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Your Teen Mag Podcast

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From interviews with experts and authors to discussions of trending topics and personal stories, Your Teen Mag Podcast provides advice and insights on raising teens today. If you"re a parent of a teenager, follow along the journey as we navigate the teen years together.

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34:39

Co-Parenting Through Separation and Divorce

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/08/18

From sharing the news with your kids in an age-appropriate way to handling issues of custody and newly blended families, it can be hugely challenging to confidently navigate divorce with your children. David Hill, co-author of Parenting Through Separation and Divorce, is here to share his insight on how to smoothly navigate such an emotionally charged situation.

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33:45

College and Covid: What's Next?

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/08/04

The class of 2021 (and perhaps beyond!) is in for a unique experience when it comes to the college admissions game. From going on virtual campus visits to analyzing the impact of cancelled extracurriculars affecting a student's application, Ned Johnson of PrepMatters joins Sue and Steph to share his insight on the college admissions process in our ever-changing new world.

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37:25

RERELEASE: Middle School Matters

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/07/21

Enjoy this rerelease of our episode with Phyllis Fagell this week! We'll be back with new episodes soon. Mediocre (or just plain mean!) friends, lunchroom exclusion, and the sting of first-time rejection from a sports team or school play are all hallmarks of everyone's least favorite years... middle school. However, according to Phyllis Fagell, author of Middle School Matters, this time can be about more than "just getting through it."

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29:11

RERELEASE: The Case for The Gap Year

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/07/07

Even in a world sans Covid-19, taking a "gap year"— or taking a year in between high school and college to travel or do service work— is an underrated and excellent option for many teens. Julia Rogers of EnRoute Consulting and the podcast Gap Year Radio joins Sue and Steph to discuss options for students currently in their junior or senior years of high school.

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30:42

A Summer Inside: Covid-19 and Your Teen

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/06/23

So you made it through the rest of the school year... but now what? With no camps or other traditional organized activities, what's your kid going to do all summer? Dr. Anisha Abraham joins Sue and Steph to share some ideas on how to build the best non-traditional summer possible for your kids, plus some advice on how to handle the transitional phases between varying levels of lockdown.

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39:06

Empathy is a Verb

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/06/09

Empathy is an often underrated trait in the hyper-competitive, achievement-based world that many of our teens are living in. Michele Borba, educational psychologist and author of "UnSelfie: Why Empathetic Kids Succeed," joins Sue and Steph to teach us the value of empathy in the lives of young people.

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27:54

The Case for The Gap Year

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/05/26

Even in a world sans Covid-19, taking a "gap year"— or taking a year in between high school and college to travel or do service work— is an underrated and excellent option for many teens. Julia Rogers of EnRoute consulting and the podcast Gap Year Radio joins Sue and Steph to discuss options for students currently in their junior or senior years of high school.

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38:10

Middle School Matters

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/05/12

Mediocre (or just plain mean!) friends, lunchroom exclusion, and the sting of first-time rejection from a sports team or school play are all hallmarks of everyone's least favorite years... middle school. However, according to Phyllis Fagell, this time can be about more than "just getting through it."

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42:54

Parenting in The Age of Anxiety

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/04/28

The day-to-day world of today's teens is vastly different than the one once experienced by their parents. Between social media pressures and the barage of all-too-accessible, often-troubling information, being a teen today is even more overwhelming than it was just ten years ago. Dr. John Duffy, author of Parenting The New Teen in the Age of Anxiety, shares his thoughts on how to best parent the new teen.

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36:43

College and Disability: When IEPs & 504s Go Away

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/04/14

Did you know that primary school learning accommodations like IEPs and 504s have no collegiate equivalent? Kind of daunting for those with disabilities, right? Not necessarily! Elizabeth C. Hamblet, learning disabilities consultant at Columbia University, is here to share her advice on how students can best navigate the transition to college and create a new academic normal. NOTE: This episode was recorded prior to the Covid-19 outbreak.

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25:32

Sheltering (and Thriving!) in Place

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/03/31

The new wave of shelter in place orders sweeping the nation may feel more like a sentence of "mandatory family bonding" for the teen in your life. Dr. Tori Cordiano joins Your Teen to share her recommended strategies for keeping the peace while staying safe at home.

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26:03

Coronavirus & College Students: Creating a New Normal

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/03/17

While coronavirus has the general population social distancing, it's doing the exact opposite to parents and forced-to-be-at-home college students. How should families handle these tenuous circumstances? Debbie Paris, child psychotherapist and go-to guide of Your Teen, shares her thoughts. (Episode audio quality courtesy of social distancing.)

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35:21

Small Steps for Sound Sleep

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/03/03

Put down the melatonin— getting a great night's sleep is less complicated than you might think. Dr. Marc Milstein joins Sue and Steph to share his simple tricks we can all use to get some solid rest and to create the sleep schedule of our dreams.

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32:45

Boys & Sex: How To Change the Toxic Locker Room Banter

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/02/18

The phrase "boys will be boys" has taken on new life (and new meaning) in 2020. From the condemnation of dozens of high-profile men in the media, to conflicting messages about consent and pleasure in today's hyper-accessible world of pornography, the lives of teenage boys are more complicated than ever. Peggy Orenstein, author of "Boys & Sex," is here to discuss her findings with Sue and Steph.

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32:59

Neurodiversity: How one mom became an advocate for...

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/02/04

Debbie Reber is the founder of Tilt Parenting, an online community aimed at helping parents raise differently-wired kids from a place of confidence. In this episode of Your Teen, Debbie explains her approach to positive parenting in a world that's not always so accommodating to the neurodiverse.

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28:09

College Admissions: It's All In Your Story

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/01/21

In many ways, the college admissions process can feel like a lottery. What can applicants do to set themselves apart from the crowd? Julie Kim, college admissions expert, has some innovative ideas for teens and parents looking to create an exceptional college application.

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36:17

ICYMI: The Kids Are Alright After All

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2020/01/07

We're dropping this episode in your feeds again this week, just in case you missed it in the holiday hubbub! A tell-all by Zach and Jessica, kids of Steph and Sue. The twenty-year-olds reveal high school secrets: what they got away with, what their moms should and should not have worried about, and what they now appreciate most about Steph and Sue's parenting choices.

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36:17

The Kids Are Alright After All

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2019/12/24

A tell-all by Zach and Jessica, kids of Steph and Sue. The twenty-year-olds reveal high school secrets: what they got away with, what their moms should and should not have worried about, and what they now appreciate most about Steph and Sue's parenting choices.

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31:20

An Education in Boys

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2019/12/10

Raisinng boys mostly involves brotherly brawls and boundless energy, right? Partially, yes, but in the experience of Jennifer Fink, mother of four and creator of BuildingBoys.net, raising sons is much more than just snips, snails, and puppydogs' tails.

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41:04

How College Makes or Breaks Us

Your Teen Mag Podcast ·

2019/11/26

In a dream world, your teen should attend the most selective college they're admitted to... right? Paul Tough, author of "The Years That Matter Most: How College Makes or Breaks Us," joins Sue and Steph to bring his perspective on this subject, in addition to shedding some light on the baseline inequity that's inherent to the traditional college admissions process.

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