The duo conclude their interview with psychiatrist and developmental cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Fumiko Hoeft.

What does it take to transform awkward freshmen into confident, faith-filled leaders? At Rockhurst High School, the journey begins with the Freshman Retreat—but this experience impacts far more than just the new students. Senior co-chairs Joe Pitzl and Andrew Hayes reveal how their own freshman retreat experiences inspired them to lead the program years later. "Some of the people I met in my small group are people I still talk with daily," shares Joe, highlighting the lasting bonds formed du...

Please join us for “Shifting the Narrative Starts with Parent Empowerment” with Stacy Badon and Torrin Kearns. Stacy and Torrin Co-host a podcast that seeks to dispel the myths, misconceptions, and fears around Everything Autism. Stacy Badon is an Autism Education specialist, Sensory Enrichment Therapist, and Parent Coach, with previous experience as a Speech Therapist and Early Intervention teacher for public schools. She has 20+ years of professional experience supporting families in the Au...

A creature of cryptozoology? A hoax? Some kind of hybrid of real life animals that was trained to kill? Possibly an out of place animal just surviving? Or more simply than that a larger version of an animal that is native to the region? Regardless of any out of this world or fully within the realms of possibility theories something or multiple somethings was/were killing people, not animals, in the hills of mid 18th century France. A singular creature was to blame by not only the people of the

In this episode, I welcome back Kyra Stephenson, Nature-Based Learning Coach at Anna Murray-Douglass Academy in Rochester, New York. One year ago, we first talked about how she brought a nature-based learning (NBL) program into a public PreK–6 school. Now, entering Year 4 of the program, Kyra shares how it has continued to grow, adapt, and root itself deeply in her school community. Kyra gives us a behind-the-scenes look at her teaching rhythm: working in three-week rotations where she spends...

In this powerful episode of the Let’s Talk About It Podcast, Ash gets brutally honest about her personal experience with eating disorders- including anxiety around food, toxic comments, and the mental spiral that followed. Kens opens up the conversation on body dysmorphia, diet culture, and the constant pressure to look “perfect”. If you’ve ever felt anxious around food, struggled with body image, or felt like no one understands what’s going on in your head—this one is for you. We talk about how it

Mark continues to show that suffering and rejection are to be expected both for Christ and His followers. The Rejection of Christ (v1-6a)The Mission given by Christ (v6b-13)The Cost of Following Christ (v14-30)

Send us a text 🎶 Welcome to The Little Music Corner Podcast! 🎶 I'm Miss Sally - a PA-certified music educator specializing in early childhood. Join us for an exciting, musical adventure every week as we explore songs, rhythms, and instruments in a fun, kid-friendly way! In each episode, we’ll sing songs of varying musical styles and explore many different concepts through music – perfect for young music lovers! Stay Connected: Instagram: @thelittlemusiccornerEmail: hello@thelittlemusicc...

In this episode of Home School Minnesota, host Dayle speaks with licensed counselor Anna Christine Seiple about her book, 'The Sacred Art of Slowing Down.' They explore the importance of slowing down in a fast-paced world, the body-mind connection, and how childhood messages shape our stress responses. Anna shares her personal journey of being forced to slow down due to a traumatic event and discusses practical strategies for families to manage stress and cultivate a healthier environment for

Have you ever had that dream where you arrive at school but something’s a little… off? Join us for our Back to School Special where Nichole and Evan experience exactly that. Their plan to squeeze the most out of the final days of summer is thwarted when they doze off by the pool and fall into an unexpected dream that lands them back in the classroom. But this time they’re not students — they’re the teachers! Sharpen your pencils, Wildings: this is learning the Wild Interest way. Prepare to ea...

Have you ever waited and waited and waited for something big or exciting to happen? If you have, you might have experienced a little taste of how the Children of Israel were feeling as they were about to enter the promised land!!! It had been over 40 years of wandering in the desert, but now the day had come! We finish off the week learning about a special woman named Rahab who steps out in faith to join God's people!Year A Quarter 3 Week 37All Bible verses are from the NKJVHymn: We’re Marching to

In today’s episode, listeners are invited to sit down with Bill Reeves for a powerful conversation about God’s leading in his life. Bill began his journey in the Christian entertainment world by founding The Working Title Agency (WTA), a film production and marketing company dedicated to faith-based storytelling. His work included partnerships on major projects like Fireproof, Unbroken: Path to Redemption, and Run the Race. Bill’s passion for sharing Christ through media eventually led him to become

Raising Me and Mine is a heartfelt podcast where we dive into the real, raw, and beautiful journey of parenthood. From the struggles of fertility to the joys and challenges of raising little ones, each episode is about sharing stories, lessons, and laughs along the way. Hosted by a mum who’s learning, growing, and navigating it all, this space is about more than just parenting—it’s about building a supportive community where no one feels alone. Whether you’re on your fertility journey, in the thick

In this very first Smarty Pants Party quiz-a-roo, Jasmin takes you on a wild ride through the animal kingdom! From cheetahs and kangaroos to jellyfish and giraffes, test your smarts with 50 fun fact questions designed for kids of different ages. Some are easy, some are tricky, and all are packed with curious facts and a few laughs along the way (including a very shellfish joke). Play along at home, shout out your answers, and see if you can outsmart the quiz!

In this powerful follow-up conversation, education equity consultant Nancy Hanks returns to discuss how educators, parents, and allies can navigate the dramatically shifted educational landscape under current federal policies.Nancy provides unflinching analysis of the psychosocial toll on educators of color while offering concrete strategies for micro-recovery and sustained resistance. She shares specific questions parents should ask schools to maintain equity pressure using plain language,

In this episode, we picture a helicopter’s spinning rotor as a moving wing that makes lift; notice how blade pitchchanges lift; and hear how pilots use the collective (up/down), the cyclic (lean the “flying circle” to drift forward/sideways), and the pedals with the tail rotor to keep the nose steady. We touch on translational lift, ground effect, and the reassuring idea of autorotation—how helicopters can glide safely if the engine has a problem.Grown-ups: we value your feedback. Our email and

Welcome to Fun Kids Science Weekly – Reach for the Sky Special! Ever wondered how airplanes stay safe in the sky? In this episode, we meet a real-life air traffic controller — the person responsible for guiding planes through take-off, landing, and everything in between! From busy control towers to high-tech radar screens, discover the secrets of how air traffic control works and what it takes to keep the skies safe and organized. And Amy and Zac zoom into the buzzing world of drones

Send us a text Dr. Amanda Zeine never planned to join the military — but her path led her from ROTC to becoming a pediatrician and Army flight surgeon, serving two deployments overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq. After sustaining a traumatic brain injury, Amanda faced the devastating reality that she could no longer practice medicine. In this powerful conversation, she opens up about the struggles of losing her identity, rebuilding her life, and finding purpose in unexpected ways. Today, she’s t...

Have you ever waited and waited and waited for something big or exciting to happen? If you have, you might have experienced a little taste of how the Children of Israel were feeling as they were about to enter the promised land!!! It had been over 40 years of wandering in the desert, but now the day had come! We finish off the week learning about a special woman named Rahab who steps out in faith to join God's people!Year A Quarter 3 Week 37All Bible verses are from the NKJVHymn: We’re Marching to

Today’s episode, hosted by Rose Gamblin, begins with a rhythmic reading of Psalm 27, offering a poetic reminder of God’s faithful guidance and protection in the face of adversity. In Arts-n-Crafts, we turn everyday paper plates into imaginative creations, proving that simple materials can spark big ideas. During the Curriculum Corner, we explore Achilles online school, a flexible educational option designed to support diverse learning paths. We then transition into a thoughtful conversation with Dr