Canopy's Yolanda Wooten, LINK Statewide Coordinator, tells us how LINK can help MS families. Call 800.388.6247 or visit mycanopy.org/link to connect with a Care Coordinator.

Coach Larry Calhoun introduces us to Move 2 Learn, a statewide program, for educators to help kids refocus (and maybe laugh!).

Dr. John Damon from Canopy Children’s Solutions answers several questions pertaining to mental health in children in this Parent Point interview.

Dr. Megan Lott, developmental optometrist, explains how much vision affects the whole body and many day-to-day activities.

Brenna Weaver, LPC, offers insights and suggestions for parents navigating their child's stress.

LaToya Clark-Horne, Instructional Technology Coordinator, joins us to discuss Juneteenth. This holiday is celebrated on June 19, in observance of the day enslaved African Americans were told the news of their freedom. She shares some facts about the history, some ways people celebrate/observe the day, and book recommendations related to Juneteenth.

It's an all-Halloween episode as Rhyan sits down with Scott and Michael to chat about Halloween movies, books, trick-or-treating, candy, and party activities.

In this episode, Michael sits down with Peter Zapletal of Puppet Arts Theatre to explore the magic of puppetry. We also stop by the Walter Anderson Museum of Art to see how Julian Rankin and Tony DiFatta are putting the "A" in S.T.E.A.M. And, a new Play Together featuring Scott's favorite game, CLUE.