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  • Technology and The Classroom

    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

    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…

  • Sick of Data?

    Teachers Are Drowning in Data—And Still Waiting for Support If you ask most teachers what they need right now, the answer is rarely more tests or another data spreadsheet. And yet, that’s exactly what keeps piling up. Across classrooms, teachers are spending countless hours administering assessments, analyzing data, uploading results, and attending meetings about numbers—often with little to…

  • Today on After The Bell

    Episode 51 drops today at 3:01pm, after the bell. Join The Stunt Brothers as they explore the life and insights of Tine Parker, an Olympic sailor and educational leader. The conversation delves into the importance of physical literacy, outdoor learning, and the Healthy Futures program, which emphasizes wellness and healthy eating in schools. Tine shares…

  • Coming Monday: Talking Retirement With Linda Watson

    In this coming Monday’s episode of After the Bell, Martin and Roy explore the multifaceted life of a teacher, offering a comprehensive wellness guide for educators. With insights from Linda Watson, a retired teacher, political activist, union leader, stellar teacher, and pension advisor, the conversation delves into the evolution of teaching, the significance of pensions,…

  • Episode 49 Drops. Tomorrow!

    Happy New Year Listeners! The Stunt Brothers celebrate the New Year from a beautiful location on Pender Island, one of the Gulf Islands in British Columbia, Canada. In Episode 49 they discuss New Year’s resolutions, with Roy trying to bring light to the Dark Lord and Martin, after initially insisting that he is perfect, agrees not…

  • Episode 48: A Christmas Bonus for our Listeners

    Roy and Martin wish you the best of the season with another Christmas bonus.  These are part of the ongoing bonus series called The Fieldtrip Sessions. Each episode is called The Fieldtrip Interviews and is a remix of two previously released guest interviews.  Today’s Bonus Episode is a combination of  two political guests Roy and Martin had on during Season…

  • Episode 47 Drops Today!

    In Season 2 Episode 17, The Stunt Brothers wish you the best of this holiday season. Roy and Martin hope you get a chance to have warm moments with family and friends and manage to get some much needed recovery from the exhaustion of the last few months in the classroom. The Stunt Brothers start the episode with excitement…

  • Journey into Teaching: Insights from New Educators

    Coming exclusively to After The Bell in January 2026 A three part journey begins as we spend over a year following four teacher candidates from student teacher to professional teacher. In this first engaging podcast episode, we delve into the experiences of four teacher candidates as they embark on their teaching journey. With a mix…

  • Episode 46 drops in 2 hours!

    When is 46 equal to 50? Listen to the latest episode of After The Bell to find out. Episode 46: Stunt Brothers Can’t Count What starts as Episode 46 quickly turns into a milestone celebration when Martin and Roy realize they’ve actually hit Episode 50. This discovery sends them down an entertaining rabbit hole exploring…

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 are ringing alarm bells about the overuse of technology with school aged children. In the comments below, let us know your questions and concerns and we will raise them with Andrew. What have you seen in the classroom? What have you seen in your own children? What can schools do to prevent further decline in the cognitive abilities and critical thinking of our students?

Substack Article By Andrew Cantarutti: When Childhood Conditions Change, Schools Must Adapt