Show Notes
In Episode 3 we share our experience pitching our startup, Little Tusk, at a Shark Tank-style event—taking home $50,000 in prize money. We give you some insight on our company mission to teach financial literacy to kids and reflect on the challenges and joys of starting a business. Later, we're joined by comedian and former teacher Devin Siebold, who brings his signature humor and heartfelt stories about making an impact in and out of the classroom and talking about using song lyrics as lessons to help shape students. Takeaways: Shark Tank Success: Lauran and Jordan share the highs and lows of pitching Little Tusk and their plans to teach financial literacy to kids. Devin Siebold’s Story: From teaching to comedy, Devin talks about his journey and the power of storytelling in making an impact. Creativity in Teaching: Devin’s unique methods, like using Metallica lyrics in the classroom, inspire educators to connect with students in meaningful ways. Teachers as Real People: Devin’s children’s book, The Teacher in the Wild, humorously addresses the mystery of seeing teachers outside of school. The Power of Giving Back: Devin’s charity work, including his Teacher’s Pet project, highlights the importance of supporting teachers and their furry friends. --- Want more Devin Siebold? Tik Tok @devincomedy Everywhere else: @devinsiebold --- Watch on YouTube: @mrs.woolleyin5th
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