In this episode, Sheena and Mike discuss the Summit Learning Program, the personalized learning platform developed by Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, pediatrician Priscilla Chan. While developed with the intention of bringing high-quality curriculum to underfunded school systems, some school systems are pushing back.

In this episode, Sheena and Mike discuss an article called The Tail End and the 3 things you can do to make the most of the time we have with our family.

This this episode, Sheena and Mike discuss an article by Dr. Shauna Tominey, where she shares 5 ways to talk with your kids so they feel loved. Whether your child is 3 or 13, this is amazing advice every parent can benefit from.

In this episode, Sheena and Mike discuss an article by a former Google employee who shares 10 ways that companies are using social media to actually hijack our minds. They also share a few ways you can get your kids to cut back on social media usage. If you have a teen or tween who is hooked on social media and a mobile device, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode, Mike and Sheena discuss the post written by Lauren over at They Say Parenting titled: "Snowplow Parenting: What you Need to Know." Learn exactly what snowplow parenting is and why it's doing more harm than good.

In this episode, Sheena and Mike discuss a article by Dr. Lisa Damour, where she offers advice to parents on how to help teens weather their emotional storms. They discuss how the advice is beneficial not only to teens, but to parents as well. This is a must-listen episode if you're the parent of a teen or tween.

We've all had those moments when our peers are acting in a way we'd rather personally not. Our children also face these moments daily. In this episode, Mike and Sheena discuss how to teach leadership skills to your child when it may mean going against their peers.

In this episode, Intentional Teen founder Christina Ellis talks about the 3 characteristics that make someone an "influencer" and how your children can exemplify these characteristics to step into a leadership role, themselves. Mike and Sheena also dive into how influential others are in our kids' lives, both celebrities or friends, and why we should be regularly checking in to ensure our kids' goals are their own.

In this episode, Intentional Teen founder Christina Ellis shares a personal example of a time her daughter's behavior was out of character and she skipped school... and why it's essential to stop and ask questions before reacting.

In this episode, Mike and Sheena share 3 questions from author Martin Rutte that can get your children to start thinking about what truly makes them happy and, taking it a step further, what they can do to create their version of heaven right here on earth.