How often have you done a self inventory on your fun? On today's episode we discuss the different types of fun using "The Fun Scale" an unofficial measurement system for, as the name suggests, ranking and categorizing fun. It has mainly been used by enthusiasts of outdoor adventures, high-octane sports, and adrenaline-inducing activities.

In today's society there is a lot of emphasis placed on work, and the worship of the workplace. On this episode, fresh off of a couple of Spring break trips to Florida we discuss the importance of taking a vacation and how far reaching the benefits of those trips are.

Bill Boegeman is currently a social studies teacher in Forest Lake, MN and on the weekend he wrestles as The Revolutionary Bill Williams. Join us for our conversation that covers his journey in both education and the world of pro wrestling. 

With the winter in the rearview mirror Sean and Dan talk about the importance of Spring to those who live in frigid winter climates. Also, about the importance of taking a look back to do some work on your present self!

Often as teachers are sitting through another one of their less than useful meetings they start to daydream about what education might look like without them... Join us for our conversation about what we think are important pillars of a new and improved education system.

Relationships are vital to human life on this planet. Join us for our conversation about figuring out yourself first, and how to go about navigating the numerous relationships we find ourselves in as humans.

In this quick episode of the eternal student we discuss the importance of contemplating your own death, and using it as a motivator to do great things, as well as using it to not get caught up in the stress of life. 

On this episode we talk the importance of laughter in life, the value in not taking life too seriously, as well as taking the time to reflect on where you are and where you're going. Enjoy.

Finding time and balance are a constant struggle in the lives of every human being. Each person has their own perspective on this issue, whether it be a high school student buried in homework and after school activities or an adult buried in work, parenting, and all that falls in between. It's good to stop and take stock of what is out of balance in your life and try to figure out how to get the scales to equal out. Today's conversation is about just that, how to stop take a look around and get an idea of where you are at.

On this episode enjoy Sean and Dan's takeaways from a summer of traveling with family and raising children. They both reflect on their failed missions of keeping it cool at all times in the summer! Enjoy.