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Jul 26, 2026 1 hr 10 min

WHO ARE THEY…. Bobby Amburn

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We are still learning from him almost 20 years later. Join in with us while we pick apart our high school teacher. We learn a little bit more about one of our favorite teachers in school! Chapters (00:00:03) - What If Your Parents Are Dead? (00:00:26) - Bobby Ambren on Second Floor Sessions (00:00:56) - How Bobby Got Out of Diabetes (00:05:42) - Floyd on Bus 5 (00:07:42) - Tennessee farmer on his ag degree (00:09:53) - Teacher on the Job in Arkansas (00:14:59) - Interviewing for the Washington County Principal's Job (00:19:03) - "This is where I belong" (00:19:19) - Teaching at Loudoun High School during the terrorist attacks (00:22:38) - Ethan on his grandfather's farm (00:27:07) - Teacher transitions from teaching to administration (00:30:18) - What Are You Doing at North Middle School? (00:35:48) - Teachers: How to Cope with Students (00:37:23) - Assistant Principal on the Principal's Office (00:40:37) - Bob Jones on His Discipline (00:44:48) - Teachers talk discipline with students (00:49:26) - Bobby and Fritz on the Shop Teachers (00:52:39) - Loudoun County teachers speak out about discrimination (00:57:04) - 7 Reasons I Asked Jennifer to marry me (01:01:50) - How I Met My Wife: A Nazarene Guy (01:05:27) - Bionic Boy Gets the Shriners to Fix His Foot (01:08:48) - Good Things My Parents Told Me

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We are still learning from him almost 20 years later. Join in with us while we pick apart our high school teacher. We learn a little bit more about one of our favorite teachers in school!

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WHO ARE THEY…. Bobby Amburn

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  1. 0:03 What If Your Parents Are Dead?
  2. 0:26 Bobby Ambren on Second Floor Sessions
  3. 0:56 How Bobby Got Out of Diabetes
  4. 5:42 Floyd on Bus 5
  5. 7:42 Tennessee farmer on his ag degree
  6. 9:53 Teacher on the Job in Arkansas
  7. 14:59 Interviewing for the Washington County Principal's Job
  8. 19:03 "This is where I belong"
  9. 19:19 Teaching at Loudoun High School during the terrorist attacks
  10. 22:38 Ethan on his grandfather's farm
  11. 27:07 Teacher transitions from teaching to administration
  12. 30:18 What Are You Doing at North Middle School?
  13. 35:48 Teachers: How to Cope with Students
  14. 37:23 Assistant Principal on the Principal's Office
  15. 40:37 Bob Jones on His Discipline
  16. 44:48 Teachers talk discipline with students
  17. 49:26 Bobby and Fritz on the Shop Teachers
  18. 52:39 Loudoun County teachers speak out about discrimination
  19. 57:04 7 Reasons I Asked Jennifer to marry me
  20. 1:01:50 How I Met My Wife: A Nazarene Guy
  21. 1:05:27 Bionic Boy Gets the Shriners to Fix His Foot
  22. 1:08:48 Good Things My Parents Told Me

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