Celebrating Jess's Ten-Month Journey as Producer of BustED Pencils
April 5, 2025 - 22:56
Today marks a significant milestone as we celebrate Jess’s remarkable ten-month tenure as the producer of BustED Pencils. Over this period, Jess has been instrumental in shaping the show's direction, bringing fresh ideas, and fostering a vibrant community around the podcast. Her dedication and creativity have not only enhanced the quality of the episodes but have also engaged listeners in meaningful discussions about education and advocacy.
As Jess prepares to embark on her next educational journey, the team reflects on her contributions and the positive impact she has made. Her ability to connect with guests and audience members alike has created a welcoming atmosphere, encouraging open dialogue on pressing educational issues. While her departure will be felt deeply, we are excited for Jess as she takes this next step in her career.
We wish her all the best in her future endeavors and look forward to seeing how she continues to inspire others in the field of education.
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