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Welcome to Tweens to Teens Real Girl Christian Talk, a podcast tailored for girls transitioning from their tweens to teens, seeking to deepen their understanding and relationship with Jesus Christ. I'm Mel, your coach and mentor on this spiritual journey. This podcast aims to explore the core elements of the Christian faith, including understanding our identity through Christ and comprehending our mind, will, and emotions from a Biblical viewpoint. Inspired by a divine calling to empower the younger generation, this podcast is all about changing generational narratives and rising to fulfill ...

I’ve been playing the game of life for nearly 50 years. I’ve learned a lot about this complicated and confusing game and have dedicated my time to helping thousands of men all over the world. Throughout my years of helping men, I have heard hundreds of times: “Man, why didn’t anybody teach us this sh*t when we were kids? It sure would’ve saved me a lot of heartache, stress, and money!” This book is my attempt at putting a no-bullsh*t plan together for young teenage men to follow. Following these guidelines will give every man, young and old, the best chance in life.

The first book devoted exclusively to issues of gender transitioning for youth. Real Talk takes early transitioning seriously and offers a road map of the issues that youth can expect to encounter in their journey. But Seth doesn’t stop there. He provides youth with a guidebook of sound advice to help them navigate various stages of gender reassignment, including treatment options for hormones and surgery, coming out to friends and family, and tips for dating and disclosure.

Are you a teen or young adult that's struggling to try to manage all the things in school? Are you constantly in the middle of drama in your relationships? Do you wish your parents understood what your real life is really like? I know! You want to have a game plan for conquering school life, goals, time-management, college, relationships, friendships, and life skills while making the best decisions based upon your values- but it's hard! Between social media, your friends, reality t.v., and the crazy music out there today- you're being pulled in a million different directions. You need somebody...

Let’s get real: Sex is complicated. Like, really complicated. And as a teen, you need trusted resources to help you navigate sexual issues without shame, guilt, or judgment. But if you’re like many teens, you may not have someone in your life that you can talk to openly about complicated sexual situations and what consent really means - and this information is crucial for your health, safety, and happiness.

Today’s middle school girls have it rough. In those few short years, girls go through an incredible number of biological and emotional changes, making it the most formative - and risky - time in their lives. Groups form and turn on each other, childhood friends can reveal trusted secrets just by sending a text message or updating a Facebook status, and deciding where to sit in the cafeteria can be a daily struggle. As any tween will tell you, life for a middle school girl can be summed up in one word: drama.

Today’s young people navigate a complex and unforgiving world. The Internet creates enormous opportunities but the penalties for errors can be harsh. Young adults have always made mistakes; they drink, do drugs, take risks, exercise bad judgment, and get in accidents, but today it shows up all on social media. The media is full of stories of police breaking up private parties or arresting young people for minor infractions―occasionally with devastating consequences. Recently, the novel coronavirus became a global pandemic, COVID-19 adding another layer of confusion and complexity. Good ...

Join mother and teenage daughter duo on their potty-mouth podcast (PottyCast) as they explore their perspectives on various topics. This raw, taboo busting podcast touches on important life topics such as teenage brain, parental anxiety, relationships and much more.

In this four-part storytelling miniseries from the Police Athletic League of NYC, teenagers from PAL after school programs in Harlem talk about the affects of guns and gun violence on their lives, families, and communities. Along the way, they find common ground on some of the biggest challenges they face as young people, fearlessly call on their parents, teachers, and local authority figures to do a better job of preventing violence and the tragedies that surround it, and offer some solutions for making their neighborhood a better and safer place to live. Series produced by Police Athletic ...