Set sail with us on a chilling journey as we explore the eerie world of haunted ships! In this episode of The Gen-X Couple we dive into the ghostly tales surrounding some of the most famously haunted vessels in the world—the Star of India, the Queen Mary, and the USS Salem. From spectral sailors and mysterious whispers to full-bodied apparitions and terrifying poltergeist activity, these ships have more than their fair share of supernatural encounters.Why do ships seem to be magnets for paranormal

Send us a text That first day of "big school" looms large for parents and toddlers alike, bringing a mixture of excitement, anxiety, and countless questions. How do you prepare your little one for this monumental transition? When should you start? What skills truly matter most? Drawing from comprehensive resources developed by Omega Pediatrics, we've crafted a practical roadmap organized around three essential pillars: emotional, academic, and practical preparation. Rather than focusing sole...

This week we’re talking about weakness. The parts of us we try to hide, fix, or wish away. But what if weakness isn’t bad? What if it’s actually where our strength grows? In this episode, I talk about how being hard on yourself never helps, how to see your weak spots with kindness, and why loving all parts of you makes you a calmer, happier parent. You’ll learn how to: Stop beating yourself up when you mess upSee your weakness as a teacherFeel strong even when you don’t feel perfectThis one i...

Send us a text Mom guilt whispers (or sometimes screams) that you’re not doing enough, that you’re failing your kids, that every other mom has it more together than you. But here’s the truth: mom guilt is a liar. In this episode of Not Defined By Motherhood – The Podcast, I’ll break down where mom guilt actually comes from, why it’s not your fault, and how to finally stop letting it run your life. We’ll talk about the hidden expectations that fuel guilt, the sneaky ways it shows up, and pract...

In this episode of the Raising Confident Girls podcast, Melissa Jones addresses the challenges parents face when their daughters seem distant or uncommunicative. She reminds parents that silence doesn’t necessarily mean rejection—and that their presence still matters deeply, even when it goes unacknowledged. Melissa explores how simple acts of consistency, love, and mindful communication can reassure daughters that they are seen and supported. Tune in to discover: Why silence doesn’t always m...

👩‍👧 許多爸媽都會鼓勵孩子勇於表達， 但當孩子在大人聊天時插嘴、 甚至說出不合時宜的話語時， 爸媽該怎麼處理才好呢？ 🤔 如何讓孩子懂得—— 在「適當的時間與場合」表達自己的想法？ 又該怎麼引導他學會「傾聽與等待」？ 本集邀請 正義非營利幼兒園 李淑麗園長 和爸媽一起聊聊如何教孩子「有禮表達、不搶話」。 #教育電台 #親親小寶貝 #親職教育 #幼兒教養 #表達力 #溝通力 ☆若您對本頻道節目有任何疑問或建議，請e-mail 至：service@ner.gov.tw #每周五更新親子教養 ----- Apple｜Spotify｜Google｜KKBOX｜Firstory｜SoundOn 搜尋訂閱：大手牽小手 ----- 🎙教育電臺🎙 📻官網:https://bit.ly/39ISswV 🔗粉絲團:https://bit.ly/nerpodcastlink 🎧線上收聽:https://bit.ly/3cyxBhE Powered by Firstory Hosting

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In this episode Dad shares why it's so important for dads to share a good laugh with his family.========================Have you checked out our YouTube Channel yet? It's got even more content. You can find it here: youtube.com/@dadsallinpodcast========================Send Kyle your questions that you'd like answered on the show or any feedback/thoughts you'd like to share to dadsallinpodcast@gmail.com . He'd love to hear from ya!========================You can follow Kyle on

From a 12-hour road trip to Korbin's first plane ride solo with mama, this episode covers our entire journey to Texas. I share the language shifts that are changing how we handle daily challenges (spoiler: we're "healing" not "sick" and "it is what it is" instead of "oh no!"), how I prepped Korbin for his first flight, the gear that saved us, and what actually worked on the plane. Plus, southern charm, settling into our 2-year Texas home, building community through pickleball and Fit for Mom, and

It starts as a joke — “Mummy needs wine!” — but for many parents, that glass at the end of the day becomes more than just a meme. In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Dr Justin Coulson talks with author and “Sober Awkward” podcast host Victoria Vanstone about her journey from party girl to sober mum — and how she broke free from the culture that told her alcohol was the answer. This episode will challenge how you see drinking, motherhood, and

Text us additional topics you'd like to hear on the podcast. Happy Halloween! Here comes Santa! Do you want a picture with the Easter Bunny? In this episode, I am diving into one of those topics that stirs up a lot of questions — and sometimes tension — among believers: how should we, as Kingdom mothers, approach holidays like Halloween, Christmas, and Easter? This episode isn’t about creating division or pushing personal conviction. It’s about learning how to seek biblical discernment, allow...

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Today's episode is a sit down conversation about my homeschooling plans for November. You will hear all about the books I am planning to read and a little update on how things are going for us these days. Grab a cup of coffee and get ready to put some books on hold from your library. Don't forget to sign up for my Newsletter.  You will receive the Free November Book List as well as weekly encouragement straight to your inbox. Free November Book List 📬 Mentioned in this episode: → Sign up for

In this special Halloween edition of The Running Wine Mom, Samantha brings listeners right into Disney World’s Fort Wilderness Cabins to chat with her four-year-old daughter Willow. Together they relive meeting the Mandalorian, riding Haunted Mansion, trick-or-treating down Main Street U.S.A., and debating whether Mickey sleeps on the castle roof.Beyond the laughs and lollipops, Samantha reflects on how slowing down to see Disney through a child’s eyes reminds parents that the real magic

Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9)Joshua was one of only two people who left Egypt and entered the promised land. He was a military leader and a spy, and eventually took over as leader of the Israelites after Moses died. He continually led the Israelites into battle and trusted in God’s promise that they would reach and enter the promised land.Through all the battles and

Show Notes / Episode DescriptionEpisode: A Short Prayer for FriendshipLength: ~8 minutesTheme: Friendship, healing, and divine connectionSummary:In this week’s Quiet Hour, I pray over the ache of loneliness and the longing for true, life-giving friendships. Whether you’ve been hurt, overlooked, or isolated, this prayer is an invitation to let God rewrite your story of connection.We pray for:Healing from rejection and friendship woundsDivine connections and “iron sharpens iron” relationshipsPeace in

Symptoms identified from a history provide some of the most critical information used in diagnosing a disease. When patients describe the symptoms for which they are seeking professional attention, they are also reporting the story of an illness as they have lived and remembered it, and so it can vary. To some extent, symptoms are a universal human experience. Virtually every person. Experiences some discomfort and is seeking help.Talking with a patient has a third function: it helps that person

Hello there, beautiful one! As we head into the end of October, listen in for some encouragement from Proverbs 4:23 about guarding the gates of your heart, home, and mind.Learn how to stay spiritually grounded during one of the busiest times of year and how to shift your mindset as we enter “Quarter 4” for moms: a season of reflection and renewal. In this episode, you’ll hear: Why “guarding your gates” is about awareness, not fear Simple ways to protect your peace and your home atmosphere How

What makes North Shore, North Shore? In this reflective episode of The Raider Ramble, host and lifelong Raider Mullery Doar ’06 explores the stories, rituals and rhythms that bind generations of students together. From the joy of buddy day to Morning Ex, these traditions form the heartbeat of our community. We hear from current students about the moments that make them feel like they truly belong, then travel back in time with one of our oldest living alums, Louise Noll ’40, who reminds us wh...