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This week, faith, family, and football take center stage as we sit down with Coach Hugh Freeze, one of the most passionate and purpose-driven voices in college football. In this inspiring conversation, Coach Freeze opens up about the guiding principles that have shaped his life both on and off the field, from leading his players with faith and integrity, to balancing the demands of coaching with his devotion to family. We would love your feedback... If you enjoyed this episode, tell us why! Leave us a review and make sure you subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Executive Producers are...

In this final episode of the five part AI mini-series, Mr. Fred tackles three real-world questions: how AI affects learning in schools, what it means for medicine, and whether your prompts actually train chatbots. Hear clear answers about how AI tools are changing our world and how curiosity and creativity keep us ahead of the machines. Download the Prompt Guide and graduate from AI user to AI thinker! 🎓 Grab the free Prompt Guide → getmecoding.com/prompt-guideCONNECT Website: https://www.getmecoding.com Courses: https://courses.getmecoding.comFOLLOWYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@...

This one’s personal. In today’s Parenting-ish episode, I open up about what it really looks like to set boundaries with adults — friends, family, coworkers — and how that shifts relationships. We talk about people pleasing, recognizing when you’ve outgrown connections, and the guilt that comes with saying ‘no.’ And because parenting is always in the mix, I share how even small boundaries with kids — like sticking to bedtimes, cutting off snacks, or grabbing takeout when you swore you wouldn’t — matter too. Boundaries aren’t easy, but they’re necessary. Let’s talk ...

Send us a textWhat if ADHD isn’t something to be fixed... but something to finally be understood?In this episode of They Say It Takes A Village, we sit down with Dominic Watts holistic coach, former teacher, mindfulness practitioner, and author of Diary of a Mindful Dad - to unpack a radical yet refreshing approach to ADHD.Dominic challenges the mainstream narrative around attention, behavior, and neurodiversity by asking deeper questions rooted in both philosophy and lived experience. Together, we explore how presence—not punishment—can transform the way we view, support, and raise ...

Some parents develop a champion mindset from observing others. Brittany Knox’s grandmother was her first champion and an early inspiration. Learn how this mom of seven daughters (2 she birthed) uniquely advocates for her children by focusing on helping the world understand and see them as the beautiful human beings they truly are. Show Notes: Detroit Waldorf School is a nonprofit educational community whose mission is to inspire and empower a diverse population of students to reach their fullest potential as creative, collaborative, and responsible global citizens. Children are fully engaged...

Pastor Brad Bigney shares how small choices of patience can have a lasting impact on marriage. By highlighting everyday moments that test patience, he shows how responding with grace reflects God’s love. Couples will be encouraged to foster understanding even in the midst of differences. ___ Thanks for listening! Thrive would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Thrive we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn’t be more thankful for you if we tried!

This week’s episode is giving: chaotic sleepover energy, unsolicited advice, and trauma support group disguised as a mailbag. @pourrayne stopped by to help us sort through your messy stories and by the end, the consensus was that everyone involved needs therapy. Fair warning: this one’s a little NSFW (there’s some cursing 👀) which is so unlike us — but these stories were truly unbelievable. Like… you can’t make this stuff up!From relationship drama to MIL nightmares, this episode is equal parts hilarious and outrageous. Listen wherever you get your podcasts now (preferably with ...

In this hilarious and heartfelt episode of FTK Moms, we’re joined by Dorothy, who brings a new F to the FTK lineup — Feel Them Kids. 😂Dorothy keeps it real about what it’s like to experience motherhood in every phase — from welcoming a surprise baby later in life to adjusting when your oldest moves back home. She shares how these seasons have stretched her patience, reshaped her perspective, and reminded her to laugh (even when life gets messy).This episode is full of honesty, humor, and the kind of real-talk that reminds every mom she’s not alone — whether you’re knee-deep in...

We explore why toddlers hit, bite, and grab at playdates and how to respond without shame or panic. Did you know - these behaviors are VERY common stage in the early years of development?! Research shows that these behaviors are actually very common in early childhood. Studies find that between 26% and 70% of toddlers show some form of physical aggression — hitting, biting, pushing, or scratching — depending on how it’s measured. And in real-life parent reports, around 50–60% of children ages 1-3 hit or lash out at least occasionally when frustrated.So first off.. not need to think ...

Hey Mama! Welcome to the Postpartum Unpacked series on The Birth Experience with Labor Nurse Mama! Trish guides you through the wild, beautiful, and raw first two weeks after birth. This episode is packed with practical tips to help you heal, care for your newborn, and navigate the emotional rollercoaster of postpartum. From managing lochia to surviving cluster feeding and spotting red flags, Trish has got you covered with real talk and nurse-approved strategies. Let’s break down what’s normal, what’s urgent, and the one move that can make all the difference.What’s Inside This Episode:...

Join Eliza and special guest, Louisa, as we dish on talking to your teen about sex. Yes, it's awkward for everyone every time. We cover the essentials to get you through a tough topic. We sip on a very nice viognier from Australia and get into the deets of birds and bees.

Join Allyse and Christine at the dinner table as they discuss their experiences with food for the family and how to deal with picky eaters.

Welcome to Episode 12 of On the Ground Parenting. This week, host Sandy, Sam and special guest Justin consider the phrase "There's no manual for raising kids". The conversation focuses on different parenting approaches and the essential human practice of making amends when things go wrong.The hosts explore various parenting styles—like authoritarian ("brick wall"), permissive ("jellyfish"), and authoritative ("backbone") —but ultimately agree that intentionality and mindfulness are most important. Justin shares a relatable story about losing his cool when rushed in the morning, detailing ...

Dziecko bije rodzica w złości. Co robić bez kar i bez krzyku. Krok po kroku pokażę, jak postawić granicę i pomóc dziecku się uspokoić.W odcinku:– czy bicie w wieku 4–6 lat bywa rozwojowe i z czego wynika– dlaczego kary nie działają i co robić zamiast– jak zatrzymać ręce lub nogi z szacunkiem– krótkie komunikaty, które działają– proste sposoby na zmniejszenie liczby incydentów⏱️ SPIS TREŚCI00:00 | Wstęp 00:25 | Historia #1 – „4,5 letni Kostek uderza mamę, a ona traci cierpliwość”02:34 | Prosta teoria: dlaczego dzieci to robią i jak reagować16:06 ...

In this episode of the Modern Mommy Doc Podcast, Dr. Whitney Casares sits down with Liat Ron, filmmaker and producer of the new documentary Fear and Now. The film shines a light on how fear and trauma often shape the birthing experience—and how tools like hypnobirthing can transform it into something calmer, safer, and even enjoyable.Liat shares her own journey of discovery as she dove into the world of birth work, learning that women don’t have to choose between medicine and empowerment. Instead, it’s about reframing birth as an experience where parents can feel informed, supported, and...

For our 50th episode, Holly Rizzuto Palker and Amanda Fields chat with Maggie Smith, author of Dear Writer, about applying poetic license to writing and beyond, embracing the beginner’s mind, and aging in reverse through creativity. Smith’s national bestseller guides the reader on how to unleash the creative mind with ten ingredients, each one explored through inspirational essays and writing prompts. It’s a book for artists of all genres and for everyday life.Born in Columbus, Ohio, in 1977, Maggie Smith is the New York Times bestselling author of You Could Make This Place Beautiful; My...

Soft cookies, hard seasons: from choc-chip banter to the heart of mom guilt—comparison, joy, and conviction—in real time with Elyse (AUS) and Michelle (USA). We unpack how to take thoughts captive, spot the difference between condemnation and conviction, and find joy that outlasts the chaos. Scripture touched gently: 2 Corinthians 10:5; Deuteronomy 6:6–7; Philippians 4:8; James 1:2—simple, doable ways to apply them in everyday motherhood. 3 Key Takeaways Name it to tame it: Is this mom guilt or the Holy Spirit’s conviction? Condemnation isolates; conviction invites change (2 Cor. ...

In this week’s episode of Coffee Unlimited with J & D, Janelle and Danielle open up about the real, unpolished truths of long-term relationships.With over two decades of marriage each, they reflect on how their expectations have shifted—from wanting to be placed on a pedestal to learning that love is built in everyday actions, patience, and presence. They share candid stories about jealousy, airport pickups, romance novel expectations, and how communication styles can either create friction or build resilience.Drawing on personal anecdotes and metaphors (including a rainbow of love that ...

Send us a textAre you wondering if your child may be on the autism spectrum or what an autism assessment actually involves? In this episode of The Polaris Connection, we break down the entire autism evaluation process — from the first signs and screenings to formal diagnosis and next steps. You’ll learn what professionals look for, how assessments are conducted, and what parents can do to prepare.Join us as we talk with specialists who explain testing tools, timelines, and common myths about autism diagnosis. Whether you’re beginning the journey or supporting someone through it, this ...

SummaryWhat if the real breakthrough in parenting starts with you? In this episode, discover how the power of pause, play, and presence can reshape your relationship with your tween. Instead of rushing to fix behavior, you’ll explore how shifting your own approach creates space for growth, connection, and lasting change. Tune in and uncover what truly moves the needle in your family dynamic.What to expect in this episode:Why “driving the car” is a metaphor every parent should understandHow visual tools and playful structure reduce stress at homeThe surprising power of co-regulation vs. ...