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(00:00:00) Intro (00:02:17) Howl Outs (00:13:20) Podcast History and Future (00:16:40) We Talk About Season 3 In this bonus episode we wrap up season 3 of Bluey and talk about what's next for our podcast. It's going to be awesome!Thank you so much for listening. Connect with us and let us know what you think of the show!Get Dinner with the Heelers merch! At Dashery by TeePublic you can get shirts (and all sorts of other cool things) with Dinner with the Heelers artwork. Grab yours today!Get ad-free episodes via Patreon for only $1 a month: patreon.com/theblueypodcastCheck out this video ...

Hva er mine tanker rundt å feire jul som skilsmissebarn? Hvorfor har vi juletre? Hva er mine nyttårsforsetter? Hva skjedde da jeg møtte "Lille Marius" i slalombakken for 10 år siden? Dette er noe jeg snakker om når jeg i denne episoden sitter alene i studio. En liten disclaimer - fikk en avbooking i siste liten, men skal da levere varene for det. Så jeg håper dere koser dere med denne litt mer intime episoden, før jeg vender sterkere tilbake med en skikkelig oppsummering av året, neste uke. Send veldig gjerne inn spørsmål som jeg kan svare på i den episoden også! Spørsmål kan ...

What happens when “The Budget Nerd” admits she changed her mind about one of the core budgeting rules? Yep… we’re going there.In this episode, Jewlz breaks down the long-held belief that “if it’s not in the budget, you can’t spend it”… and why that rigid mindset may be secretly sabotaging your consistency, confidence, and momentum.You’ll learn why flexible budgeting is actually a superpower for working families, how to shift money between categories without blowing up your goals, and the surprising mindset tweak that leads to long-term success on your debt-free ...

In Part Two of this powerful conversation, host Jeff Low continues his discussion with Chris Brown, Brigitte Brown, and Brigitte’s father Breck England, shifting the focus from heartbreak to healing. Together, they explore what it actually looks like to move forward after betrayal—not by minimizing pain, but by meeting it with accountability, humility, and intentional action. This episode centers on forgiveness as a practice, not a moment, and the courage it takes to choose healing when bitterness feels easier.Chris, Brigitte, and Breck share how love and faith shaped their responses in ...

What happens when you become a mom… and you don’t want to give up the parts of you that make you feel alive?In this episode, JoAnn and Brie sit down with Emily Harrington—world-renowned rock climber, North Face athlete, and mom—who shares what it really looks like to pursue big goals, recover after a scary setback, and reshape your identity after becoming a parent.You’ll hear why motherhood didn’t make Emily “stop”… but it did change what felt worth it—and how that shift actually brought her more peace than she expected.In this episode, we talk about:What it’s like to ...

Christmas and the end of the year approach, it’s easy to get caught up rushing from one holiday party to the next shopping trip and miss the deeper purpose of the season. In this episode, Brett and Erin discuss why Advent and Christmas are meaningful opportunities to slow down as a family, remember Christ’s birth, and intentionally look back on the year to see God’s faithfulness. They offer practical ideas and family traditions to help you do this together at home as the year comes to a close. MAVEN...is donor-supported...DONATE HERE: https://maventruth.com/donation/

Week 3 of our Christmas series: in Luke 2:8–20, God bypasses palaces and speaks to shepherds in the dark. Watch heaven break into ordinary fields with glory, “fear not,” and good tidings of great joy for all people. Consider the humble sign of a Savior in a manger, then learn to expect holy interruptions, obey immediately, share your story, and praise God for His peace and goodwill.

In this engaging conversation, Courtney Youngs and Traci Peterson explore themes of vulnerability, faith, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of embracing life's imperfections, the power of sharing experiences, and the concept of living life "awake." Courtney shares insights from her book "The Waggle Dance," emphasizing the significance of paying forward the lessons learned from life's challenges. The dialogue highlights the value of community, the role of faith in navigating life's storms, and the transformative power of hard lessons.03:22 Introduction to Courtney Youngs 10:52 ...

You're Closer Than You Think 60 Seconds of Hope Angel Santana delivers a short, powerful message about faith, persistence, and the unseen progress that builds toward success. When effort feels wasted, remember roots grow underground — keep going, stay the course, and your breakthrough may be nearer than you think. Merry Christmas and join us for the story of the candy on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

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Parenting with Understanding, How Self-Awareness and Connection Shape the Way We Respond with Meaghan HamptonRobyn talks with therapist Meaghan Hampton about child development, discipline, and how a parent’s own wounds and anxiety shape their parenting.In this episode, therapist and mom Robyn Isman is joined by Christian therapist Meaghan Hampton for a grounded conversation about what children truly need from their parents. Meaghan shares how understanding basic child development helps parents interpret behavior accurately rather than personally. She explains how discipline works best when ...

“If you don’t include music, I don’t think you can go as deeply into the Christmas story.”In this second part of our Christmas mini-series, Lori Lane and guest Mary Prather continue the conversation on how music can be a powerful, grace-filled tool in discipling your children. This isn’t about performance—it’s about presence. Whether you’re playing classical pieces during math time or singing sacred hymns at bedtime, music has the power to soften hearts, shape the atmosphere of your home, and anchor your family in Christ.You’ll hear practical rhythms for families in every ...

In this heartfelt episode, Sheridan speaks with Sky about her experiences raising her autistic son, Camden. Sky shares the challenges and rewards of parenting a non-speaking child, and the profound insights she has gained along the way. Tune in to hear about their journey, the unexpected miracles, and the incredible support of spiritual guidance.00:26 Skye's Family and Camden's Diagnosis01:05 Challenges and Rewards of Parenting an Autistic Child04:21 Exploring Energy Work for Support07:32 Shifts in Perception and Miraculous Changes10:53 Spirit to Spirit Sessions and Guardian Angels15:25 Advice...

In today’s episode of The Running Wine Mom, Samantha sits down with legendary New York Times sports columnist and bestselling author Harvey Araton to celebrate the release of his new middle-grade novel, The Goal of the Game. Together, they explore youth sports culture, burnout, identity, pressure, and the pure joy behind why kids—and adults—play.Harvey shares personal stories from his decades covering the Olympics, Wimbledon, the NBA, and iconic athletes like Michael Jordan, while also reflecting on his own playing days, parenting, and how writing for middle-grade readers reshaped his ...

On this episode, we welcome Coach David Cutcliffe, former head football coach at Duke and Ole Miss, and former Offensive Coordinator at Tennessee. Cutcliffe, who coached both Peyton and Eli Manning in college, is often referred to as the Quarterback Whisperer for his ability to develop young QBs. Coach Cutcliffe is one of the most respected people in college football, and thus is still very engaged on staff with the SEC. Parents, players, and especially coaches...you don’t want to miss his thoughts on the current state of CFB, the Manning QB dynasty, and his insights from 40+ years of ...

The holidays are supposed to feel magical… so why does everyone melt down by 4 p.m.? 🎄In this episode, Katie and Meagan talk about the joys and the madness of the holiday season — why kids (and adults) get overwhelmed, what “overstimulation” really looks like, and how to protect everyone’s nervous system so you can actually enjoy the good stuff.We’re talking real-life stories (including Thanksgiving football drama and a three-day Christmas bender ending in tears), practical strategies, and a gentle reminder that your worth as a parent is not measured in perfectly curated ...

Have you ever caught yourself wondering, “Is God punishing me?” or “Did He give me this suffering on purpose?” Do you feel like your faith isn’t strong enough because life hasn’t gotten easier? What if everything you’ve been told about who God is, especially in your pain, isn’t the full truth? So many Christian moms raising autistic or medically complex children carry silent beliefs about God that aren’t actually true. These lies usually form in the hard places — long nights at the hospital, overwhelming therapy schedules, unanswered prayers, and the moments you’re just ...

Send us a textFamily dynamics can feel especially intense around the holidays and one of the most challenging patterns many parents face is the triangle between you, your partner, and your mother-in-law. In today’s episode, Dr. Tracy Dalgleish returns to the podcast to help us make sense of this dynamic with compassion, clarity, and evidence-based tools.In this conversation, I sit down with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish, psychologist and author of You, Your Husband & His Mother, to unpack why the mother-in-law / daughter-in-law dynamic is so emotionally charged and how it quietly strains couples.We ...

In this episode of the Peaceful Parenting Podcast, I bring back one of my favourite holiday episodes, which is an interview with my kids, where we talk about ‘people, not stuff’.Every year around the holidays, I hear from parents who are worried their kids are too focused on presents, too greedy, or too materialistic — and they’re afraid they’re getting something wrong. I made this episode to offer a long-term perspective. I interviewed my own kids (then 14, 17, and 20) about what holidays and gifts felt like when they were little — and what actually mattered as they got older. Us ...

You’re Not Broken, You’re Postpartum: Redefining “Normal” in Early Motherhood What if the problem isn’t you… it’s the expectations you were handed about postpartum? In this powerful episode of the Breastfeeding With Confidence Podcast, Jaimie sits down with mom of six, birth worker, podcaster, and author Katherine Stephens to talk about her new book: You Are Not Broken, You Are Postpartum. If you’ve ever thought, “Why am I not handling this better?” or “Everyone else seems to be coping… what’s wrong with me?” — this conversation is for you. Katherine pulls back ...