In our first episode, we discuss the purpose and mission of Humans of Teaching and share what amazing experiences, lessons, and perspectives listeners can expect to hear from the in-depth interviews we will be hosting each and every week.

Proving great teaching knows no bounds, Marisa has inspired many of her students  through her powerful teaching methods, engaging content, and the relationships she builds with them.

Michelle is a dedicated Learning Support teacher who shares how important embracing the "tiny victories" are to remembering why we love teaching and why we'd never give it up for the world.

Pat utilized his experience training police dogs to build Moloney's K-9 Academy.  For decades, Pat has trained therapy dogs, search and rescue dogs, and companion dogs at the academy.

Nicole reflects on her amazing experience teaching English as a Second Language in Japan for two years and how she applies what she learned in her current teaching role.

After teaching for years, Ron decided to pursue his other passion by opening Mr. Nice Guy Games. It has become one of the most popular stores of its kind by caring about his customers.

Jeff provides an open-door into how he teaches within the church for different people, classes, and events. He emphasizes the importance of listening and giving second chances as a teacher.

The 18 year old founder, president, and CEO of the Queen's Gambit Chess Institute has taught over 300 students and partnered with 50 organizations to teach and spread the value of chess.

Claudia shares why she left her engineering profession for teaching, what she found within the world of education, and why she has never looked back since.

Jake vividly recalls his years substituting day-to-day and in long term positions, pursing a full-time position. He shares his experiences and valuable advice for others in a similar spot.