• The podcast celebrates its seven-year anniversary, reflecting on its journey.
• Fantasy sports leagues can be a fun way to engage with friends and family.
• Controversies in sports can affect friendships and lead to humorous situations.
• Kids' interests, like K-Pop, can be integrated into classroom activities.
• Using technology, such as AI, can enhance creative writing projects in schools.
• K-Pop Demon Hunters has become a cultural phenomenon among students.
• The intersection of sports and YouTube culture is growing, with unique events like Mr. Beast's challenges.
• Useless websites can provide fun and engaging activities for students.
• Teachers can use fantasy sports to teach math and statistics in a fun way.
• Engaging students with creative projects can lead to memorable learning experiences.

Teacher Jason Smith stops by to talk about his classroom, the time he got to go to the Super Bowl, and his student teaching experience.  

This week, the boys talked about AI generated music in the classroom and sandwiches. Jeff also had a very important public service announcement.

Donnie, Jeff, and Jesse are going to start recording again.. for real this time.  And yes, we're going to start releasing more episodes.  

Also for real.  

After an extended hiatus, the Partial Credit crew is back and open for business!

Mandy Perez, the 2023 Kentucky Teacher of the Year joins the boys to talk about her work.

This week, the boys are joined by educator and author Bradley Lands to discuss his new book, KnowledgeABLE.

Join special guest host Jim Sill and the guys as they celebrate 100 episodes of talking education, pop culture, and shenanigans with the first ever Partial Credit "Poddy" awards! There's laughter, tears, and some useless websites that Donnie found online.

Check out this playlist featuring some of the award winning episodes mentioned during the show:  https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6I6y62DOP85NyHV9GyKGgt?si=404ca0d3488d4c0c