How do you set boundaries with an adult child struggling with addiction when every limit feels frightening—and potentially dangerous? In this episode, a listener describes the painful cycle her family has been living through: addiction, crisis, promises, hope and then another setback. She loves her adult child and wants to do everything possible to keep them safe. But she is also exhausted, frightened and no longer sure whether repeatedly stepping in is helping—or allowing the cycle to contin...

A new beginning is a fresh start, not a continued pattern. It's when we've looked back, recognized our patterns and from their decide to begin new. Can you really answer the why behind your focus? We change when we release what we notice is not our desire, but see it, allow it to be there and then allow it to transform into something new.If you are ready to start something new, it starts with the decision.Resources for this episode:-If you found value in this episode, please make sure

We continue with the mishna listing ‘gear’ that does not count as clothing or accessories and therefore cannot be worn in public on Shabbat without incurring a sin-offering. You can find these mishnayot here. I dedicate today’s episode to those who fell on 10/7/2023. You can learn more about the Yakir Unity Yizkor project here. Did you miss my class for the Valley Beit Midrash? Watch the YouTube video here! You can dedicate an episode of Mishna Accomplished for $18 by going to BuyMeACoffee.com

Send us Fan Mail 10-2-26: Week 4: NFL picks, Can the Eagles recover? this is podcast Season #5, episode #52 Get Help Dad Podcast with Bad jokes and tips and tricks to make your life alittle bit better. Instagram: get.help.dad.podcast Tiktok: @get.help.dad.pod Youtube: Get Help Dad Podcast FYI: You are a great parent!! You can send in your own parenting advice, Dad topics, tell us where you are listening from or lawn care advice to gethelpdad@gmail.com. We are excited t...

1 Samuel 3:1-14 (New Living Translation)3 Meanwhile, the boy Samuel served the Lord by assisting Eli. Now in those days messages from the Lord were very rare, and visions were quite uncommon.2 One night Eli, who was almost blind by now, had gone to bed. 3 The lamp of God had not yet gone out, and Samuel was sleeping in the Tabernacle near the Ark of God. 4 Suddenly the Lord called out, “Samuel!”“Yes?” Samuel replied. “What is it?” 5 He got up and ran to Eli. “Here I am. Did you call me?”“I didn’t

On the Way to School" Series, Season 5 Episode 9 Join a working mom and her teenager for the real, unfiltered conversations that happen on the way to school. as they navigate everything from the big questions about life, friendships, and the future, to the daily chaos of homework, pop culture, Background music and constant disagreement . No experts, no scripts—just honest talks in the one place we're all a captive audience: the car. It's a podcast for parents and teens who know the morning dr...

This episode of Mom Conversation explores the complex emotional landscape of watching your child choose friends you don't approve of, offering mothers a compassionate guide to navigating parental anxiety and fostering healthy independence. Host Alexis Gay addresses the visceral, hollow ache that arises when your daughter or son connects with peers who seem different, rebellious, or simply outside your comfort zone. This is essential listening for parents of school-aged children, tweens, and teens

When I tell someone my 15-year-old son Lucas is nonverbal and has autism, I don't expect to hear, “I’m sorry.” But recently, I did. It reminded me of an editor years ago who called a story about raising Lucas “scary.” The truth is, when Lucas was little, I understood the fear. I worried about his future, focused on milestones he wasn't reaching, and wondered what his life would look like. But Lucas is 15 now. He has profound autism and needs significant support, but he's also sweet, loving, h...

If you feel like you never stop tidying but your home is never actually tidy, this chat is for you. Your home may not be difficult to manage because you are lazy, careless or bad at keeping on top of things. You may simply be trying to manage more stuff than your home and your systems can comfortably hold. In this video and podcast chat, we’re talking about why cute storage bins cannot fix too much stuff, why every home eventually reaches capacity, why decluttering is never really a

This interview was done at Punk Island. Punk Island is held at Randall’s Island which is between Queens and Manhattan.It was raining on and off all day. all the punks and hard-core people showed up and surprising numbers. But the rain did limit the ability to get interviews. Considering I’m an unlimited budget and fearful ruining my gear. I ran into Creature last year when Rebelmatic played punk island. I told him about the podcast but was to interview him because my phone died. So I was excited to

In this episode of the MommaSquad Podcast, Heather shares the heartfelt story behind MommaSquad and how it grew from a blog into a podcast. She talks about balancing motherhood, military life, postpartum depression, school, and everything else life brought along the way. She also explains the purpose behind MommaSquad: creating honest conversations about parenting, military family life, major transitions, and the everyday struggles people often face but do not always talk about. At its core, ...

In this episode, Kathryn Lovewell introduces a gentle guided meditation practice led by Lovely Liz, inspired by an insightful conversation with psychologist Gozde Pelivan. The practice centers on nurturing the person at the very heart of the family: you. By turning inward without judgment, acknowledging the quiet struggles of parenting, and practicing physical and verbal self-kindness, parents learn to reshape their homes' emotional climate.KEY TAKEAWAYS You set the emotional climate: How you

Host Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault is joined by Beyond Toxics Executive Director Jen Davis to discuss the Eugene Clean Energy Fund, measure 20-388 coming to Eugene's November 2026 ballot.In this episode, we discuss:How low-income families can benefit from ECEF,Ways community organizations can apply for ECEF funding,How folks can get involved in supporting the measure,And more!Listen in and, if you are a Eugene resident, don't forget to vote YES on Measure 20-388!

Everybody needs an outlet to vent, especially a parent doing it alone. And when I tell you doing it alone will have you clutching your pearls and humbling you every five seconds believe me when I tell you. It’s already hard enough getting looks and judgment because you’re doing it alone and not only that you’re assumed to be the problem because women are just generally a problem to other people. But needless to say, this is my little vent session and if you can relate, this is the place for y...

Not all kids are motivated to read and their parents are often concerned that they’ll always fight reading and avoid reading. Not all kids will grow up to be avid readers, just like not all kids will grow up to be athletes or musicians or dancers… you get the idea! AND- we can do some things to make reading more motivating for our kids, to reduce the resistance.

What happens when your child knows they did the wrong thing but immediately reaches for an excuse? The Lachie Neale tribunal story gives parents a surprisingly useful way into a bigger conversation about responsibility, consequences and healthy masculinity. Justin and Kylie unpack what happens when kids blame others, deny what happened or expect an exception because the circumstances feel unfair. They also explore the difference between standing up for someone and getting even, why anger can lead to

Send us Fan Mail Tonight we will talk about how we, as mamas, get the special blessing of being the ones to set the thermostat in our homes.

In this episode of Raising Humans, host Summer Fenton explores the uncomfortable but universal truth that parents can secretly dislike their child's best friend. This guide for mothers and parents addresses the specific anxiety of watching your child interact with a peer whose behavior—whether loud, messy, or boundary-pushing—triggers your own stress responses. We discuss why maternal instincts often flag certain kids as 'bad influences' and how to distinguish between genuine safety concerns and

Nic Gill reads from ‘Maya Follows Her Nose’, the first book in her new middle-grade series inspired by real-life working dogs, illustrated by Jake A Minton. 00:00 Settle in for Friday First Chapters 01:42 Nic Gill reads 'Maya Follows Her Nose' Read the show notes for all book references at yourkidsnextread.com.au/podcast Sign up to the Your Kid's Next Read newsletter Connect with Allison, Megan and the Your Kid’s Next Read Community on Facebook Visit allisontait.com | megandaley.com.au

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