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Author: BC Educator

  • The Art of Podcasting in Education: Insights from Teachers on Fire and After the Bell

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    Ever wondered what it takes to create engaging, impactful educational podcasts while managing a busy teaching or admin career? On Monday, February 23, The Stunt Brothers explore the journey of educators turned podcasters, sharing tips, stories, and lessons learned from the hosts of Teachers on Fire and After the Bell. Whether you’re a veteran educator…

  • Reimagining Education: The Walled Garden Approach for Today’s Classrooms

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    In a world where screens dominate children’s lives, fostering genuine learning and connection in classrooms has become more challenging than ever. Today on After the Bell, The Stunt Brothers engage with Canadian educator Andrew Cantarutti, who shares his insights on how schools can become nurturing environments through the concept of “walled gardens” in education. In…

  • Finding Self Compassion for Educators

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    In the demanding world of education, teachers often put their own needs on the back burner while striving to nurture their students. In our current episode of the After the Bell podcast, Roy and Martin engage in a heartfelt discussion with author Lisa Baylis about her book, “Self-Compassion for Educators.” This episode sheds light on…

  • Episode 54: Talking Self Compassion With Lisa Baylis

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    Today at 3:01pm PST, Episode 54 of After the Bell dives into the much needed topic of self compassion for educators. The Stunt Brothers discuss the importance of self-care and self compassion for educators as they share personal experiences. Then it’s another field trip when they introduce their special guest, Lisa Baylis, author of ‘Self-Compassion…

  • The Small practices That Can Transform Teachers’ Wellness

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    Happy Friday, After The Bell listeners! Roy and I recently had a wonderful interview for our podcast that really shifted how I think about teacher well-being—and I’d love to share some of those insights with you. The conversation was with Lisa Baylis, an educator, counselor, and author of Self-Compassion for Educators. From her journey, I gleaned…

  • Episode 53: Talking Mathematics With Dr. Lily Yen

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    Episode 53 of After The Bell drops today at 3:01pm, PST. In today’s episode, Roy takes the reins as Martin admits he is not feeling 100%. Reflecting on a recent last-minute call to substitute in an elementary classroom, Roy describes what started out as an ordinary day quickly became an eye-opening snapshot of the state…

  • Coming This Monday: Talking Mathematics With Dr. Lily Yen

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    This coming Monday, February 2, 2026, The Stunt Brothers delve into the intricacies of math education, featuring insights from Dr. Lily Yen, a seasoned mathematics educator. This engaging discussion not only highlights the struggles teachers face but also offers valuable strategies for enhancing math instruction. In the world of education, mathematics often stands out as…

  • Episode 52: Drowning in Data,  Starving for Support

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    Season 2 Episode 22 is now out. In this episode, The Stunt Brothers reflect on the growth of their podcast and preview an exciting lineup of upcoming guests, including educators, researchers, authors, and thought leaders from across Canada. The discussion then turns to a deeper theme: the role of data in education. As Roy and…

  • Technology and The Classroom

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    This coming Wednesday, January 28, The Stunt Brothers will be chatting with Andrew Cantarutti, an educator and writer based in Ontario. Andrew has over a decade of experience teaching in public and private schools across Canada and the world. He is among the many thinkers such as Jonathan Haidt and Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath who…

  • Episode 51 With Olympian Tine Parker

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    In this week’s episode of After the Bell, Martin and Roy dive deep into the challenges and triumphs of educators while promoting wellness and physical activity. With special guest Tine Parker, an Olympic sailor and educational leader, the conversation unfolds to reveal valuable insights on teaching, learning, and staying healthy in a demanding profession. Main…

Ever wondered what it takes to create engaging, impactful educational podcasts while managing a busy teaching or admin career? On Monday, February 23, The Stunt Brothers explore the journey of educators turned podcasters, sharing tips, stories, and lessons learned from the hosts of Teachers on Fire and After the Bell. Whether you’re a veteran educator or just starting, discover how podcasting can enrich your professional life, foster connections, and amplify your voice across communities.

For many teachers and administrators, podcasting has become a powerful tool not just for sharing ideas but for building a community, reflecting on practice, and exploring new frontiers in education. Tim Cavey, host of Teachers on Fire, and Roy and Martin of After the Bell, are prime examples of educators who have harnessed this medium.

Tim Cavey started his journey inspired by entrepreneurial podcasts like John Lee Dumas’s Entrepreneurs on Fire, recognizing early on the potential of podcasting for professional development. He found joy in everyday conversations that sparked ideas for his own podcast, leading him to develop a thriving community of educators.

Similarly, the hosts of After the Bell, in their second season with over 50 episodes, share stories, guest insights, and personal reflections from their lifelong careers in education. Their approach exemplifies that podcasting, when integrated into a busy schedule, can be both fulfilling and professionally rewarding.

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