In this episode, the Ski Moms sit down with Kathleen Doehla, a physical therapist and founder of Points North Sports and Regenerative PT in Stowe, Vermont. Kathleen shares her journey from a terrified beginner who crashed into the Spruce Peak base lodge to becoming a confident skier and respected PT specializing in orthopedic and sports medicine injuries. With 26 years of experience, Kathleen discusses the critical importance of physical therapy homework. She breaks down common sk...

Description: 🌿Parenting takes many forms — and foster parenting offers one of the most profound, challenging, and heart-expanding experiences of them all. In this episode, Hannah opens up about what it really means to step into a child’s world and offer love, structure, and belonging when life hasn’t been easy. We explore the courage it takes to parent children who come from different stories, the emotional depth of creating connection, and how fostering reshapes what it means to be “...

In this episode of Father and Friend, Tim Anderson talks with Anthony Vandagriff, father of four and host of Fathering Our Future. Together they explore how love, listening, and community shape intentional fatherhood and why being present matters more than being perfect.What does it really mean to be a father who listens and loves well? In this conversation, Anthony Vandagriff shares his personal journey as a dad of four, reflecting on sleepless nights, lessons from his own father, and how scripture

This week, I'm back from LA and filming the Real Housewives of Orange County reunion. John and I grappled with the Nor'easter (that kind of never showed up), and then I made a quick trip to Nashville to talk to some Dieticians.Then, John's settling into his new (amazing but problem-rittled) apartment and it became clear to me that I'm turning into my Mom and Ben is turning into me.Plus, we recapped Part 2 of the Real Housewives of Miami reunion and heard some reactions to my Howard Stern

On this week’s Bonus Ep: Amber's a tourist, Vogue plays a quickfire game she didn't get round to with JLaw and the public have spoken... is this the last EVER Faking It?!Plus, sibling rivalries, a touchy mama & a raunchy old confession.Remember, if you want to get involved you can:Watch us on Youtube! CLICK HERE! or search Vogue & AmberEmail us at vogueandamberpod@gmail.com OR find us on socials @voguewilliams @ambrerosolero and @vogueandamberListen and subscribe to Vogue & Amber on

In today's podcast, I chat to Nicola, a prospective home educator and long time listener to the show. We talk about her fears and worries around home education and I do my best to advise, reassure and support her with these questions. This is a great episode for anyone who is sitting on the fence, a bit unsure, but instinctively wanting to take the plunged into home education!

For those that are new around here, I release bonus episodes that serve a niche part of my audience, I have listeners of all faith backgrounds that listen to the podcast. This episode is coming from a christian perspective so if that’s something that doesn’t fit what you’re looking for, check out the other episode that dropped this week or join me back here next Tuesday for a conversation that you don’t want to miss!----------------------------------------Today, I’m joined by Rachel Myers,

The real #mumlife nightlife is here. No bars, just baby monitors. We're spilling the truth on baby and toddler sleep, the wins, the fails and lots of laughing.

If you’ve ever looked at your grocery bill and thought, “Something’s not right here,” you’re not alone.Food prices have exploded, supermarket shelves are full of products we can’t pronounce, and the chemical load in our food system has quietly reached record levels. Now, with talk of mRNA vaccines entering the livestock supply, the need for families to reclaim their food sovereignty has never been greater. This week on the Parents With Questions / Uncoercible Family Podcast, I sit down with Jason

Sharing a great idea today to document the harvest of this year - the simplicity of a Gratitude Journal. It doesn't have to be fancy, just consistent and easy to reference on the toughest days. This is the time to document the beauty of this Fall season - store up ALL of the joy and goodness so you can use it and reference it in the midst of winter. Once you listen, get a head start on holiday shopping with our partner Blu Design Company. Use promo code Seasons15 at checkout...

Are you getting in your child’s way?Should you praise effort or results?And are you strict enough with enforcing your own rules?In today’s episode, I’m expanding on a recent episode (linked below), where we explored how your children build their sense of self, to answer the above questions and more.I’m going to give you the five areas where I believe you can really help your children navigate their most critical stage of identity development. This usually happens around 7-8 years old, but every

Welcome back to the EPPiC Broadcast! In this episode, Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel and Director of the Center for Public Policy at Alliance Defending Freedom, discusses the renewed push for the Family Rights and Responsibilities Act. Matt explains how this legislation would strengthen parental rights at the federal level by applying the strict scrutiny standard to any government action that interferes with those rights, giving parents the same high level of legal protection afforded to other fu...

Author, speaker, and life coach Beth Robbins shares her “Carpe Diem—Seize the Day with a Smile” approach to living with intention. We dig into gratitude-at-night, choice-in-the-morning, turning to-do lists into “to-be” lists, and why tiny wins reshape your nervous system. Beth also reveals the heart behind her new middle-grade book series, helping 13-year-olds navigate confidence, kindness, and courage.Watch to learn:• How to set a simple nighttime intention that makes mornings easier• The “to-be”

In this episode of the Every Dad Podcast, we’re exploring what it means to live with a servant’s heart as a husband, father, and follower of Christ. True leadership begins with service—and we discuss how humility, sacrifice, and love can transform your home and your relationships. From small daily acts to a lifestyle of putting others first, this episode challenges and encourages dads to lead by serving. Tune in for practical wisdom and biblical truth, and don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share

In this week’s Happy Hour, Keith and Jenny talk about Halloween and everything that comes with it, more clueless college moms in Jenny’s feed, and the family dog tries on a Halloween costume.Presented by Iowa Distilling Company.

In this deeply moving episode, Sharanya V explores the unseen emotional inheritance that shapes the way we parent. She reveals how unresolved childhood wounds resurface during tantrums, bedtime battles, and moments of overwhelm — and how recognizing those “ghosts” allows you to break intergenerational cycles of fear, shame, and silence.💔 In this episode, you’ll learn: Why your strongest parenting triggers have roots in your own childhood. How your nervous system time-travels to old

Send us a text What happens when a proudly private Gen X attorney agrees to become a mom—not because she always wanted to, but because it mattered to her partner? In this episode, we sit down with L, aka @notactuallygolden, a civil rights attorney, TikTok legal explainer, and mom of a 13-year-old, who never planned on being a parent. L walks us through her winding road to motherhood—how she negotiated parenting terms like a lawyer, survived a brutal first year with a baby who projectile vomi...

Welcome to the POSABILITY Podcast! POSABILITY is a nonprofit creating positive opportunities for families in the disability community.In today’s episode, we are honored to sit down with Sarah Goldman, a powerful self-advocate, leader, and changemaker. Sarah is a Tallahassee resident with a Master of Social Work in Social Policy and Administration from Florida State University. She serves as the public policy chair for the Florida Developmental Disabilities Council and uses both her education and her

What if your health isn’t something you do, but something you are? Kate Mason sits down with wellness journalist and author Casey Beros to trace her path from a Perth uni student obsessed with health reporting to on-air roles with ABC’s evidence-based program Tonic and a dream daily TV gig that was axed 35 episodes in—followed by a grief-soaked reset that clarified her true mission. Casey shares how building Paper Tiger health retreats gave her real-world empathy, why she t...

This week we're focused on your partner and mother of your children. It's about how we, as fathers and partners, often miss what she really needs because we’re too focused on fixing, providing, or proving we care. This week we talk: The difference between standing beside her and standing with her. How “problem-solving” can unintentionally make her feel unseen. Why partnership isn’t about perfection, it’s about presence. Emotional leadership: creating safety, not solutions. And this why it