100 Listeners "Get It Right, Get It Tight"

I Ain’t Scared of You Mutha**** Kids!

Welcome back for Episode 7 of The A.M. Show with Aliana and Miles. If you're just tuning in you'll quickly come to find that this is a podcast between old friends catching up through real honest conversation. Miles in his signature story telling fashion discusses another Experience in the classroom that started out rough but ended up being rewarding. We discuss how student/teacher or child/adult interaction can translate both positively and negatively and shape decisions and attitudes well into adulthood. We address being purposeful in making an effort to influence young minds early on. We also get a quick glimpse into one way Miles makes giving back/paying it forward personal. Listen in as we talk about the experience of Miles as an K-8 substitute art teacher and his reaction to managing students refusal to work, cellphones in class,  breaking up a fight, and students who address themselves as 'Donald Trump.'

100 Listeners "Get It Right, Get It Tight"

First and foremost thank you to everyone single one of our first 100 listeners, everyone of you keep us going! In this new episode we tackle a recent experience of Aliana aka "your favorite mom of 3 boys" and her gym attire coming into question by the gym police at our local York YMCA. Considering the public reaction after this years Super Bowl halftime show with Jennifer Lopez and Shakira  we take a little time to explore the over-sexualization of women as well as how do we balance comfort and confidence in public and places where culture clashes. We also spend some time to contrast women's work out attire with women's volleyball, gymnastics, and male/female swimwear. Lastly, Miles finally starts his first day substitute teaching at Hannah Penn K-8 where he attended middle school with Aliana and we contrast that with experiences from 12+ years of working in Corporate America......

Valentines Day 2020: Outer Fat Boy ~ Inner Fat Girl

In this upbeat episode Aliana explores expectations for Miles’ first day of teaching, we discuss fitness progress or lack thereof as well as goals for year, we cover Valentine’s Day, as well as reflect on our own educational experiences.

Soooooo PC!

A look back at when Aliana and Miles first met in 6th grade over 20 years ago and how some of their experiences in Project Connections a middle school based ‘school to work’ program shaped their lives and career aspirations. This episode is sponsored by Washington Winnona Images and Anchor as well as available on all podcast platforms.

In Those Genes

Check out this week 2 bonus episode where Miles sits with Cisco Soto from the Codorus Murders Podcast and our guest Neicy Deshields-Moulton a Genealogist from York, PA area. Together we explore with our guest experience with DNA testing, researching DNA, building family trees as well as much more on understanding our journey of who we are in this world. This episode is sponsored by Washington Winnona Images and The Codorus Murders Podcast which is available on all podcast platforms.