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The Teachers Leaning Out Podcast
Hosted by Adam Osborne · EN
High school math teacher and entrepreneur Dr. Adam Osborne created the Teachers Leaning Out Podcast as a result of his study of teachers who also pursue entrepreneurship. Each episode features an interview with current and former teachers who are business owners as well. Whether you're a lifelong educator, entrepreneur, or both, the stories and lessons told through these first hand account are sure to captivate you on your commute or during your planning period...we won't tell.
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#5 - Zach Carithers - Oconee Inflatables & Bulldawg Bubbles
Oct 3, 202400:54:41Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I sit down with high school construction teacher, Zach Carithers. He is also the owner of Oconee Inflatables and his newest venture, Bulldawg Bubbles The experiences that Zach shared and his transparency about the ups and downs of starting a business made this episode the most educational one we’ve recorded yet. This is a great story about a guy who saw an opportunity, pursued it, and fought his way to making that opportunity into a successful business. To top it all off, after hearing his story, there will be no doubt that Zach is doing everything for the right reasons. If you've ever considered starting your own business but were hesitant to start, this episode is for you. You're sure to find inspiration and more importantly, information that you can put into action immediately. Enjoy.
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#4- Jake Setzer - Real Estate
Sep 27, 202401:03:06Tap to summarizeIn this episode, I sit down with my friend and co-worker, Jake Setzer. Coach Setzer is a journeyman of sorts in the education and coaching worlds. He comes from a long line of teachers and maintains that working with young people is his way of fulfilling his destiny. Additionally, Coach Setzer is a real estate entrepreneur. His story of how he got into real estate, his journey as a teacher and coach, as well as his description of his education pedigree make this episode a MUST listen. I am truly blessed to call this man a friend and I hope that you will be informed, entertained, and inspired by our conversation. Enjoy!
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#3 - David Ragsdale - What's Up Homer Skillet?
Sep 18, 202400:59:29Tap to summarizeDavid Ragsdale is a high school English teacher sponsor of the award-winning Odyssey news and the Iliad literary art magazines, and the owner of What’s Up Homer Skillet. In this episode, David talks about the impact that other educators had on his decision to enter the field of education, his role as the sponsor of a nationally recognized student-lead journalism program, and, of course, the founding and building of his cast iron restoration business, What's Up Homer Skillet. Whether you're an educator, a business owner, or just someone who loves a good story, this episode is sure to make a connection with you. I hope you enjoy sitting down and listening to a good friend as much as I enjoyed spending time with one. David Ragsdale is truly one of the greatest educators of all time and it was an honor to have him on the show.
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#2 - Lee Allen - Simply Admissions and Endless Feedback
Sep 10, 202401:02:52Tap to summarizeLee Allen is a former high school math teacher and the CEO of Simply Admissions, an education consulting company that specializes in helping students navigate high school in preparation for college. He is also a former teacher of the year of Gwinnett County Public Schools and the founder of Endless Feedback, an assessment tool and strategy proven to significantly improve students' comprehension of math skills and concepts. In this episode, Lee shares his story about how he got into and out of education and all the ups and downs along the way.
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#1 - Brooke Daniel - The Cup Party
Sep 1, 202400:37:54Tap to summarizeBrooke Daniel is a high school science teacher, basketball coach, wife, mother of two, and owner of The Cup Party. Founding the business in 2023, Brooke customizes charcuterie arrangements in cups for wedding receptions, cocktail hours, graduation parties, etc… In this episode, I sit down with Brooke and discuss her career as a high school and college basketball player and how that drove her to pursue a career in education and eventually entrepreneurship. We also talk about how getting her family involved in the business allows her to feel balance and maintain her efforts to grow her new business. Between teaching, coaching, being a mom, and growing her business, there’s no denying her cup truly runneth over!
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