Classroom Confessions

📌 This episode is from Season 0 — the original interview-style version of Classroom Confessions, before the 2025 relaunch as a YouTube-first comedy series.

🎙️ For wild anonymous school stories + real laughs, start with Episode 1 (Sept 6).

🚌 Submit yours at orlandobaxter.com

In this conversation, Glow discusses the flaws in the education system, emphasizing the pressures teachers face and the lack of emotional education for students. He shares personal experiences of segregation in schools and highlights the importance of positive teacher influence. The discussion also touches on memorable school moments and offers advice for new teachers on connecting with students and fostering empathy.

📌 This episode is from Season 0 — the original interview-style version of Classroom Confessions, before the 2025 relaunch as a YouTube-first comedy series.

🎙️ For wild anonymous school stories + real laughs, start with Episode 1 (Sept 6).

🚌 Submit yours at orlandobaxter.com

In this conversation, Orlando Baxter interviews Luke about his experiences as a student. They discuss Luke's behavior in school, including times when he was engaged and contributing positively, as well as times when he was bored and disruptive. Luke compares himself to Lisa Simpson and Bart Simpson from The Simpsons, as he had both engaged and disruptive moments in school. They also talk about the pranks and trouble Luke got into, including bringing snowballs into class and not doing homework. Luke shares embarrassing moments, such as unraveling his pants on a slide and getting a patch on his eye after an accident with a jacket zipper. They discuss the importance of teachers who connect with students and encourage their creativity, as well as the regret of not fully enjoying and savoring the school experience. Luke advises teachers to meet students on their level and gently nudge them in the right direction, rather than being authoritarian.

Get ready for a hilarious teaser episode of Classroom Confessions! 🎙️

In this sneak peek, Luke Jarvis finds himself in a sticky situation: he has to choose which teacher he would save from a bear! 🐻😂

📌 This episode is from Season 0 — the original interview-style version of Classroom Confessions, before the 2025 relaunch as a YouTube-first comedy series.

🎙️ For wild anonymous school stories + real laughs, start with Episode 1 (Sept 6).

🚌 Submit yours at orlandobaxter.com

In this conversation, Orlando Baxter interviews Corey Manning, a comedian and substance abuse counselor. Corey shares his journey of being a comedian by night and a superhero by day, engaging in advocacy work and facilitating workshops on various topics. They discuss Corey's experiences in school, including skipping class to get high and stealing a disco ball. Corey also talks about the importance of humor in education and how he incorporates it into his substance abuse prevention workshops. In this part of the conversation, Orlando and Corey discuss their experiences as students and share some funny and humbling moments. They talk about the challenges of being a comedian in front of kids, share stories of embarrassing moments with their moms at school, and reflect on times when they were humbled by their actions. Corey also talks about his favorite moment in school, being in the chorus and performing in a combination of The Wiz and The Wizard of Oz.

Corey Manning is a multifaceted performer who brings a unique blend of comedy and inspiration to every stage he graces. Known as "Comedian By Night and Superhero By Day," Corey is a dynamic figure in the entertainment world with a passion for making people laugh and a commitment to making a positive impact on his community.

With a career spanning over two decades, Corey has headlined at major comedy festivals and venues, including the Apollo Theatre, Boston Comedy Festival, and Jamie Foxx's Laffapalooza. His stand-up comedy is a mix of humor, heart, and resilience, drawing from his own experiences and his journey as a prostate cancer survivor.

Bio

Beyond the comedy clubs, Corey uses his platform to advocate for important causes, including prostate cancer awareness and substance abuse prevention. His dedication to helping others extends into his work as a motivational speaker and mentor, where he combines his comedic talent with his superhero-like enthusiasm to inspire and uplift audiences.

Corey's one-man show, "You Know How I Feel," is a testament to his ability to blend traumatic comedy with powerful storytelling, offering a heartfelt look at his personal battles and triumphs. Whether he’s making audiences laugh or championing meaningful causes, Corey Manning is a performer who embodies the spirit of a true superhero.

Tune in to hear Corey share his journey, insights, and the stories behind his incredible career. Get ready for an episode filled with laughter, inspiration, and a touch of superhero magic.

Saving our world, one smile at a time.

~ Corey

Get ready for a hilarious tale of high school sports! 🎙️ In this teaser clip from Classroom Confessions, guest Tom Dwyer shares a shockingly funny comment made by a lacrosse player during halftime of a losing game. 💥

Get ready for a shocking revelation! 🎙️ In this teaser clip from Classroom Confessions, teacher June Eressy shares what a parent said to her after she called the student's mother about her cheerleading uniform. 😱 Tune in to the full episode to hear the unbelievable story! 

📌 This episode is from Season 0 — the original interview-style version of Classroom Confessions, before the 2025 relaunch as a YouTube-first comedy series.

🎙️ For wild anonymous school stories + real laughs, start with Episode 1 (Sept 6).

🚌 Submit yours at orlandobaxter.com

Summary

In this engaging conversation, Tom Dwyer shares humorous and insightful stories from his school days, reflecting on pranks, accountability, and the impact of creative expression. He discusses the dynamics of school life, including bullying, teacher relationships, and personal growth. Dwyer emphasizes the importance of being true to oneself and offers valuable advice for both students and teachers, highlighting the need for understanding and connection in education.

Bio: Tom Dwyer is a versatile actor and filmmaker known for his work in films like "21," "The Social Network," and "The Fighter." He's also a writer and director, with recent projects including the award-winning short film "The Hit" and the upcoming series "Battle Budz."

@tommyjaydwyer and @battle.budz

📌 This episode is from Season 0 — the original interview-style version of Classroom Confessions, before the 2025 relaunch as a YouTube-first comedy series.

🎙️ For wild anonymous school stories + real laughs, start with Episode 1 (Sept 6).

🚌 Submit yours at orlandobaxter.com

In this conversation, Anthony Roberts and Orlando Baxter reminisce about their experiences in school, particularly focusing on their mischievous behavior and interactions with teachers. Anthony recalls being a class clown and trying to impress his friends by making animal noises and getting in trouble. He reflects on how his perspective has changed as he has grown older and become a father. They also discuss the impact of teachers on their behavior and the importance of building connections with students. Anthony shares stories of his mother disciplining him at school and the lasting impression of a science teacher who believed in his potential. They also talk about cheating mishaps and wild moments in the cafeteria. The conversation ends with Anthony discussing his business, Supply and Demand Services, and how he has grown in the transportation industry.

📌 This episode is from Season 0 — the original interview-style version of Classroom Confessions, before the 2025 relaunch as a YouTube-first comedy series.

🎙️ For wild anonymous school stories + real laughs, start with Episode 1 (Sept 6).

🚌 Submit yours at orlandobaxter.com

This conversation is an interview with June Eressi, a former principal and teacher. Orlando Baxter, the interviewer, shares his personal experiences with June as a student and discusses her career as an educator. They talk about the impact June had on students and the challenges she faced as an administrator. The conversation includes funny anecdotes and confessions from June's time as a teacher. The main takeaways are the importance of building relationships with students, the value of diversity in education, and the significance of prioritizing the well-being of teachers and students.