Welcome back to the EPPiC Broadcast! We're re-featuring one of our well-received episodes featuring Grover Norquist, the founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform, a political advocacy group fighting for lower taxes. Today, he talks about limiting the government’s role in telling citizens how to live their lives - which naturally impacts its power over parents and families. The EPPiC Broadcast is hosted by Michael Ramey, president of the Parental Rights Foundation. You can sign up fo...

The temperature of public disagreement feels scorching—and that heat is seeping into our homes. We dig into what it means to hold strong convictions while still honoring people, then connect that idea to everyday parenting: how we talk with our kids, how we set boundaries without shaming, and how we handle it when we don't agree. From there, we pull back the curtain on the forces shaping our families—peer culture, dopamine-driven feeds, and convenience foods designed to hijack attention and a...

In this heartfelt and deeply honest episode, Christy-Faith sits down with Jake, a homeschool graduate, artist, and entrepreneur whose story proves that beauty really can rise from ashes.From growing up in a turbulent, narcissistic household to building a thriving six-figure tie-dye brand with more than 325,000 followers, Jake opens up about the reality of his upbringing, the healing power of homeschooling, and the resilience it takes to rebuild from trauma.You’ll hear why homeschooling

Send us a text Banu Balaji, the host and an occupational Therapist chats with Georgie Coney , a dedicated and fully qualified teacher, author, and dyslexia specialist with over two decades of experience. She is passionate about fostering positive learning environments for all children, with a deep understanding of learners with specific learning difficulties. As a qualified diagnostic assessor of specific learning difficulties in the UK and a specialist teacher, Georgie brings a wealth of exp...

If you’ve suddenly found your toddler sounding like a tiny British royal or throwing around phrases you swear you didn’t teach them - it might be time to have a look at what’s happening on the screen.This week, Lize Ratliff jumps back in the co-host chair (29 weeks pregnant and powered by caffeine, pelvic physio and Miss Rachel) to talk kids’ TV - the wholesome, the chaotic, and the “where did you learn THAT?” moments. From Miss Rachel’s soothing magic to

In this week’s Happy Hour, Keith and Jenny talk about some of the stores popping up in their neighborhood, try to find the right face cloth for Keith, and discuss Uber-like self-driving cars called Waymo.Presented by Iowa Distilling Company.

This episode is brought to you by Amazon One Medical. Ever notice how kids only seem to get rashes in the middle of the night? Or get pinkeye only while you’re on vacation? It’s what we like to call a typical “mom worst”—and here comes a great new solution: Amazon One Medical Pay-Per-Visit is now offering trusted care through telehealth visits for families with kids ages 2-11. No insurance required, no waiting rooms, no hassle! In this episode we speak to Dr. Natasha Bhuyan—mom, practicing family

Send us a text A positive pregnancy test felt like the start of a familiar story—until Alison Beder Soloway couldn’t breathe at 32 weeks and doctors discovered heart failure linked to HHT. That moment rewrote everything. She was told carrying again would be too dangerous, and the road to the family she imagined would have to bend. What followed was a years-long relay of nine IVF attempts, cross‑border laws, agency vetting, and the kind of paperwork that decides names on birth certificates. Al...

Send us a text 👩‍🏫“Children learn more from what you are than what you teach.” – W.E.B. Du Bois 🥰“The way we talk to our children becomes their inner voice.” – Peggy O’Mara Episode Highlights In this second part of The Family Factor: Why Home Matters in Raising Leaders, Ifeno unpacks the final three pillars of the F.A.C.T.O.R. framework: T – Time & Togetherness: finding connection in everyday moments O – Ownership & Opportunity: creating safe spaces for initiativ...

Every day, the world tries to parent our kids for us through screens, noise, and distraction. This episode of Answer Me This is a dad's line in the sand. This is about refusing to hand over their confidence, their happiness, and their belief in who they are. This week we cover: Why modern comfort is stealing our children’s courage. The hidden cost of “convenience parenting.” What leadership at home really looks like in 2025 and how you make the difference. How to raise grounded, confident kids in a

Cassie Antos shares the incredible story of her baby’s early arrival while she was visiting family—far from home and completely unprepared. What started as a terrifying, unexpected turn quickly became a powerful journey of faith, resilience, and family.

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Play is REALLY difficult and it doesn't come natural to every parent, therapist or educator. In this episode, Zazi and Tess get real about how mundane or demanding play can be and provide real-life strategies to increase everyones enjoyment in play.

When Annika was pregnant with her second child the doctors bullied her into taking a flu shot. Then when her infant daughter was only 7 weeks old, she was hospitalized with RSV, and once again she felt cornered into giving her baby inoculations. She now sees biomedical doctors instead, and her daughter has experienced great success with a chiropractor. Although her daughter has been in Special Ed her whole life, she is now blossoming as she is now able to fully communicate using RPM, and taking

Send us a text with questions or feedback and we'll address it on our next show In this episode, we welcome Pegasus McGee to our studio, under the unique circumstances of maintaining his anonymity through voice alteration. Transitioning from Pegasus, we introduce Poppy's sister, Fleur Popstein, who has joined us all the way from Paris. Our discussion quickly shifts to the perceptions of French attitudes towards America, where Fleur shares her insights about how younger generations of the Fre...

This week, Mike and Beth catch up on life and laughs as they celebrate Beth’s upcoming birthday, recount her hiking adventures at Hanging Rock State Park, and relive one of Mike’s unforgettable wedding embarrassments. Along the way, they talk about feeling old, accidentally scaring a neighbor, missing a chance to meet comedian Dusty Slay, and drop a fun teaser for next week’s episode. Send us a text

Can God still move mountains, heal the sick, and intervene in dramatic, supernatural ways—or are miracles a thing of the past? Does the power of our prayers invite God’s hand, or is it all predetermined? In this unforgettable episode, Catherine sits down with Clifton Payne Jr.—author, pastor, and someone who has personally witnessed the miraculous—to tackle these timely and crucial questions for every Christian parent. Together, they explore: Real-Life Miracles: Clifton

#67: So what’s the big deal about a baby eating 100 foods before they turn one? Diet diversity from your baby’s first bites can help build confident kids who love real food…and help you avoid severe picky eating and mealtime battles.In 2016 I created the original 100 First Foods approach to starting solid foods with baby-led weaning…and in today’s episode we’re hearing from some of the parents from around the world who have had success with this approach. These success stories will inspire you to

Ever felt that tug of guilt when you drop your child at daycare? That whisper of “Am I doing the right thing?” In todays episode of #Parent to Parent podcast, I sit down with Charlotte, a mum and educator who opens up about the guilt thing — the emotional juggle of parenting, working, and trusting others to care for your child. We talk about the love, the fear, and the freedom that come when you stop chasing perfect and start trusting your own version of “enough.” 🎧 It’s honest. It’s ra...

Have you ever said your child, “Don’t yell at your brother!” What’s happening in a child’s body filled with anger is louder than what’s going on in their brain. As Christi says in this episode, “Our body sends 10 messages to our brain for every 1 our brain sends to our body.” This is why lecturing an overwhelmed child often feels useless. In other words, our body speaks louder than our brain. So why have we stopped listening to the body? What’s actually going in our child’s body in their anger