Sean Clifford is the founder of Canopy, an organization committed to empowering families to enjoy a customized and healthy internet experience.  On this episode we speak specifically about how to talk to kids and teens about sexting and pornography.

Temple Grandin has the distinction of being named one of Time Magazine's most 100 influential people as well as an author, educator, and inventor. Her life’s work of understanding her own autistic mind and sharing that with the world has led her to a uniquely qualified position in which to explore technology, autism, and behavior. 

In this episode we explore things all families can do, both on and offline, to provide educational, enriching experiences. Temple discusses personal experiences with video gaming, lessons from her childhood surrounding engagement with others, and shares a pandemic plumbing frustration.

Get ready, get set!  Next week is Screen Free Week and Lucy Kidwell, global coordinator, is here to teach us all kinds of ways to stay offline and engaged in fun, real world activities.  Enjoy listening to this conversation and get a few tips on how to manage your own Screen Free Week successfully. 

As a lifelong camper and career Summer Camp Director, Michael Jacobus  observed that summer camp was changing. The majority of campers arrived GLUED to their phones. The RESET program is a complete detox from all screen-based electronic devices and the establishment of a set schedule, getting enough sleep, healthy eating habits and basically RESETTING your teen to a place of health and harmony. 

As we wrap up Season 3, take time to learn about Digital Spring Cleaning and doing your digital laundry.  This episode also includes a recommended donation site to help families leaving Ukraine.

Teens are under assault with a constant barrage of digital media, notifications and social stress!  Help your kids learn how to tame their tech and slay their digital dragons by implementing 3 R’s introduced by Dr. Alex J. Packer in today’s episode.

What should we do if we find out our child has been viewing pornography?  Marilyn Evans  is committed to helping parents understand their unique role in preparing children and teens against online harms surrounding pornography and exploitation.  In this episode we discuss how to have age appropriate talks about porn and what to do if we find our child has a habit.