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The Stunt Brothers break their own rule of not mentioning teaching or schools during the summer as they reminisce about the place where they first taught together over twenty eight years ago, Dorothy Lynas Elementary in North Vancouver, Canada. They cycle the same route along the Mt. Seymour Parkway that leads to the school, where they record their seventh summer session.
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The Stunt Brothers are reminded of a Blue Rodeo song as they record their sixth summer session in full view of Vancouver's English Bay. This leads to a sharing of favourite summer tunes from summers gone by, many of them now long ago.
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Join Roy and Martin in the splendours of Stanley Park, a 405 hectare city park in Vancouver, Canada. Larger than Central Park in New York, Stanley Park has always been a place where residents and tourists come to enjoy a Vancouver summer day. The Stunt Brothers watch helicopters over head while reminiscing about summer jobs both good and bad. Then it's off for a hot dog at the historic Lumberman's Arch where the very first "Be In" took place during the summer of love in 1967.
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For Summer Sessions 4, Roy and Martin return to the back garden as Ned digs for sticks. Join the Stunt Brothers for another summer session far away from the classroom. The ease of a summer chat turns to summer movies and blockbusters from the past. Roy accepts the challenge of an on air quiz while Martin shares memories of his brother entering the Guinness Book of World Records in 1979. Come along for another relaxing moment in the garden during the dog days of summer.
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For their third summer session, the Stunt Brothers head to Ambleside Beach in North Vancouver where two bald eagles watch from above and ocean waves tickle the toes of children in the surf. The warm July sun finds Roy and Martin in a nostalgic mood so summertime in the seventies comes to mind. Reminisce about jumping through sprinklers and backyard camping, hockey cards on your bicycle spokes and lemonade stands. You'll hear the seagulls in the background while those eagles keep a watchful eye on the happy families below. Join us as we destress from that profession that shall not be named, the endless days of summer now in full swing.
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For their second summer session, Roy and Martin get into full summer mode live from The Shipyards in North Vancouver, Canada. Join the Stunt Brothers as they reminisce about the greatness of this most majestic of seasons, fondly recalling peaches and cream and barbecues with friends. These summer sessions are a little slice of summer wrapped up in a podcast. Our goal is to help you unwind from a hectic year, putting all that stress behind you as you begin a quest for some inner calm.
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The summer sessions begin. These are short and snappy sessions that will usually have absolutely nothing to do with teaching. Roy and Martin want to relax and unwind and get as far away from teaching as you do!
Our first session sets the tone though we do touch on teaching as we name The Top Ten Signs That Teachers Are On Summer Vacation. Put your feet up, relax, have a listen and get ready for summer. And feel free to join The Stunt Brothers in a drinking game!
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The final episode of Season 1 of After The Bell: Teaching Tips With a Twist. Roy and Martin are giddy and we hope teachers are too as we approach the coming summer vacation. The Stunt Brothers look back at the success of Season 1, getting in the spirit of the season by completing a self assessment on their first 21 episodes. Or is that 25?
Then the Stunt Brothers have some fun with movies and shows that take place in schools or the classroom. Do you have a favourite? Let us know on our website stuntbrothers.ca.
Now take a break, teachers everywhere. You have some well deserved time off. Put your feet up, take a breath, relax, and make sure you find some time for yourself. And the Stunt Brothers will still be there as part of the short and snappy Summer Sessions. These will drop every Monday at 3:01pm as usual. We promise they will be short and they will actually have nothing to do with teaching. Like you, we also want to have a break from the classroom.
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In the penultimate episode of Season 1, Roy and Martin go outside to where the wild things are. In Martin's back garden with the calming sounds of a stream and the birds, the Stunt Brothers sit down for a fascinating and eclectic conversation with Victor Elderton. Victor currently teaches at both SFU and UBC and also spent 30 years as a teacher and principal at North Vancouver's Cheakamus Centre near Squamish . He is a powerful intellect with a passion for outdoor education that goes so beyond a walk in the park.
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Roy Hunt claims to be Ethan's cousin while Martin makes everyone uneasy with his crush on Tom Cruise. Before anyone finds it impossible to listen to this episode, the Stunt Brothers look at just how impossible teaching in 2025 can be. The Nugget brings a review of all the great advice coming out of the previous 18 After The Bell episodes, advice that strives to help make teaching sustainable and possible.
As the countdown to the end of the school year continues, the Stunt Brothers look back at your mission that you chose to accept back in September. Did you know it was going to be this challenging? But you made it and with summer vacation within view, we hope you found that this school year was Mission Possible.
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Roy and Martin have taught for a combined 70 years. Join these two educators from North Vancouver, Canada, as they take you on a journey through the wonderful yet challenging profession of…
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