In this hilarious episode, Cheyenne asks Stephanie about her experience with motherhood. From water gun fights in the house to the sweetest Easter cards, our moms are the best!

The boundaries between the child’s freedom and the adult’s desire to parent often gets blurry as roles change.  Happy to be past that stage, Cheyenne and Stephanie explore the dynamics of parenting an adult child.

In this episode of 'Now She Tells Me,' hosts Cheyenne Cashion and her mother, Stephanie Nalls, discuss their recent experiences with the 'Brace for Impact Parent Expo.' They provide a recap of the event, mentioning the various vendors, speakers, and sponsors involved. Despite some obstacles, they learned valuable lessons for future events. They also delve into their personal and professional dynamics, highlighting the challenges and benefits of working together as family. Topics include internet safety, cyberbullying, and suicide prevention, along with methods for managing children's transitions. Cheyenne and Stephanie also reflect on their work styles, the complexities of delegating tasks, and the importance of mentorship. Additionally, they discuss the potential pitfalls and successes of working with romantic partners and other family members. The episode wraps up with announcements for Futures Academy and a call for sponsors. Brought to you by:

In this episode of 'Can I Have Twenty Bucks', co-hosts Stephanie Nalls and Cheyenne Cashion discuss a variety of topics ranging from family matters and illnesses to the impact of stress and ADHD on their daily lives. The conversation touches on Stephanie's friend Brandy, who recently contracted COVID-19, and Cheyenne's child, River, who has started preschool and brings home 'kid germs'. They explore the challenges of managing time, particularly in the context of ADHD, and share personal anecdotes about their struggles with hyper-focus and time misperception. They also reflect on coping mechanisms and the importance of mindfulness and grounding. The episode concludes with announcements about their upcoming event 'Brace for Impact Parent Expo.' Brought to you by:

Domestic violence is probably more common than most of us realize.  When 1 in 3 women and 1 and 4 men experience domestic abuse in their lifetimes, it’s a topic that should be discussed more openly.  Mid-Coast Family Services will be speaking on this topic at the Brace for Impact Parent Expo on March 1. Hope of South Texas will also be on hand with resources for those who need help.  If this episode touches you, please share it. Brought to you by: