On the Road with Steve Hartman: Back to School

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"No, you can't taste love, but you can feel love."

100 YO TEACHER, BLESSED

That FIRST male student who spoke about his blind teacher said some things that gave me CHILLS. I hope other teachers were listening. 💯

I wish Steve would make new episodes as well. These are ALL priceless❤

This is possibly one of the greatest videos on the internet

September 28 is Confucius’ birthday and we celebrate it as Teacher’s Day in Taiwan. I myself, have became a Mandarin teacher for over 20 years now thinking about retiring. Thank you for these stories and the message of “You are never too old to teach.” . That shall keep me going for a little while longer.

This is the show makes me happier his show is made with humanity love it you are a great human being

Love watching Steve Hartman episodes.

Many in my family are teachers. I wish I had one of these professionals when I was growing up.

Please continue with the show. Thank you for shining the light on the stars!!!

I just wish CBS would give Steve his own show. Spread positivity

The blind teacher is amazing!! Bravo to the kids also!!

So much life. Thank you for this, the morale of the nation needs this.

Great stories all, but the appreciation for chorale director Mr. Moore made me cry..

Steve Hartman you are amazing I hope you read all of the posts that you're getting from your fans you're just a huge bright spot in my week I love you

We love Steve Hartman On the Road and Kindness 101 programs. This program he brings attention about teachers. Teachers teach future leaders. But, teaching is not a job with good pay. We are currently short of teachers. Not surprise ?

I met Jim Hughes the blind high school teacher in guide dog training. When I met him I melted to him

Thank you ! Grateful for your inspiring “feel good” stories!

I think teachers aren't always in the classroom. Sometimes they're in a tent or carry a backpack instead of a stack of papers. My husband was a scouter for about 40 years, taking his boys to camp every summer. A week of summer camp and a 50 miler were part of the adventure. When he passed 6 years ago, I had contacted everyone I could find. I received a call from a gentleman who said, "I would not be half the man I am today if it weren't for Mr. Rich." As I heard this, I was in tears in the grocery store, realizing how important he had been to all of them. I continue to deliver his promise to serve in scouting with a different group of scouts, but I don't carry a backpack or serve in a tent. My service is as their webmaster and I still enjoy delivering his promise to serve.