Episodes

In this episode of The Pixel Classroom Podcast, we dive into the fascinating history behind Dolly Parton’s iconic workplace anthem, "9 to 5"! 🎸✨ From its origins tied to the 1980 hit comedy film and the real-life women’s labor movement to how Dolly famously used her own acrylic nails as a percussion instrument, we break down the story, impact, and legacy of a song that defined a generation of workers.

Tish Richmond returns to the Pixel Classroom Podcast. In this episode we talk about framework discussions center on bridging academic learning with hands-on, practical skills—preparing students for post-secondary pathways, trade careers, and emerging tech fields. Integrating gamification, interactive lesson structures, and project-based learning within technical subjects to keep students actively involved.

I am joined by friend and former classmate, Jim Windelborn as we discuss the importance of adaptability, the role of AI in education, and strategies for student success in a rapidly changing technological landscape.

In this episode 231 of The Pixel Classroom Podcast, we welcome educator Annick Rauch for an inspiring conversation about navigation, resilience, and storytelling. Annick shares her personal journey writing through her cancer diagnosis and treatment, highlighting how writing serves as a powerful outlet for processing, reflection, and connection within education and beyond.

It's time to kick off season eight of the Pixel Classroom Podcast with updates on his new studio, teaching journey, and upcoming content. He shares insights on adapting to new technology, the importance of lifelong learning, and his plans for the season. The new studio setup and technology upgrades Reflections on 16 years of teaching and career changes Plans for new podcast episodes and content features The importance of lifelong learning for educators and students Challenges and successes ...