeking out resources such as podcasts and Facebook groups. They also discuss the challenges of working with others and the importance of finding the right fit for your business needs.
Watch this episode on YouTube2023-06-1634 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All32. Teacherpreneur Tips (and Warnings) about How to Spend Your SummerIn this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast, hosts Jess and Amanda discuss their plans for the summer and reflect on past summers. They suggest reflecting on past summers to avoid falling into old habits and routines that may not serve one's business well. They also mention a book called "Chill and Prosper" that has helped them with their mindset towards their businesses. The hosts emphasize the importance of staying true to their mission and goals and not getting sidetracked by distractions. They advise teacher entrepreneurs to take time to relax and recharge during the summer, but if they...2023-06-0932 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All31. Mario, Childhood Shenanigans, and Hustling LessIn this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess have a casual conversation about their personal and professional lives as teacherpreneurs. They talk about their love for video games, childhood experiences, and upcoming summer plans. They also discuss their podcast and a book they are both reading called "Chill and Prosper" by Denise Duffield-Thomas, which emphasizes the idea that one doesn't have to hustle to be a successful entrepreneur. They also share their most embarrassing childhood shenanigans!
Check this episode out on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8pCRC64cAA82023-06-0233 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All30. The Pros and Cons of Buying CoursesThe hosts of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast discuss the topic of buying courses for entrepreneurs. They share their experiences with purchasing courses, including their first courses and more expensive ones like B-School and Digital Course Academy. They advise listeners to investigate the format and level of interaction with the course teacher before purchasing it. They also caution against buying cheaper courses and never using them. The hosts provide helpful insights for entrepreneurs who are considering purchasing courses, emphasizing the importance of being selective and strategic in choosing courses that align with their business goals.
Check out this e...2023-05-1931 min
Empower Students Now75. We Need to Stop Shaming Kids (and Ourselves) for Screen Use, Here's Why...In this podcast episode, Amanda discusses the negative impact of shaming kids and ourselves for screen use. She argues that screens can have benefits for neurodivergent individuals and others seeking community, and emphasizes the importance of cultivating a safe environment for students to communicate with each other in the classroom. Amanda also shares her personal experiences with therapy and the harmful effects of labeling behaviors as "good" or "bad." She suggests having conversations with children to understand their screen use and interests, discussing internet safety with them, and incorporating screen time into the classroom. Amanda concludes by emphasizing the importance...2023-05-1219 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All29. Tombs, Tough Decisions, and Tech in the ClassroomIn this coffee chat episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess have a casual conversation about their personal lives and how it relates to their businesses. They discuss the impact of the economy on their businesses and personal lives. Amanda and Jess talk about the importance of taking time to reassess every year and how they try to make thoughtful decisions in both personal and business aspects of life. They also talk about their experiences with technology in the classroom and how it has impacted student behavior.2023-05-1237 min
Empower Students Now73. Dropping the Suitcases of Regret and Worry (A Guided Meditation for Teachers)In this episode of the Empower Students Now podcast, Amanda shares that she is currently enrolled in a mindfulness and meditation teacher program and leads a guided meditation for teachers called "Dropping the Suitcases of Worries and Regrets" to help them reduce anxiety and let go of feelings of not doing enough for their students. Amanda instructs listeners to find a comfortable place to sit or lie down and relax their bodies, and guides them through a visualization exercise where they drop their worries and regrets. Amanda concludes by reminding listeners that they are enough and have everything they need...2023-04-2915 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All28. Is Attending the Teachers Pay Teachers Conference Worth It?Are you a teacher entrepreneur looking to grow your business and connect with like-minded individuals? Then you won't want to miss this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, where Amanda and Jess share their experiences attending Teachers Pay Teachers conferences. Jess attended the second-ever conference in Las Vegas, where she learned about the importance of social media and met Susan Lopez, who became her conference buddy and a close friend.
Amanda attended the conference in Orlando the following year and had a fun time rooming with Jess. They both agree that attending the conference is beneficial for...2023-04-2154 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All27. Messaging in Copy, Starships, & ExpectationsIn this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Jess and Amanda play a game where they discuss some big moneymaking ideas for entrepreneurs. They emphasize the importance of clear messaging in selling products and the role of research in copywriting. The hosts also discuss the idea that people buy products based on emotion or logic, and the importance of giving value without expecting anything in return. They end the episode by discussing the topic of expectations and the importance of being kind to oneself and focusing on balance.
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Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All26. 5 Essential Tips for Teacherpreneurs Still in the ClassroomIn this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur Podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess discuss five tips for teacherpreneurs who are trying to grow their business part-time while still working in the classroom. The hosts share their personal experiences and offer practical advice on setting time goals, leveraging new technologies, creating successful webinars and products, and joining a teacherpreneur community. They emphasize the importance of staying true to oneself, setting realistic goals, and prioritizing self-care and other personal responsibilities. The hosts also express their desire to create a community of teacherpreneurs who can connect and support each other.
Watch...2023-04-0742 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All25. Evaluations, Leaving the Classroom, and Educational EquityIn this episode of the Wacky Teacherpreneur podcast, hosts Amanda and Jess have a coffee chat where they discuss personal and business-related topics. They talk about the importance of staying in touch with teachers' needs and struggles, the ranking system on Teachers Pay Teachers, and the need for change in our educational system.
Amanda's Podcast: Empower Students Now
Jess's Podcast: Healthy Teacher Happy Teacher
Introduction [00:00:02] Amanda and Jess introduce the coffee chat and explain what it entails.
Discussion of Tiger King [00:01:42] Amanda and Jess discuss the Netflix series "Tiger King" and it...2023-03-3133 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All24. Coaching Session: Blogging and Web DesignIn this episode listen in as Amanda helps Jess figure out what to do with her website and blog. Jess has no trouble writing blog posts. Her big struggle is with the design of her website. Listen in to find out what exactly is holding her back from achieving the success she knows is possible with a blog and what she can do to finally make it happen!2023-03-2438 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All23. Coaching Session: How Do I Pivot My Business?This episode is very different from the others you've heard so far. In this episode you get to listen in on a coaching session about rebranding. 2020 to now has been a very hectic time for everyone, but especially teacherpreneurs. A LOT has changed and everyone seems to be rethinking their life choices, priorities, and businesses. Amanda's life and business is no exception. Jess demonstrates stellar coaching skills by helping Amanda ask some really hard questions including this important one: when the world changes and these changes impact your business, how do you pivot?2023-03-1720 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All22. How to Choose the Right Path to Maximize Time and ProfitsHow do I know I'm on the right path? ? How do I know I'm spending time on the right things so that my time and effort pay off? What do I focus on? Which rabbit do I chase? What should I spend the majority of my time doing? In this episode Jess provides a synopsis of a book called We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rogers and helps Amanda try to answer all these burning questions!2023-03-1029 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All21. Book Fairs, Broke Ass Thoughts, and ADHDThis episode is a wacky coffee chat! Jess and Amanda discuss the intimate details of their personal lives and businesses.2023-03-0329 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All20. Book Talk: 12 Months to 1 Million (Part 2)Jess and Amanda are back to discuss the book, 12 Months to 1 Million by Ryan Daniel Moran! In part 2 Jess tells Amanda the key takeaways for how to actually make 1 million dollars in 1 year!2023-02-2442 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All19. Book Talk: 12 Months to 1 Million (Part 1)Jess just finished reading a book called 12 Months to 1 Million by Ryan Daniel Moran. She loved the book so much (and Amanda was so eager to learn more) that they talked about the takeaways and how they can apply to their teacher businesses for over an hour! So, they have broken up this episode into two parts. In part one Jess and Amanda discuss what the book has to say about the importance of determining your ICA (ideal customer avatar) and how to find out more about your ICA. Jess and Amanda get into a bit of a disagreement...2023-02-2433 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All18. 4 Super Surprising Things We are Choosing NOT to doIt's 2023 and Amanda and Jess are revealing four surprising things they are choosing NOT to do this year. Teacherpreneurs are multi-passionate, dedicated, creative, hard working, super humans! Because of all this we tend to overcommit and overwork. Listen to this wacky episode if you want ideas for what you can quit doing too!2023-02-1730 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All17. Newman's Coffee, Eating Bleep, and WesleyThis episode is a wacky chat about the life happenings of two wacky teacherpreneurs, Jess and Amanda. They discuss a wide range of topics, including web design and rebranding! It's sure to be an entertaining listen.
Check out this episode on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqU0Sj4iFS02023-01-2736 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All16. How to Plan an Entire Year (the wacky way!)Have you ever tried to plan out your entire business year? How did it work out? Jess and Amanda are here to share their processes for planning out 2023. Jess is teaching full time and Amanda is homeschooling her daughter but their businesses are still a priority because they have made concerted efforts to plan the year in advance! Listen in to find out how both of them went about this planning.
Here's what you'll learn:
1. The importance of choosing a focus for the year and how to go about choosing
2. The importance of...2023-01-2031 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All15. Astrology, Mafia and SchnauzersThis is a wacky chat episode! Jess and Amanda love gabbing about all sorts of strange life happenings. Listen in and have some fun teachepreneur friends:)2022-12-0928 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All14. SEO for Beginners (the bare bones essentials you need to know!)Jess and Amanda discuss the search engine optimization in this fun episode. SEO is a vital component of your marketing strategy so make sure to listen to this episode all the way through. Jess talks about SEO from the Teachers Pay Teachers standpoint. Amanda talks about SEO from the blogging/website standpoint. Google is also mentioned a whole lot! Here are the resources mentioned in this episode:
RankIQ- This awesome tool provides you with a huge library of keywords you can easily rank for. Not only that there is a content optimizer tool that provides all the...2022-12-0231 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All13. Email Marketing (pretty much everything you ever wanted to know about it!)Jess and Amanda delve deep into email marketing in this episode. You'll learn the many ways to grow your email list, the tech tools you need to set it all up, how to set it all up, what to email your list once you have some people sign up to hear from you, why a big list is not always a good thing, and how to make money with your list. This episode is a must listen if you are looking to start an email list or grow the one you already have! Here are all the tools and...2022-11-0442 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All12. Marketing with a PodcastJess and Amanda discuss their individual podcasting journeys and they don't hold anything back! If you've been thinking about starting a podcast, this episode is going to help. They talk about how to start a podcast (and even go into some techy stuff) and how to use that podcast to market products and services.
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Microphone (this is the one that Jess & Amanda use and love)*This is an affiliate link, which means Amanda will receive a commission if you purchase the mic through her link at no extra cost t...2022-10-3027 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All11. Your Data Playbook-How to Start Making Data Driven Decisions for Your Teacherpreneur BusinessIf you want to get off the teacherpreneur hamster wheel, start making data-informed decisions about your business, and increase your sales conversion rates you aren't going to get anything better than Your Data Playbook! In this episode Amanda tells Jess all about this awesome new membership, toolkit, and coaching program that's available for Teachers Pay Teachers sellers! You can learn more and sign up by clicking the link below. Amanda is offering three 45 minute coaching calls to any teacherpreneur who signs up with her affiliate link here: https://www.yourdataplaybook.com/a/2147487258/2PUoiGC82022-10-0833 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All10. Facebook Ads and Facebook Groups for Marketing Your Teacherpreneur BizIn this episode Jess and Amanda talk all things Facebook! You'll learn some best tips when it comes to delving into FB ads as well as starting and maintaining a FB group for your teacherpreneur business. And as usual, Amanda and Jess don't hold back the good stuff, they really tell all!
Resources:
Social Lab Marketing (a Membership to Learn FB ads)2022-09-3040 min
Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All9. Six Instagram Marketing Strategies to Try (+some mindset stuff of course!)Jess and Amanda talk about their love hate relationship with Instagram (and social media in general). They go into how to use the platform to build a business and make money. They end the episode with six different strategies for posting on Instagram!2022-09-1638 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All8. TikTok for BeginnersJess and Amanda are just beginning their TikTok journey and have learned a lot of tips and tricks from mistakes they've made and from talking to and following TikTok experts. Listen in to find out how they are making this new social media app work for them!2022-08-2645 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All7. Marketing Mindset Brainteasers ( Can you solve them?!?)In this episode, Jess and Amanda discuss marketing mindset. Teacherpreneurs often have little to no experience with marketing and fall into many traps because of their limiting beliefs about marketing. Jess and Amanda pose multiple mindset shifts in this episode, as well as some that they are still working on in their businesses. You don't want to miss this one!2022-08-1957 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All6. Six Methods for Scaling Your Teacherpreneur BusinessIn this episode, Jess and Amanda discuss six methods for scaling/growing your teacherpreneur business. You don't want to miss this episode if you are looking to grow your business. Watch this episode over on YouTube.
Resources Mentioned:
Company of One by Paul Jarvis
Kajabi- Get 3 Months for Only $99 (for a limited time only)
*These links are Affliate Links. This means you won't be charged extra, but if you purchase we will receive a commission! 2022-08-1259 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All5. Selling and Marketing (Big Mistakes to Avoid in this Episode Eeek)In this episode Jess and Amanda tell all about the selling and marketing mistakes they've made in their businesses. But, not only that, they give lots of info (and inspo/inspiration) for selling and marketing your teacherpreneur business! Make sure to visit wackyteacherpreneurs.com to get support from Jess and Amanda growing your teacher business! Visit Jess and Amanda's YouTube channel to watch their podcast episodes via video: Visit Jess & Amanda's YouTube Channel
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Your Data Playbook-YDP is an incredible software, support community and course that can help you use targ...2022-07-281h 09Two Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All4. Branding Your Teacherpreneur BusinessMany teacherpreneurs misunderstand branding to be just about fonts and colors, but this is a big mistake! Branding is so much more, listen to this episode to learn how to brand your business and the mistakes that many teachepreneurs make when overlooking all that branding entails.
Make sure to visit wackyteacherpreneurs.com to get support from Jess and Amanda growing your teacher business! Visit Jess and Amanda's YouTube channel to watch their podcast episodes via video: Visit Jess & Amanda's YouTube Channel.
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Pat Flynn's Branding Workbook
Pat Fly...2022-07-2851 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All3. Goal Setting (Don't Skip This Silly!)In this episode Jess and Amanda share about the importance of setting financial goals and goals for your products or services. Lots of new teacherpreneurs skip this step (including Amanda and Jess) and it's a BIG mistake. Listen now to understand why. Make sure to visit wackyteacherpreneurs.com to get support from Jess and Amanda growing your teacher business! Visit Jess and Amanda's YouTube channel to watch their podcast episodes via video: Visit Jess & Amanda's YouTube Channel2022-07-2833 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All2. Picking a Product or ServiceIn this episode Jess and Amanda delve into picking the right products or services to make more money online! They discuss the traps new teacherpreneurs can fall into when starting a business online. Make sure to visit wackyteacherpreneurs.com to get support from Jess and Amanda growing your teacher business! Visit Jess and Amanda's YouTube channel to watch their podcast episodes via video: Visit Jess & Amanda's YouTube Channel2022-07-2840 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All1. What's the Purpose of Your Business?In this episode, Jess and Amanda discuss the importance of having a purpose when starting a business. Grab a pen and a paper cause we have some questions you must answer about your business! Make sure to visit wackyteacherpreneurs.com to get support from Jess and Amanda in growing your teacher business! Visit Jess and Amanda's YouTube channel to watch their podcast episodes via video: Visit Jess & Amanda's YouTube Channel2022-07-2832 minTwo Wacky Teacherpreneurs Tell All0. Why We Started This PodcastJess and Amanda share why they are starting a podcast for wacky teacherpreneurs and give a preview of what's to come! Make sure to visit wackyteacherpreneurs.com to get support from Jess and Amanda growing your teacher business! Visit Jess and Amanda's YouTube channel to watch their podcast episodes via video: Visit Jess & Amanda's YouTube Channel2022-07-2741 min
Faded Truth PodcastPRO Athlete & Fitness Model 'AMANDA WERNER' GRINDS To 1st PlaceJersey girl Amanda Werner started her intense fitness journey back in 2014. After years of cardio as a track star, Werner discovered lifting weights was a continuous way to fill a void in her post traumatic life. She has placed 1st-10th in the Xcalibur Cup, New Jersey State, Gold's Classic, & Team Universe fitness competitions. Beginning in the novice bikini class, she is now entering upcoming events in the new category of Wellness, which allows women to be lean but still maintain their muscular curves. She has also been sponsored by Evogen, a fitness brand that believes unwavering discipline should...2021-02-1225 min
Brave New Teaching: A Podcast for High School and Middle School TeachersEpisode 27: TO PRACTICE MINDFULNESS IN THE CLASSROOMOn this episode we are joined with our good friend Amanda Werner from Amanda Write Now, who talks to us about her journey into practicing mindfulness regularly, introducing mindfulness practice with students, and all the ups and downs in between. Enjoy! CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTESMentioned in this episode:Get more Brave New Teaching each week:Join BNT Happy Hour Here!"Send us a message - please include your contact information so we can chat soon!"Ready to make your summer reading program awesome? Head to...2020-09-2442 min
Empower Students Now42. I'm Back! Life UpdateThis week Amanda discusses where she has been and shares major life events that have occurred since the last podcast. This episode will dive into some heavier topics such as the unexpected loss of a friend, Black Lives Matter protests, and not being able to see students in the same capacity. Join Amanda in the conversation, how have recent events shaped your life moving forward?
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5-Day Challenge: Confidently Launch Reading & Writing...2020-07-1931 min
The Amanda Perry PodcastLucy Werner: PR Expert and Best Selling Author.This week I am delighted to be joined by Lucy Werner - PR expert and best selling author of the book 'Hype Yourself'. We discuss life, birth and coping with real life while trying to launch a book and make it look like you have your shit together. Trigger warning: In this episode we discuss pregnancy, infertility and poorly babies. If that's not something you want to hear, maybe skip this week. Find Lucy Here: https://www.instagram.com/wernchat/ Find me Here: https://www.instagram.com/amandaperry Work...2020-05-0452 min
MomtrepreneursS3E1: Amanda Werner and The Giving BoxAmanda Kenney sits down with Amanda Werner from The Giving Box and talks about what it's like to run a business with a 6-year-old business partner. For more information, visit http://www.wearecentralpa.com and find the Momtrepreneurs section under the WTAJ Plus tab. 2019-11-0936 min
Hopping Mad with Will McLeod & Arliss BunnyAction! Amanda Werner on Nielsen Protest25 June 2018 - We are back from hiatus with Amanda Werner (@wamandajd), leader of the action at the Mexican restaurant in DC which sent DHS Secretary Kirsjen Nielsen scuttling for cover like a cockroach when the lights get flipped on. Amanda tells us how, with a little help from a friend, she was able to pull together such an effective protest in a matter of minutes. We also talk about actions in general, immigration and the upcoming election.
Since my day job is still pretty overwhelming (with good things but nevertheless...) we will be taking the holiday next week and will...2018-06-2556 min
The Resisters with Chris VaethAmanda Werner: Monopoly ManYou may best know Amanda Werner for their Monopoly Man character that trolled former Equifax CEO Richard Smith at a congressional hearing in October 2017.
Amanda took on the character to help the public better understand the issue of forced arbitration (what consumer advocates call “ripoff clauses” and “get out of jail free cards”). The issue became national news in the wake of the massive Equifax data breach and the Wells Fargo fake account scandal, and when the Republican-controlled Congress overturned a pro-consumer rule on arbitration just finalized by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
On this episode, Chris and Amanda discuss exactly wh...2018-01-1239 min
The Resisters with Chris VaethAmanda Werner: Monopoly ManYou may best know Amanda Werner for their Monopoly Man character that trolled former Equifax CEO Richard Smith at a congressional hearing in October 2017.
Amanda took on the character to help the public better understand the issue of forced arbitration (what consumer advocates call “ripoff clauses” and “get out of jail free cards”). The issue became national news in the wake of the massive Equifax data breach and the Wells Fargo fake account scandal, and when the Republican-controlled Congress overturned a pro-consumer rule on arbitration just finalized by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
On this episode, Chris and Amanda discuss exactly wh...2018-01-1200 minHopping Mad with Will McLeod & Arliss BunnyAmanda Werner, Brad Voracek & Michele LeSure are All Back!30 October 2017 – It worked! Brad Voracek (@bradvoracek) is back this week and the wait was worth it. This time you are able to hear his full answers on youth employment, Senator Sander’s & Congressman Conyers’ Employ Young Americans Now bill, the science versus human aspects of economics and his thinking on so-called (and wildly mis-named) “Right to Work” laws. Brad is a founder of the not-to-be-missed website, The Minskys and I recommend regular visits there.
We were also extremely lucky to have Amanda Werner, of Americans for Financial Reform and Public Citizen (aka The Monopoly Man), back with us to fill us in on t...2017-10-301h 20