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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 51 MIN

Talking All The Little Monsters With David A. Robertson: A Writer's Journey

from After the Bell: Teaching Tips With a Twist · host The Stunt Brothers

In Episode 67 it’s May the Fourth, a beautiful sunny day, and our podcasters are trying to figure out why they are seeing so many students in and around the city library. The Stunt Brothers quickly realize it’s not an attendance issue in North Vancouver but a Professional Day. Martin then informs Roy that on today’s field trip on After the Bell, they’ll be joined by one of Canada’s most important and versatile voices in literature, David A. Robertson. A bestselling author whose work spans children’s books, graphic novels, memoirs, and novels. David is known for powerful storytelling and his books have helped spark meaningful conversations around Indigenous perspectives, history, and lived experiences. His latest novel, All the Little Monsters, takes readers in a different direction, offering a deeply personal and honest exploration of anxiety, mental health, and the internal struggles so many people carry but rarely speak about openly. Get ready for an insightful and engaging conversation with one of Canada’s most celebrated authors, right here on After the Bell.Learn more at stuntbrothers.cakeywordsDavid A. Robertson, Indigenous literature, mental health, All the Little Monsters, representation, storytelling, Canadian authors, mental health awareness, Indigenous perspectives, writing journey key  topicsEvolution of David Robertson's writingThe importance of representation in literatureThe story behind 'All the Little Monsters' and mental health action  itemsPractice deep breathing dailyEngage in community activitiesRead 'All the Little Monsters' to understand anxietyresourcesDavid A. Robertson's Official Website All the Little Monsters' Book The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada  Mental Health Resources Canada Send us Fan MailGet InvolvedRate & Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/after-the-bell-a-stunt-brothers-production/id1788804386Rate & Review on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0OD77C1YjJOjwwBfsnnu1u Follow the show with our Facebook Group:          https://www.facebook.com/groups/941827558047720/Visit our website: https://stuntbrothers.ca/

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In Episode 67 it’s May the Fourth, a beautiful sunny day, and our podcasters are trying to figure out why they are seeing so many students in and around the city library. The Stunt Brothers quickly realize it’s not an attendance issue in North Vancouver but a Professional Day. Martin then informs Roy that on today’s field trip on After the Bell, they’ll be joined by one of Canada’s most important and versatile voices in literature, David A. Robertson. A bestselling author whose work spans chi...

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