As the title suggests, there is much more to marching band than notes, feet, and flags. The season is over for the Marching Minutemen and the final weeks are recapped in this episode.

Master teacher Bryan Golden joins the show and shares his thoughts on teaching and how every choice he makes in the classroom is "pro-kid."

Students' success levels vary far and wide when it comes to completing homework. Jack and Steve work through the puzzle as they explore their experiences assigning work outside of the classroom.

Student attendance is not within a teacher's circle of control, but it can be influenced. Jack and Steve share their insights on how to get students to school.

Kids aren't worse; they're just different. The duo discusses how students calling teachers "bruh" is just an example of how these changes affect the learning environment.

Social studies teacher Matt Furfaro joins the podcast this week to discuss best practices in getting the most out of the kids.

Smiling (and being aware of it) is important for both students and teachers. Jack and Steve discuss how this simple act plays an integral role in their profession.

"Classic" has become a word of diffusion in the classroom for Jack and Steve when the lesson plan takes a detour.

The best teachers have the best kids. Jack and Steve explore how teachers can best unlock potential in all of their students.

Jack and Steve discuss the difference between running a class like a cruise ship and running it like a speedboat.