The Mr. Mike Show

Welcome to a special interview episode of The Mr. Mike Podcast: Wrong Answers Only with the talented Monsieur Steve, a French teacher from Toronto! 🎙️🇨🇦 In this episode, we delve into his career, his passion for teaching, and how he brought his energy to YouTube during the pandemic, creating fun educational content for young learners. With over 13 thousand subscribers on his YouTube channel, Monsi...

This is episode 29 of The Mr. Mike Podcast: Wrong Answers Only, with special guest Andrew Chevrier. Essentially, this is part two of our interview with Andrew in episode 28. Here, we had a great chat about collecting hockey cards, the hobby industry, hockey in general, and the Montreal Canadiens. Enjoy.

Andrew Chevrier is a teacher, researcher, amateur musician, comedian, game designer, motivational speaker and mindfulness coach. He started teaching ESL ten years ago. Over 10 years, he has composed roughly 50 songs, on all kinds of themes, and animated over a dozen funny stories to accompany them. He started making Roblox games to accompany the songs and stories, and developed a motivational syst...

Jonathan Fuller Ever since laying his first Lego brick, Jonathan has been fascinated by world-building. This passion grew during his younger years in the Midwest, leading him to study English in college. After graduating, he experienced the usual existential crisis of English majors who don’t want to be teachers and bounced through several professions including a stint in the military. Throughout...

Welcome to Episode 26 where I had the pleasure of interviewing author, Robert French. Robert French is a software developer, turned actor, turned author who was born in Oxford, England, and was brought up in the East End of London. At age 26, he emigrated from the UK to Canada “for a couple of years”; he has been there ever since. He is the writer of the seven (so far) Cal Rogan crime thrillers ab...

Carrie Carter has a profound love for Japan, cats, sumo, dioramas, and eating unusual foods. She has traveled with her husband Jim to Japan fourteen times, so her numerous holidays across her favorite country were the inspiration for her first book, Whiskers Abroad: A Human and A Feline Perspective on Traveling in Japan. Carrie has run multiple marathons including the Tokyo Marathon, and as expect...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Breakfield & Burkey. They are professional technology experts, and have 10 stories available with more planned for the series. Find sample chapters, author interviews, scheduled events, reviews, Q&A, and book trailers at https://www. EnigmaBookSeries.com. Using their knowledge of technology, they weave compelling relevant contemporary sto...

Author, publisher, world traveler, retired senior U.S. Foreign Service Officer--Julie started out as a writer, became a diplomat, and is now back to writing. She founded a micro-press, Bayou City Press, in Houston in 2019. As an independent publisher, Julie has had to learn all the latest trends in publishing, from self-publishing to hybrid publishing to small, traditional publishing, She has also...

Michael Roberti is the author of The Traitors We Are, a book set in a world where writing disappears when the one who wrote it dies. Michael is a high school English teacher in North Carolina who has been teaching for ten years. When he is not in the classroom, he is raising two children with his wife or creating stories with his friends playing Dungeons and Dragons. Before deciding to study Liter...

Anne Butler Montgomery has worked as a television sportscaster, newspaper and magazine writer, teacher, and amateur sports official. Her first TV job came at WRBL-TV in Columbus, Georgia, and led to positions at WROC-TV in Rochester, New York, KTSP-TV in Phoenix, Arizona, and ESPN in Bristol, Connecticut, where she anchored the Emmy and ACE award-winning SportsCenter. She finished her on-camera br...

Vikki Stark, MSW, is an internationally known psychotherapist, family therapist, speaker, author and divorce recovery expert and the director of the Sedona Counselling Centre of Montreal. She is particularly known for her ground breaking work on Wife Abandonment Syndrome as well as her work on gender and couples. Vikki is a familiar face on television and radio and has been a guest on NBC’s The To...

Mr. D has some trouble with his AC unit and forgets to wear pants. We also discuss some of the amazing guests we interviewed so far, and some you should expect in the future.

Chad Warren currently works at a Technology High school outside of Boston as a special education teacher. He is one of three special education teachers who support the vocational shops. He has been in education since 1995 and finally feels he has found the school for him. Throughout his career Chad has worked in many different communities. Additionally, he took two leaves from education, one to be...

Jane Baird Warren is a first-generation Canadian with fresh-off-the-boat parents. Literally! Her father came on a boat from Norway and her mother from Scotland. Jane grew up surrounded by a rich and often confusing blend of accents and began collecting new words like some kids collect action figures. At nine she read the dictionary front to back and announced she was going to be a spelunker becaus...

Dr. Dawn Fichera is a Jane-of-all-trades. Presently, she is an innovative educator who brings her Design Thinking expertise to the classroom. She recently completed her doctoral studies at Wilmington University in Educational Leadership and Innovation. Prior to education, her graduate degree was from Villanova University, where she honed her ability to use the power of rhetoric and her theatrical...

In this episode Mr. D gives us some hypothetical questions pertaining to animal fights. Who would win? Plus, I get side tracked with a bunch of stories and comments. Enjoy!

Over the last 15 years, Mike Dunn has worked as a teacher, counselor, consultant, and entrepreneur to bring transformational change to school communities. He works with educational leaders in the development of their practices and communities. He has also worked with students and families in the college admissions process. His mission: To create lasting and equitable change in education to better...

Mr. D is taking control of the discussion and becomes investigative journalist, Eddie Brock. He tries to get into the mind of a serial Killer and lists some past serial killers. What makes them tick? Why do people enjoy listening to stories or documentaries about serial killers? No symbiotes appear in this episode.

The man, the myth, and the legend! Brent Bodkin joins Mr. D and myself for a long chat. He is a two-time Flag Football Champion, an educator, color commentator, sports writer, McGill broadcaster, and so much more! We talk about his career and projects, as well as some sports talk. Enjoy!

In this episode Mr. D and Mr. Mike chat about physical health, mental health, and provide some tips. Mr. Mike shares some stories with regards to fibromyalgia, sleep apnea, and his physical health.

This is episode 10 of The Mr. Mike Podcast: Wrong Answers Only. We had a chance to chat with local Montrealer, Jospeh D'Intino. He is a PhD Candidate in School and Applied Child Psychology at McGill University. His doctoral thesis examines the development of executive functioning skills (i.e., planning, inhibition, working memory, goal setting, etc.) in adolescents and how best to support students...

Mr. D and I have a quick chat about awesome places to travel to and we find out that he is cheap and wouldn't travel to Banff in Alberta, Canada.

Our special guest for this episode is Laurie Nave. She is a writer, musician, and instructional designer. She spent 16 years teaching general music and choir. She freelanced her way into a new career as an instructional designer, working the last decade at nonprofit organizations, NASA, and now The University of Alabama in Huntsville. Yes, NASA! She has published two suspense novels - Chosen by a...

In this episode Mr. D and I talk about the benefits of using LinkedIn to apply for jobs and established a professional network. We also discuss some potential job interview tips in person and on zoom. Plus, you get a wrong answers only tweet at the beginning. Enjoy!

In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with Erin Kiger. She is an experienced educator with over 15 years in a variety of roles including classroom teacher, instructional and technology coach, and data & testing coordinator. Currently, she is a Professional Learning Specialist with Swivl, and develops Professional Learning content behind the scenes. Her first published book is with Edu...