Teachers Talk Teachers gets another special guest! Join Aimee and her dad Mike as they discuss good, bad, and ugly teachers in the life of Ben Carson and his story in the movie, Gifted Hands. Hear which teachers help Bennie succeed and which teachers Aimee and Mike want to punch in the face... there's surprisingly more than one. 

Also! Spoilers for the announcement at the end of the episode, but we will be taking a short break from the podcast. Consider this the end of semester 1 and we will see you all sometime soon. In the meantime, make good choices!

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We have a side-step episode of Teachers Talk Professors. Join Aimee and returning guest Jared as we discuss one of our FAVORITE films, Legally Blonde. One of the professors is a bad bad man, but is he a bad teacher? Find out on this episode of Teachers Talk Teachers.

"You got into Harvard Law?" "What? Like it's hard?" Elle Woods and Warner

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SPECIAL GUEST EPISODE! Thank you, Jared, for stepping in and picking our newest movie and teacher to talk about. The Ron Clark Story is based on a true story of the real-life teacher, Ron Clark. We have sooooo many good teacher moves, but the bad and ugly are few and far between. Except for when he wants to throw a girl out the window... that's a bad move. Don't throw kids out of windows. 

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Becky and Aimee take on a new challenge! Doing a comedy podcast on a not-so-comedic movie that is listed as a comedy movie. It's basically high school children doing adult things the entire movie. But we did it. We pick out the good, bad, and ugly teacher moves from Mr. Hand and Mr. Vargas (as few teacher moves as there was). Plus, it's Nick Cage's first movie!

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School's out for the summer! Well, not for these kids... or their teacher Freddy Shoop (played by Mark Harmon). Listen to teachers, Aimee and Becky, discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of the 1987 movie Summer School! Shoop may get our chili peppers, but he does end up lacking in the star ratings. 

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Welcome to our Patreon adventure! We are so excited to get more content out to you. Don't worry, we are still teachers talking about teachers. This time, it's television! First up is Abbott Elementary. Here we've got season one episode one, the Pilot! These teachers be crazy, but not as crazy as the principal. 

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BIG NEWS this week! Stay tuned until the end to find out what our exciting next step is. But first, Aimee and Becky take the time to talk about Detective John Kimble (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger) who ends up being one of our most favorite teachers yet.


I mention a book in the episode but couldn't remember the name. It's called The Winner's Circle Yes, I Can: Self-Esteem Lessons for the Secondary Classroom by Clare LaMeres. By complete accident the book and the movie came out in the same year, so that must mean something.

"You know, kindergarten is like the ocean. You don't want to turn your back on it." - Joyce Palmieri (Penelope Ann Miller)

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This movie is aptly named! Listen to Aimee and Becky struggle through finding any good teacher moves in this movie but discuss soooo many bad and ugly teacher moves. Elizabeth Halsey (played by Cameron Diaz) is one teacher that I don't want my own children ever having. 

I’m just saying maybe you should consider doing something else. Like, anything else. Like, any other job in the entire world. - Russell Gettis (Jason Segel)

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