On this episode, I talked about my Disney Experience with my family. Enjoy this episode. If You support this episode, grab my latest book! https://www.amazon.com/Defeating-Struggle-Journal-Entries-Conqueror-ebook/dp/B07M6PH31J

In honor of Halloween, we're talking about ghost students in today's episode. And no, not the kind that haunt the halls of abandoned schoolhouses. We're diving into a real-life scam that exploits grants and scams meant for higher education. Liza shares her own experience as a college student! Tune in for a scare of a different kind! #WeTimeConvo #GhostStudents

From Ukraine’s Frontlines to America’s Classrooms From War to Worship – Hope for Ukraine and Our Kids. In this special episode, Greg Yoder shares how God is using Keys for Kids Ministries to bring light into dark places—from the war-torn streets of Ukraine to public schools here at home. Hear a powerful update from Sergey Rakhuba, president of Mission Eurasia, reporting from inside Ukraine about how Keys for Kids and Unlocked devotionals are helping

In this episode, Meghann and Mike interview their good friend and neighbor, Kristin Paquette. Kristin shares how she became a mom even after she and her husband made the original decision to not have kids and lead a "DINK" Lifestyle: Double Income, No Kids. She opens up about her experiences with pregnancy loss, her son's health scares, and the changes that parenting brought to her relationship with her husband. 0:00:00 - Trigger Warning0:00:20 - Intro0:03:13 - Welcoming Kristin0:06:34

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

It's been a while since Daddy Ash has had an "accident" in public. Unfortunately, it happened at the worst place possible and has left him scarred ever since. Matty J has found a way to sort out Lola's phantom "tummy aches" at the doctors. Is he an evil genius or just a very loving dad?! Making a return for this week's episode is your Parenting Lies and Pa-Rants! We've got some good ones. We also answer your parenting questions: How do I fix my toddler's irrational fear of flies?! BUY OUR SMELLY

In this episode of Momtroversial, the hosts explore the complexities of labor and delivery, diving deep into the realities of childbirth in today’s world. They discuss the importance of clean living, the rising rates of C-sections and maternal mortality in America, and the implications of elective inductions.Listeners will gain insight into the Bishop Score, a critical tool for assessing cervical readiness for labor, and how it can influence delivery outcomes. The hosts share personal birth stories,

Hey Queens!! A full episode is on the way - but in the meantime, I've got a short FAQ to keep you company.  Because even when we're taking a pause, the conversation never stops.   Stay tuned --- more goodness is coming!! Warmly, Yasmin Your Host - X and the Single Mom Podcast http://www.xandthesinglemom.com

Send us a text What if a camera could say what your voice can’t? We sit down with Bianca, a neurodivergent artist and mother living with bipolar II, ADHD, and autistic traits, to explore how art, therapy, and the right clinical support helped her turn pain into purpose. From a turbulent childhood in post-communist Romania to a leap-of-faith move to Adelaide during the pandemic, her story threads vulnerability with resolve, and invites us to rethink what recovery and advocacy can look like. W...

MAKE SURE TO ORDER YOUR WANDERER'S FIELD GUIDE HERE & Share with a friend!In this episode, Hannah Pierrou invites listeners into the cozy, chaotic heart of her home to show how motherhood is the first mission field. Through candid storytelling — from bedtime fears over a missing barn cat to the daily grind of homeschooling and marriage, Hannah unpacks how ordinary moments become spiritual training grounds. She weaves scripture, personal confession, and practical routines together to reveal how

What happens when you’re managing a busy job or running a business and quietly going through IVF at the same time?In this powerful episode, Carina sits down with Marianne Marchesi, founder and Managing Director of Legalite, to talk about the emotional and practical realities of balancing fertility treatment and career. Marianne shares what it was really like to lead a growing law firm while navigating IVF during COVID - from countless appointments, injections, and heartbreak, to showing up at work

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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...

Scary tales with autistic heroines? In this review of The Framed Women of Ardemore House Dr. Dana Colarusso explores relatively new literary phenomenon of the autistic heroine. In this case, the female protagonist Jo Jones is victim, suspect, and investigator, all three. Yet as an autistic character she lends a new perspective on the roles neurodivergent individuals can play in both life and art. The mix of strengths and weaknesses, sensory, neurological, and social, in the atypical heroine make for

I come on the podcast this week to talk about the birth of my daughter, Wren. I talk about barely making it to the birth center and some challenges with breastfeeding.

This week, Mel kicks us off with a cool fact for travellers, Monty gets called out for her shocking investigative skills, and we reminisce about a much-loved clothing staple for teenage girls in the 90s. We ponder the murkiness of whether it's ok to put toxic stuff into your bod when someone has donated one of their organs to you, how quickly you should reply to texts, and disagree on what degree of lateness warrants a courtesy text. Enjoy! Fancy supporting us on Patreon? Find out more here. Follow

Trey got some interesting news from a psychic, and Nick's son high a milestone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From finding joy in small, everyday moments to leveraging technology as a tool for inspiration, this episode offers practical advice for overwhelmed parents and emphasizes how awe can be a protective emotional anchor in today’s chaotic world. Whether it's watching clouds, taking in art, or sharing a heartfelt show like Carl the Collector, you’ll walk away with actionable tips and renewed inspiration to reconnect with your child through the lens of wonder. About Our Guest: Deborah Farmer

Are you tired of hearing about “gentle parenting” — but still want to raise kind, confident, and emotionally intelligent kids?In this powerful episode, Greg and Rachel Denning unpack The Truth About Gentle Parenting — what works, what backfires, and what extraordinary parents are using instead.They reveal how gentle parenting often gets misapplied as permissive parenting, leaving parents exhausted, burned out, and unsure how to hold boundaries without becoming authoritarian. The Dennings share a

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