We've all been there. You're standing in a museum staring at a painting and all you can think is I don't get it.

To me, knowing the story behind an artwork is a huge part of knowing how to look at it.

I'm Amanda, the host of the Art of History podcast, where we view history through the lens of some really great works of art. Each episode we dive deep into the bigger picture behind some familiar and maybe not so familiar pieces.

Check out art of history now wherever you get your podcasts.

Movies and TV shows have spread a certain stereotype about teachers.

But I think a lot of it maybe stems from the sense that teachers aren't entirely human.

And this might be contributing to why teachers are leaving education.

Learn how these stereotypes could be helping to fuel the mass exodus of brilliant teachers.

Listen to those who can't teach anymore, wherever you find your podcasts.

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Whoa now, surprise everybody.

Mix Sullivan here with a sneak attack.

I snuck an episode in on you. Kind kind of snuck it in on myself too.

Here's why. I've been working on a regular August episode about ice cream.

Delicious, right? I know, I know. But I thought before I talk about ice cream I should probably talk about ice

because it's actually pretty interesting and it's also still kind of hot where I am right now so that also made sense. Also I had a

rare bit of extra time so you know here we go there's no quiz time or 30 seconds

with this episode because I just wanted to get it done and get this out

quickly to you so I could get back to the ice cream

episode that will be in your feed very very soon about a couple weeks

if you would like a transcription of this episode, this is new, if you want a

transcription for reading or classroom use or just for funzies, that is on the

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