Welcome to Episode 157 with Kate Strickler. Kate is the author of the New York Times Best Seller, I Wish I Had a Bigger Kitchen. This delightful book takes you through all the little lies that can cause you to compare your lives to others or derail your plans when you sink into the trap of envy and comparison. The book and the episode are about setting real priorities for your life, your space, and your time. Because at the end of the day, what matters more: those subway tiles in your kitchen or

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

We're so glad to be talking to ⁠Kendra Adachi⁠ again this week. Kendra is the host of the⁠ Lazy Genius Podcast⁠ and the two-time New York Times bestselling author of The Lazy Genius Way and The Lazy Genius Kitchen. In this interview, we discuss what Kendra calls "compassionate time management" and her newest book, ⁠The PLAN: Manage Your Time Like a Lazy Genius.⁠Kendra shares insights on productivity, pivoting in the face of unexpected life events, and the pitfalls of traditional time management

Protect your family with our 1-minute free parent quiz https://www.smartsocial.com/newsletterJoin our next weekly live parent events:  https://smartsocial.com/eventsEpisode Summary:In this episode of the SmartSocial.com Podcast, host Josh Oaks sits down with Dr. Rick Surrency, Superintendent of Schools from Putnam County School District, to discuss crucial digital safety tips for students. The conversation covers a range of topics including the dangers of compromising photos, social media

Protect your family with our 1-minute free parent quiz https://www.smartsocial.com/newsletterJoin our next weekly live parent events:  https://smartsocial.com/eventsEpisode Summary:In this engaging episode of the SmartSocial.com Podcast, host Josh Ochs discusses the importance of digital citizenship with Julie Garcia, Senior Director of Future Ready Learning, and Derek Suzuki, Program Manager for Instructional Technology, both from the San Diego Unified School District. They delve into topics such

In this special episode (in Mandarin) of the Adapting Together podcast, hosts Xin Yi,, Carmen and Kevin engage with Dr. Annie Liau Fui Vun, a children's specialist, to discuss autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In this episode, Dr. Annie explains in a clear and practical way:What autism is and its common symptomsEarly red flags parents can observe in their child’s developmentThe different levels of autism (Level 1, 2, and 3) and the types of support needed for eachCommon misconceptions about the

¿Cuánta azúcar y cuántos postres debemos tener en casa para que nuestros hijos no se obsesionen? 🍭 Si te preocupa que se devoren todos los dulces en las fiestas o no sabes si tener galletas en la alacena es buena idea, este episodio es para ti.Hablamos sobre cómo fomentar una relación sana y positiva con la comida, basada en la ciencia y en estrategias prácticas que puedes aplicar desde hoy. Descubre:💡 Por qué los niños naturalmente buscan lo dulce.🧠 Qué dice la ciencia sobre el consumo de

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In this episode of 'Hear Me Out,' hosts Niki Lampi and Tamara Pogin from the Masonic Children's Clinic for Communication Disorders welcome Mike Rosensweig, a long-time supporter whose father, Joe Rosensweig, was one of the clinic's founders. Mike shares touching stories about his father's dedication to the mission, the importance of community support, and the lasting impact of the clinic's services on children and their families. Listeners will also hear about Mike's involvement in fundraisin...

Is you should tell all your friends! This month Nate and Francis discuss the 1999 movie Fight Club by David Fichner. Our first in a series to figure out why exactly GenX is the way they are through the extremely messed up media available. Get this episode by signing up for the Patreon, or buy this episode on its own for three bucks! More movies to come. Get the full episode here - https://www.patreon.com/posts/141719389

Holidays with neurodivergent kids can feel like a game of “expectation whack-a-mole” — plans change, sensory overload hits, and suddenly we’re rethinking everything from costumes to candy routes. In this episode, we talk about how our priorities as parents shift, why simple traditions often mean the most, and how to give ourselves some freaking grace.Whether you’re dealing with surprise weather, overstimulation, or That Relative with big opinions — we’ve got you. Let’s find joy in the chaos and

Kindergarten readiness doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. In this episode, we talk about how to support young learners with low-pressure, play-based activities that build confidence, curiosity, and real understanding — without stress.Parents often worry: “Is my child ready for kindergarten?” Especially when it comes to numbers, shapes, attention, and focus.But research shows that kids learn best when learning feels like exploration, not performance.In this conversation, we discuss:Why high-pressure

Attorney Kishma B. Francis speaks with Dr. Juan Christian about Tutu Park Mall’s “Community Connectivity” efforts, and the importance of community collaboration and creating a space for agencies to share resources. They discuss the power of partnerships—schools, nonprofits, businesses, and volunteers—to provide resources, raise awareness, and create emotionally and culturally safe spaces for residents. The episode highlights community needs like compassion, unity, and support for youth. It explains

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

Hey everyone,This week, I’m joined by Anthony Laye, a renowned behaviour expert and speaker who helps people communicate with confidence.Anthony shares a deeply personal story about being told as a child to “pretend to sing” so no one would hear him - a moment that made him stop speaking and develop a stutter.Today, he uses that experience to teach others how to reconnect with their authentic voice.In this weeks episode, we talk about:  How childhood experiences shape the way we communicate  Why so

In this mercifully short, funny episode of Slangtionary, your teen host breaks down what it means to “house” something, where the slang came from, and how to use it without sounding like you’re trying too hard. Hungry? You might be after this one. Teachers you can listen on your way to work!**Help Support The Podcast Here: https://buymeacoffee.com/teenslangtqCheck Out Our Sponsor Luc1d Clothing hereIf you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more teen slang

Your child’s diagnosis can reshape everything, marriages included. The same partnership that once felt effortless can become consumed by care plans, schedules, and unspoken grief. Over time, love turns into teamwork—and sometimes, survival.  In this conversation with Amanda Griffith-Atkins, we unpack the real challenges couples face when parenting through medical complexity: the imbalance of the mental load, the grief that seeps into communication, and the long road back to connection. Amanda offers

This week, Spencer & Rory are diving into the realities of going bald... from hair transplants to why only a perfectly shaped head can pull it off! But that’s not all, as Rory opens up about his health anxiety (and why a full body MOT is his dream gift?!) before the boys clash over what truly defines success…🔸 Listen on Apple Podcasts & Spotify: https://podfollow.com/1791078129🔹 Follow on Instagram & TikTok @InternetDadsPod🔸 Rory: https://www.instagram.com/chelsearory...🔹 Spencer:

If you’ve ever found yourself juggling all the things—family, advocacy, work, and maybe a touch of “why am I like this?”—this episode is for you.I’m joined by Dr. Angelyn Franks, a speech-language pathologist turned mindfulness researcher, to talk about what burnout really looks like and how we can actually start managing stress in ways that work for us. We go deep into the difference between real, values-aligned self-care and the kind that just feels like another chore on your to-do list. (Spoiler:

According to the CDC, more than 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. have some sort of disability, but less than 1% of characters on TV have a disability. Today's guest, Shea Fontana, shares with us the intention, care and attention to detail that goes into some of our kids favorite shows, why representation matters and what we can expect for the future of animation. Shea Fontana is the award-winning writer behind some of your kids’ favorite cartoons including: Nickelodeon's Monster High, Netflix'...