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EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 41 MIN

Burnt Out But Boarding Soon

from Side Note Central · host Melissa Guerrero

This episode covers Teacher Appreciation Week somehow making teachers feel less appreciated, fun birthday plans, a bachata concert that was better late than never, and the excitement of an upcoming cruise that’s currently the only thing keeping us motivated.

This episode covers Teacher Appreciation Week somehow making teachers feel less appreciated, fun birthday plans, a bachata concert that was better late than never, and the excitement of an upcoming cruise that’s currently the only thing keeping us motivated.

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