What happens when your daughter starts asking big questions about her faith?  On this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, Rachael Culpepper and Natalie Ambrose launch a week of conversations focused on apologetics and helping girls navigate the questions, doubts, and competing worldviews they will inevitably encounter—especially during the high school and college years. For analytical, question-asking girls, those questions can be a powerful pathway toward deeper understanding and a

Send us Fan MailThis week Jon and Danielle start their October Breeder Bio features and they're kicking it off with Kelley Hines of Here Be Goats in Florida.  Kelley has Lamanchas and Nigerian Dwarf Goats but listen in on how she got her start and how she got to where she is today!Hey! Leave a review and buy our merch!

Prolific and versatile musician Alan Sparhawk of the pioneering slowcore band Low joins the show this week to introduce us to his 6 year old half Pitbull, half Labrador Retriever, Blue. If you follow Alan on Instagram you may have seen his "Bath Time with Blue" video series where he performs an acoustic song in his bathroom followed by giving Blue a bath. The song and the bath are both intimate experiences in their own right and really set the tone of the mutually beneficial relationship

If you've ever dealt with mom guilt after losing your cool with your husband and wondered why you get so mad at him over little things, this episode is for you.New here? Start with our ⁠Start Here playlist⁠ — five episodes that will change how you think about motherhood. Author Jackie Kelley and her husband run their marriage on a set of rules they made up themselves, and her new book, So You Married a Human, comes out today. In this honest and funny conversation, Jackie and JoAnn trade stories

The hair on our heads is on our minds. We have fun with follicles and learn about how they make hair. Our experts help us decipher what makes hair black or brown, blonde or red, and even why it turns gray. From eye lashes to ear and nose hair, this episode has it all. Why do humans have hair and not fur? Why is there hair on the top of our heads? How does hair grow? How does hair become curly or straight? Guests: Dr. Shani Francis, dermatologist and the director of the Hair Center of

Danny Wuerffel's résumé reads like a movie that would be too perfect to believe. He won four straight SEC titles at Florida, a national championship, and the 1996 Heisman Trophy. He's in the College Football Hall of Fame, and there's a road named after him. In this episode of Dadville, Dave and Jon ask what it's like to live that and then decide what comes next.Danny's website: https://www.dannywuerffel.com Wuerffel Foundation: https://www.dannywuerffel.com/foundation/ Allstate Wuerffel

Every child has moments when they get stuck in unhealthy patterns, and this episode shows you how to help your child or teen reset without shame, punishment, or endless conflict.You’ll learn how to recognize when a reset is needed, create opportunities for growth and reflection, and guide your child back toward healthier choices with both compassion and accountability.If you want to help your child bounce back from setbacks and move forward with confidence, this episode will give you a practical

Oh Muses! The Argonauts and their undemocratically elected leader Jason are on the hunt for the Golden Fleece. We encounter more murder on more islands, a boxing match, lots of different scary birds, more trials of leadership, an abundance of Arguses, and magnificent hair.

Tired of the daily battles with your toddler? In this episode, we’re joined by Mom Therapist Stacy McCann, LCSW, to explore how to reduce power struggles, navigate big emotions, and build more cooperation with your little one using connection, boundaries, understanding, and practical strategies that work in real life. FOLLOW @stacymccannlcsw Erin Junker | Paediatric Sleep Consultant Instagram @thehappysleepcompany Website www.thehappysleepcompany.com

What do sandwich cookies, Jewish holidays, and Kiddo have in common? A lot of sweetness. Learn all about the Jewish calendar in this episode.Today's episode features the book Welcome Moon, written and illustrated by Amalia Hoffman, published by PJ Publishing. Afternoons With Mimi is a production of PJ Library. Production: Executive Producer, Alli Thresher Digital Production Coordinator: Megan Bagala Audio editing, mixing, mastering, and score: Peter Moore, Palace of Purpose Studios in

What do we do when our kids seem stuck on repeat—like when they keep asking us the same question over and over or making the same demand? Even on our best days, their persistence can quickly wear us down. We respond once calmly, twice firmly, and by the third time all bets are off. We've lost our patience. Janet responds to a mom whose four-year-old repeats the same list of requests every morning. She explores why kids get stuck in these patterns and how getting everyone unstuck is simpler than we

Learn about what 30 years of marriage taught us, what surprised us, what tested us, and what we understand now that we could not have known when we said “I do.” | “A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person.” —Mignon McLaughlinIs it really possible to rekindle the spark and restore the “like-new” connection in your marriage? Yes it is! In the 6 Pillars of Intimacy, you will discover secrets that have transformed countless marriages. Its ideas are

Time dilation causes clocks to measure slightly different amounts of elapsed time depending on motion and gravity. Today, we learn how this effect has been measured with atomic clocks and even has to be accounted for by GPS satellites!Curious Kids Every Day is a daily, interactive podcast that respects your child’s intelligence and curiosity.I created this to be a show I would be happy to have my kids listen to. Seven Reasons to join the Curious Kids Club! SupportCuriousKids.com Your curious

For many Christian parents, sending a child to public school can feel intimidating. Questions about faith, culture, religious freedom, and discipleship often create anxiety. In this episode, Steph sits down with Kori Pennypacker, CEO of Bible2School and author of Backpack Faith, to discuss practical ways parents can prepare their children to confidently follow Jesus in public school.Kori shares why parents remain the primary disciplers of their children regardless of where they attend school, how

John Fuller and Dr. Danny Huerta hear from authors Amber Lia and Wendy Speake to discussing replacing reactive, knee-jerk parenting responses with thoughtful, biblically grounded scripts—covering how to set consequences ahead of time, self-regulate in heated moments, and keep connection intact while enforcing boundaries. Parenting Scripts 7 Traits of Effective Parenting Assessment Say This, Not That: Smart Parenting Tips for Misbehavior (Digital Download)

Have you ever wondered what the world was like before sidewalks and streets? Imagine stepping outside and walking straight into a squishy, sticky, stinky mud puddle every time it rained! In this episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn travel back in time to discover how humans finally solved the muddy mess and paved the world!First, we visit a giant, squishy swamp in ancient England to find a super-smart wooden path built thousands of years ago. Then, we travel to Ancient Egypt to un...

This illustrated biography details the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, beginning with his childhood as a musical prodigy in Salzburg alongside his sister, Nannerl. Guided by his father, Leopold, Mozart traveled across Europe to perform for royalty and elite society, eventually composing his first major works at a very young age. The narrative explores his struggles for independence from restrictive employers, his move to Vienna, and his marriage to Constance. It highlights his transition into a

What if being brave didn’t mean feeling fearless… but simply having a go?Woody is getting ready to start kindergarten — a brand-new classroom, lots of new faces and the big question of who he’ll play with.Then Woody meets a young dragon with the most incredible shiny scales. But there’s something surprising about this dragon… whenever he does something brave — even when he’s feeling nervous — another scale begins to glow. ✨🐉With a footy tucked under his arm and his brilliant blonde mohawk standing

Have you ever wondered what is going on inside your head? Imagine a massive, buzzing city with over a hundred trillion roads, where cars zip by at 268 miles per hour! That is exactly what your amazing brain is like! It is packed with 86 billion tiny cells called neurons that pass messages to each other at lightning speed. Join Mira and Finn as they uncover the incredible secrets of how our minds are wired! You will learn all about the tiny immune cells called microglia that act like little ...