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The DaliTalks Podcast

You are not just a parent, you are an individual with dreams and goals! That"s why I share information that you may have not thought about inquiring about. Tune in to the DaliTalks Podcast for information that will help your personal and professional growth and goals!

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Ep 29: The Act of Conscious Parenting

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/12/21

We all want to be the best parents we can be for our children, but there is often conflicting advice on how to raise a kid who is confident, kind and successful. Every aspect of being a parent has become more complicated and more fraught in this day and age with parents managing complex new assignments and anxious new decisions, all while handling the regular questions that come up in daily life with the children we love. So, what is the right way to parent and how can parents work on improving

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Ep 28: What Are The Misconceptions About Little People?

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/12/15

Society has come a long way since circus “freak shows” put little people on display. But little people still face a high level of stigma in society and most times a lack of reference to who they are and what they can or cannot do. However little people are more than just their height or disabilities, just like other human beings they are filled with passion and enthusiasm to go above and beyond to achieve their dreams and Selene Luna is testament to this. Selene is an established actress in

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00:47:41

Ep. 27: How To Empower Educators

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/12/12

After teaching for several years, Jennifer “Jen” Rafferty realized how much the job that she loved was exhausting her. Thing is, she lacked resources to support her do her job better. Having always been interested in neuroscience, she dove into the research about how we learn through the lens of cognitive neuroscience which led her to pursue her Ph.D. in Education Psychology. Her insatiable curiosity has allowed her to create the Empowered Educator programs relevant and reflective of the most

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00:47:20

Ep. 26: Helping Youth Find A Meaningful Cause

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/11/27

Cairo Eubanks was in college when a peer began stalking and harassing her online. She didn’t personally know the guy. After months of his attacks, she decided to speak up about it online, and much to her surprise other victims spoke out. They all banded together and with a lot of work, they were able to put a stop to it. But it shouldn’t have taken over 30 women to stop one cyberstalker. That experience lead Cairo to do a lot more in the world. Cairo created Bringing The Globe (BTG), a virtual

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Ep. 25: Do You Need Help Processing Grief?

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2022/11/21

What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word, “grief”? I’m pretty sure that most people think of the loss of someone. But, there are many types of grief and there aren’t any rules on how long or how one should express their grief. Some people might even feel like they’re not allowed to grieve, but they want to. Teresa Phelps is a grief recovery method specialist who has been helping people with different types of grief. During our discussion she talks about: >> The different

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00:23:33

Ep. 24: How To Teach Your Child To Not Bully

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2022/10/01

Teaching kids about bullying awareness can be tough, but this author does it in a very entertaining way that will get kids to read more about it! Let’s be honest, in order to teach kids about topics that can seem boring, we have to do it in an entertaining way. It’s exhausting for parents like me who don’t have the creativity to make dull topics fun. However, we have people like Antonio Lumley, an author who has taken the topic of bullying and made it a fun thing to talk about through his

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Ep 23: Teaching Kids To Communicate Effectively

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/09/01

In this episode, I am joined by Anna Scoby, an award-winning speaker, communication coach, and the founder of Project Be You, a non-profit organization dedicated to youth. Anna explains how communication is a science and can be used as an expression for different emotions as well as an empowerment tool. We talked about: How children and parents can communicate to each other The importance of public speaking to children How communication empowers children Connect with Anna Scoby Website:

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Ep. 22: Why Should A Teen Have a Life Coach?

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2022/08/24

With a number of teens experiencing more and more anxiety and depression, life coaching for kids and teens helps build emotional resilience, build self-esteem and increase confidence. And this is a subject Nella Castro is well acquainted in, as a life coach and counselor for teen girls and young women. With over 13 years of experience as a School Counselor and mentor, helping teens and young adults find their passion & purpose, cultivate a success mindset, and achieve goals. She has a Bachelor's

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Ep. 21: What to know about kids traveling ALONE!

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/08/16

It can be scary to send your child across the country by themselves on a plane, but eventually, your kids will have to travel all by themselves. How would you prepare your child? Rain is a 14-years-old who traveled from Maryland to California by herself. Rain and I want to share some tips on how we prepared her to travel alone and what you can expect when it comes to unaccompanied minors traveling on airlines. Rain shares… How she felt before traveling alone The factors she considered to decide

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00:33:43

Ep 20: Self-care and what holds you back

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/08/03

As a U.S. Navy veteran, wife to a retired Sailor, mother, and a teacher, April was exhausted from navigating all her roles. As she tried to find a way to end her exhaustion, she turned to journaling as an expression of her emotions. She, later on, came to the realization that this was a form of self-care and this led her to inspire women to deepen a relationship with themselves through self-love. With her reflection, planners, and journals, she takes women on a personal journey of self-awareness to

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Ep 19: Empowering Women

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/07/27

Sisters, Amy and Nancy Harrington have a very beautiful relationship that has become an extension of sisterhood to many other women. They founded The Passionistas Project out of a deep desire to empower women around the world. Both co-founders walked away from high-profile jobs in Hollywood to work together. Amy was the Vice President of Visual Effects and Post Production for all feature films at Warner Bros, working on movies like the "Harry Potter" films and "The Matrix." Nancy left the ad agency

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00:47:40

Ep 18: When kids become the Caregivers

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2022/07/13

If you’ve been following me for the past two years, you might recognize this week’s guest. He has been on the DaliTalks Show (the YouTube version of this podcast) before. So, now that I have the podcast, I had to invite him for you to learn about him. Kenneth Scott, a former collegiate & professional athlete joins us in this episode. Currently, the founder of Leave A Blessing, author of Twenty-Four, writer of Chips and Soda Short Stories Collection, speaker of MTSA Program, and music artist,

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00:27:58

Ep 17: Lessons Learned From Mom & Child

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/07/06

In this episode, I am joined by my amazing daughter Rain. The mother-daughter dynamic is an experience for both of us so we sat down to discuss our journey so far and lessons learned. We talked about: Rain’s entrepreneurial spirit How we inspire each other How we have both grown overtime Connect with Rain Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sp1tting.acid/ Connect with Dali Rivera DaliTalks: https://www.dalitalks.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dalitalks/ Facebook:

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Ep 16:Mental Health, Black Women’s Hair & The Need...

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/06/30

While it seems that people are more open to speaking about taboo topics such as mental health, racism, black women’s hair, and black bodies, the support is not always there. From the "fro" to hair wraps, to braids, Black women use their hairstyles as a personal expression of who they are. They show the evolution of Black culture over time, an evolution that has brought us to a time when more and more Black women are embracing the natural beauty of their own hair. However, it doesn't escape

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Ep. 15: What are the signs of imposter syndrome?

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2022/06/15

Have you ever had a moment when you achieved something great, and suddenly you thought, “I just got lucky” or “this only happened because of that person who hooked me up”. Well, that, my friend, is called imposter syndrome and you are not the only person who has it. It’s something I spoke about with Nando Rodriguez, who is recognized as a magnetic, dynamic, and passionate coach in New York City who drives clients to their breakthroughs by inspiring deep insightful work to reach their maximum

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Ep 14: How much do you really know about immigrants?

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/06/08

The contribution of immigrants in countries like the United States cannot go unnoticed. That is why it is vital for their experiences to be told and heard because when people don’t understand others’ experiences it is easy for discrimination to happen. To highlight immigrants and their uniqueness, I speak to Heidy De La Cruz, mother, blogger, poet, and podcaster of The American Dream In The Eyes Of Immigrants where she has beautiful and insightful conversations with immigrants so that listeners can

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Ep 13: Cultivating behavioral patterns in children

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/06/01

Behavioral patterns are a strong determinant of one’s life and just like adults ensure to cultivate positive routines in their life, it is important that children do the same. These can be patterns like what time to go to bed, how many hours you spend on your phone or where you place your keys or bag. Once such patterns are nurtured at a young age, the likelihood of children practicing such patterns as they grow up is high. Julie De-Lucca Collins shared her expertise on this subject in this episode

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Ep 12: Tips on parenting when living with a chronic...

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/05/25

Parenting is often difficult in certain aspects and any parent can testify to this. But what happens when you are a person dealing with a chronic illness like Parkinson’s disease? Truthfully, it gets challenging and exhausting. However, as a parent with a chronic illness you can still cater to yourself and your children. Jennifer Maharajh is a testament to this as she has been able to execute her parenting roles and lead a successful business. As an author, Parkinson's warrior, global summit

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Ep 11: Have you read the first indigenous character...

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/05/18

The media we consume has a profound influence on how we see, understand, and treat people, both those within and different from our own race or ethnicity, and that is why representation is important. It helps kids build their perspectives on their own ethnic-racial group, as well as that of others and because of that parents ought to encourage their kids to view media content that is diverse. In this episode, I speak to Joshua Lorea who has championed the need for diversity in comic characters and

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00:53:19

Ep 10:What should I know about the LGBTQ+ community?

The DaliTalks Podcast ·

2022/05/11

LGBTQ+ people exist, they are in our families, workplaces, and schools and we can no longer ignore their presence. Due to their classification, the majority face discrimination and this is not right because just like other people they have human rights. In schools especially, there is a divide between teachers, school administration, and parents on whether issues surrounding LGBTQ+ should be taught to students. Much as everyone is entitled to an opinion surrounding how they would want their children

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