🎙️ From Bobby Knight to Drexel: The Humble Leadership of Will Chavis 🏀In this episode of The Significant Coaching Podcast, host Matt Rogers sits down with Will Chavis, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Drexel University — and one of the most grounded, inspiring voices in college basketball today.From being Bobby Knight’s first recruit at Texas Tech to a decade-long professional career in Europe, to developing NBA players and leading young men at every level — Coach Chavis’s journey is a

An emotionally healthy family starts with emotionally healthy individuals. Debra Fileta is a licensed counselor and mom of four. In her books, Are you Really OK? and Any Day Emotions, she equips parents and children to understand their emotions, assess their mental health, and pursue a path to wellbeing. For parents, Debra brings hope and practical tools to navigate a child’s emotions in a God-centered way. Nourish Your Family’s Mental Health Bundle Counseling Age and Stage

I sat down with Joel Kotkin, author of The Coming of Neo-Feudalism, to examine how America’s middle class is being erased and what that means for the future of civilization. Joel argues that we’re entering a new feudal order, where tech oligarchs and ideological elites control wealth, culture, and opportunity while ordinary families lose the ability to own homes, raise children, and build stable communities. We explore the roots of this transformation in collapsing birth rates, failing cities, and

Host Sarah Marie Bilger talks with Lindsay Taylor (The Food Doula) about realistic pregnancy and postpartum nutrition, covering Lindsay’s new cookbook and practical strategies to make nourishing your body simple and sustainable.They debunk myths about relying only on soups, highlight one-handed savory snacks, prepped proteins (meatballs, egg squares, salmon bites), meal train tips, and the importance of healthy fats, hydration, and warm broths for healing and energy. This episode gives actionable,

Mansi Zaveri, Founder of Kidsstoppress, chats with single parent Swati Chopra, Entertainment Editor, The Quint & Founder of the Single Parents Community. They talk about *The decision to separate *What got Swati Chopra through this tough phase of separation after marriage *Challenges of being a single parent *Her bond with her son *Financial advice to anyone separating or going through a rough patch *Her relationship with her ex-partner and so much more. It's a conversation that ...

Send us a text If your teen has been vaping, using weed, lying, or just seems totally unmotivated—and you’re tired of the constant arguments or feeling unsure how to help them turn things around—this episode is for you. Amber Hollingsworth is an addiction specialist and creator of the YouTube channel Put The Shovel Down—and in this interview, Amber shares what really helps when teens are experimenting, struggling, or unmotivated to change. Amber shares Why “waiting for rock bottom...

Join us for part 2 of 3 on our discussion of Grace. Today we talk about our personal struggles in parenting.

This is a chat with the legend Craig Anderson. Craig is a passionate mental health advocate, Gidget Angel and father of three. Craig spent the early months of fatherhood caring for his wife Rebecca, who experienced significant post-natal depression. Little did he know in the coming months it would be him that would require assistance dealing with a post-natal anxiety disorder. Craig walks us through the ups and downs of his experience as well as breaking down in simplicity what it felt like for

What does the future of Israel look like through the eyes of Gen Z? PragerU CEO Marissa Streit sits down with Michael Tal, an IDF demolition specialist who breached Hamas tunnels, and Shabbos Kestenbaum, the Harvard student who sued his university over institutionalized antisemitism. Michael gives a first-hand account of life inside the Hamas tunnels, while Shabbos reveals how Harvard tolerated—and even encouraged—attacks on its Jewish students. Together, they discuss the social-media silence after

Because sometimes, freedom starts with letting go.In this hilariously honest and freeing episode, Christy-Faith invites listeners into the “We Do Not Care Club” — the homeschool mom edition. From shrugging off comparison to redefining “normal,” she shares five things homeschool moms simply don’t care about anymore — and why that’s something to celebrate. After all, homeschooling isn’t about being a better version of school — it’s about choosing a better way of life.The Christy-Faith Show |

Feeling guilty every time you hand your kid a tablet? You’re not alone. In this refreshingly real conversation, we break down the shame spiral around kids and screens — and show you how to finally drop it for good. Because, believe it or not, the research on using gamification in education is incredibly positive.Our guest, Ash Brandin — better known online as The Gamer Educator and author of the bestselling book Power On: Managing Screen Time to Benefit the Whole Family — shares how parents can

In this milestone 100th episode of the Full Spectrum Parent Podcast, hosts Greg and Jessica Hurlbut break down the Trump administration's controversial September 2025 autism announcement and what it means for special needs families navigating an increasingly complex landscape of information, advice, and medical decisions.Join us for an honest, unfiltered conversation about the recent FDA actions on leucovorin for autism speech deficits, the proposed Tylenol safety label changes for pregnant

Mom of three Elisabeth Anderson was blindsided when Hurricane Helene hit her home and she lost everything. They spent hours on top of their car waiting to be rescued with a newborn in her arms. She joins Laura and Jennifer this week to talk about her experience and what she learned from the devastation. Plus, how Elisabeth is helping others be prepared for the worst case scenario. Follow Elisabeth on Instagram to find her resources to help you prepare for disaster at @theelisabethedit

What do you do when other parents groan, roll their eyes, or make comments when your child messes up? In this candid episode, Rachel and Yaritza respond to a listener who asked for help navigating those painful game-day moments. We dig into real-life scenarios across any sport and offer practical ways to protect your child’s confidence, set boundaries with adults, and model the behavior you want to see on the field. Inside the episode:How to check in with your child first and keep “fun” at the

Ready to stop stressing about every pregnancy rule? Join Sarah and Rosie, as they tackle Emily Oster's highly-debated book, Expecting Better: Why the Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom Is Wrong—and What You Really Need to Know. Or is the conventional wisdom right actually? In this episode, we provide a full summary of the book's core arguments. While we appreciate the call for data-driven pregnancy, we also ask the tough questions: Does the data tell the whole story? Is Emily Oster's confidence mi...

Amy and Margaret discuss why kids become intensely obsessed with the things they love—whether it’s dinosaurs, Pokémon, sharks, or Spider-Man—and how those fascinations manifest throughout their childhoods. They explore the developmental benefits of "intense interests," from mastery and comfort to confidence and identity. They break down when an obsession is typical and when it may need gentle guidance. Finally, they discuss how to connect with kids through their intense interests—and then use

On this episode of have on Justin Hammond owner of Let’s Get moving in Nashville. We talked about his Business Let’s Get Moving and helping seniors with downsizing logistics, having a background focused on social work with geriatrics, owning the company with wife and getting back into work mode after kids go to bed, his wife staying home with the kids, loving older shows and movies like Winnie the Pooh, how he filled his time when his wife took the kids back home to visit family,...

In this episode of the Foster Friendly Podcast, host Courtney Williams and co-host Travis Vangsnes welcome Liz Sutherland, a former foster youth and author. Liz shares her journey through foster care, the challenges of aging out, and the importance of resilience and support.She discusses her experiences of finding family in unexpected places, the power of education, and the impact of her memoir, 'No Ordinary Liz.' Liz also highlights the need for kindness and unconditional love for children

In Episode 2 of Trial, Error, and Tiny Humans, Alicia and Melissa share the heart behind their desire to become parents and how their faith continues to guide that journey. They open up about the ways their own parents shaped their understanding of love, discipline, and family—both through inspiring examples and teachable moments. The hosts discuss the balance between honoring their upbringing and creating new traditions that reflect who they are today. With warmth and humor, they explore how God

We would love to hear from you!!! In this episode, Angie kicks it off sharing her viewpoint on Aric's wellness journey. Take a listen to his guest spot on "With you in the Weeds" Podcast. As always, thanks for listening and supporting our podcast! Be sure to leave a review or message us on Facebook/instagram @blendedblessedandalwaysamess Love, Angie & Aric Support the show