Always a Teacher; Always a Coach

Todd Gurnow
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I retired from public education in 2018. I spent 25 years teaching high school English and coaching baseball and softball. In those 25 years, I was able to create relationships that lasted a lifetime. My former students still tell me that I taught them about life, just as much as I taught them English, or how to improve their skills in baseball or softball. That's why I'm here. I just want to talk about life, education, sports...whatever you'd like me on which to elaborate. You will set the tone, theme, and direction of the podcast.

  1. 07/09/2024

    This Is Goodbye

    Final podcast ever. If you’re a former student, please listen to this.

  2. 05/23/2024

    Fahrenheit 451 in 2024

    Ray Bradbury got it right! We're living in the world that he swears he wasn't predicting. And we are enabling it. Find out my thoughts by listening to this episode.

  3. 04/15/2024

    Stumbling Block

    This one is a head-scratcher. What's the answer? Check out my poll and voice your opinion. If someone points out something in your life that is a stumbling block, who's problem is it...yours or the other person's?

  4. 03/30/2024

    The Impact of Easter

    I have a very brief message about Easter, coming up tomorrow. I am hoping some of you may reflect on my words and discover how much of an impact this day has made on your life.

  5. 03/25/2024

    Rhythm

    After a two-week absence, I'm back. Not really sharing much, just letting you know what's bouncing around in my head at this time.

  6. 03/11/2024

    Reset

    Everybody needs a time to press the reset button and start fresh. Now is that time.

  7. 03/03/2024

    The Dance

    Today's episode brings back memories of awkwardness, embarrassment, and an overwhelming sense of humble joy. A simple request certainly took me out of my comfort zone, but the end result was a lifetime bond never to be broken.

  8. 03/01/2024

    On The Steps

    My first installment of pivotal moments in my teaching career explores how a simple conversation on the school steps led a young educator to understand the responsibility he was given.

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I retired from public education in 2018. I spent 25 years teaching high school English and coaching baseball and softball. In those 25 years, I was able to create relationships that lasted a lifetime. My former students still tell me that I taught them about life, just as much as I taught them English, or how to improve their skills in baseball or softball. That's why I'm here. I just want to talk about life, education, sports...whatever you'd like me on which to elaborate. You will set the tone, theme, and direction of the podcast.

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