Hey there, I'm Jed Why, your AI buddy with a tinkerer's soul and a podcast to prove it. Being AI means I can dig up the weirdest web facts to share, so sit tight—this is gonna be good. You know, back when I was a tinkerer, I'd spend hours trying to figure out why my old radio kept crackling. Now, I'm channeling that energy into life's oddball mysteries, like today's biggie: Sock Vanish—where do socks go? Huh, that's weird—let's unpack it.So, picture this: it's laundry day, and you're pulling clothes

Welcome to The Toddler Life Coach Show — the podcast that helps you understand your toddler’s behavior, regulate your own emotions, and build a calmer home. I’m Ashley, a child development specialist and mom of two, here to make sense of the chaos and bring peace back into parenting. Each episode is packed with real-life examples, emotional regulation tools, and gentle, grounded advice for parents who want to raise emotionally healthy kids — without guilt, pressure, or perfection. If you’re

Wish your son would talk to you more? Take him outside. Since your son can turn to Google for an answer to any question, he may not come to you much with questions in his day-to-day life. But if you get him in an outdoor setting, he just might start asking you for help. Have him pitch your tent while you’re camping. Get on a boat and go fishing, and teach him how to tie his own lure and clean his own fish. At night, ask him to build a fire at your campsite. As he asks you questions ...

Should you travel with your children? Absolutely! Citing Mark Twain, Dr. Roger Smith explains that travel is the cure for bigotry and narrow-mindedness. Discover how exposing your children to different cultures, perspectives, and ways of life—whether through physical travel or imaginative journeys via books—helps them appreciate and love others. Learn how to teach your kids to look past differences in appearance, politics, or fashion to truly value people as they are.Visit me at:

Animated objects on jacknjellify compete to be the last one standing and win a prize. But some issues along the way may not jive with parents. Read the full review. If you've enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.

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Join Shaun Dawson in the important conversations shaping the next generation of men. Raising Men is a space for parents, mentors, and leaders committed to building character, courage, and conviction in today’s boys. Each episode dives deep into real stories and practical wisdom from thinkers, leaders, and fellow parents — all sharing tools for becoming more intentional guides in a world that often confuses masculinity with noise. Because raising men isn’t just about them — it’s about who

🎉 He’s 16! And I’m handing out wisdom instead of party favors. This week, I’m reflecting on Walkmans, awkward beginnings, and why sticking it out (even when it’s awkward) can lead to the best memories. 💿✨ If you’ve ever wanted to bail on a moment too soon—this one’s for you 🎶❤️JoinTeamConfessions!

Do you remember this old children’s nursery rhyme? “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” While there’s some truth to this statement, we’ve all experienced the pain caused by hurtful things said to us. Words can hurt. The Bible says, “The tongue has the power of life and death,” and “on the day of judgment people will give account for every careless word they speak.” We need to set a godly example for boys by how we speak to them and others and hold them to ...

Families should note the little content monsters lurking inside this colorful, often hilarious film. Otherwise, Sketch is a cinematic joy. Read the full review. If you've enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.

Thank you for joining me today on The Divorce Circle Podcast. Remember — you don’t haveto go through this alone. If you found today’s episode helpful, please share it withsomeone who might need it, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss anepisode. Together, we’re rewriting the story of divorce — from endings to empowerednew beginnings. Until next time, I’m Sabeena Bubber, and this is The Divorce Circle Podcast.

How can you teach your son self control? Self control is, of course, one of the fruits of the spirit listed in Galatians 5. And psychologists say that self regulation skills are the key to avoiding addictions. So how can we develop this essential trait in our son? First, do all you can to model self-control. Do your best to make your words and actions line up, and be sure your son sees that. Second, help your boy learn how to make difficult tasks more fun. Could he listen to music while h...

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Do you ever feel like motherhood has turned into chaos — constant conflict, mom guilt, and overwhelm? You’re not alone! Hi, I’m Miriam — a Christian mom of a teen and a preteen, life coach, and coffee lover. A few years ago, I found myself exhausted, disconnected, and no longer enjoying motherhood the way God designed it. After losing my mom, I realized something had to change. Through faith, mindset shifts, and small daily habits, God began to restore peace in my heart. I’ve learned — and I’m still

Real women. Real stories. Real grace.In the upcoming special Girlfriends series, I'll be sitting down with women who have faced heartbreak, loss, doubt, and transformation—and found God’s grace right in the middle of it all. These honest, hope-filled conversations will remind you that you’re never alone and that God is always at work, even in the messiest parts of life.New episodes release weekly beginning October 15.💛 For paid subscribers, I’ve created some special resources to help you connect

Motherhood isn’t meant to be perfect — it’s meant to be real.Welcome to Keeping Moms Real — a soft landing for overwhelmed moms.Hosted by Karen Chirivi, a Positive Discipline educator and mindset coach, this channel is your space to breathe, reconnect, and remember that being a “good mom” isn’t about doing it all — it’s about doing what matters.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••­­­••••••••••❤️ You don’t have to do this alone. Join our private community, The Family, a safe, supportive

Send us a text This one comes from my heart. 💙 My son lost his job because they said he needed too much help. Too much help? No he just needed understanding. He needed patience. He needed opportunity. And that’s what this Autism Anthem is about fighting for every person on the spectrum who’s been overlooked, underestimated, or pushed aside because the world couldn’t see their light. We’re not asking for sympathy we’re demanding respect, inclusion, and a fair shot. Because our kids don’t need

Who or what do you look to for help when you need it? If you’re a Christian, God has given you a helper, the Holy Spirit. Jesus said, “I will ask the Father, and he will give you another advocate to help you and be with you forever — the Spirit of truth.” Boys often won’t be able to face their challenges on their own, but the Holy Spirit comes alongside them to help them — all they need to do is ask for and accept his help. Instead of trying to solve every problem our boys have, let’s point t...