In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan related a beautiful concept of Ubuntu which means that we are made for interdependence and generosity; this is where peace is to be found. 

Previous related podcasts:

Christmas podcast 2024: A Holiday Wish: Look For Kindness in Others and You Will Find More of it

Christmas Spirit:

2 Heartwarming stories about tinsel and love

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In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan describes research that reveals that homework does not produce better academic achievement and can have a destructive effect on student’s interest in learning, their depth of understanding, and their preference for challenging tasks. Dr. Jordan also offers some solutions to consider for dealing with this issue.
 
Resources on this topic:
Making Kids Work a Second Shift: Alfie Kohn article 11-1-25:
The Homework Myth: Why Our Kids Get Too Much of a Bad Thing; Alfie Kohn, (Da Capo Press, 2006)
The Pros and Cons of Homework: Edutopia, Youki Terada, 9-26-25
The End of Homework: How Homework Disrupts Families, Overburdens Children, and Limits Learning; Etta Kralovec and John Buell, (Beacon Press, 2000)
The Game of School: Why we play it, how it hurts kids, and what it will take to change it; Robert Fried
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In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan relates many stories of how parents invalidate their daughter’s feelings and how to support girl’s emotional health.
Dr. Jordan’s previous related podcasts:
Cassandra Speaks: When women are the storytellers, the human story changes, interview with author Elizabeth Lesser
Embracing Our “Dark Feelings” of Anger, Anxiety, and Grief: interview with author Mariana Alessandri about her book: Night Vision: Seeing ourselves through dark moods

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In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan shares stories from girls who are extremely overscheduled, resulting in them feeling stressed, discontented, anxious, disconnected from family and friends and themselves, and lacking space for down time, unsupervised play, and time with family and friends.
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Dr. Jordan’s previous podcasts on related topics:
Why rushed girls are lonely and stressed
Stressed Out Teen Girls Need to Refuel
How To Be Happy, Successful, And Mindful While Getting It All Done With Laura Mae Martin

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In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan relates a story about a young girl on the streets of Mexico who reminded him of the need to express gratitude for all of our blessings, especially during this holiday season.
Dr. Jordan’s previous podcast on gratitude: Is your daughter ungrateful? George Bailey gratitude will help

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In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan describes 8 principles girls need to live out in order to become happy and fulfilled, including being internally motivated, creating their own standards of success, making decisions based on their intuition, focusing on the journey vs. the destination, cultivating regular quiet, alone time, and loving and accepting themselves.

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In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan makes a strong case for why, when young adults are starting their careers, the 1st step is to prioritize fulfillment because we all tend to get better at things we care about most. Learn the value of autonomy, flow, understanding your micro-motives and identity capitol, fixed and growth theory of motivation, and that we are not fulfilled by being excellent at something, but being deeply engaged with things that we choose.

Dr. Jordan’s previous related podcast:
The good, the bad, and the ugly about being in your twenties
How Kids Find Their Intrinsic, Lifelong Motivation
One Way We Are Crushing Our Daughter's Spirits

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Dr. Jordan interviews Dr. Judith Orloff about the challenges and gifts experienced by sensitive, empathic girls as well as ways they can best take care of themselves to avoid becoming overloaded. They also discuss Dr. Orloff’s newest book for children, The Highly Sensitive Rabbit.
Dr. Orloff is a psychiatrist, an empath, and a New York Times best-selling author who is a champion of highly sensitive children and adults. She is also on the UCLA Department of Psychiatry Clinical Faculty. 

Resources:
For more information on Dr. Orloff’s books and programs: www.drjudithorloff.com
Other books by Dr. Orloff: The Empath’s Survival Guide; The Genius of Empathy
Previous related podcasts from Dr. Jordan:
A 10 Is A 10 Is A 10: Understanding Girl's Emotional Roller Coaster
Why Girls Need To Be Angry, Anxious, and Crying

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In this podcast, Dr. Jordan describes how to teach girls that it is the pursuit of fulfillment that leads to excellence and also learn how to become aware of their intrinsic motivation. Also included is how being so future-directed (doing things because it looks good on college applications and to be accepted someday into a top college) causes kids to lose playing sports for the love of the game and learning for learning’s sake.
My favorite books on finding your calling:
Letters From My Grandfather: Timeless Wisdom For a Life Worth Living: Tim Jordan
Dark Horse: Todd Rose
The Element and Finding Your Element: Ken Robinson
The Talent Code: Daniel Coyle
Range: David Epstein
Callings: Dave Isay
Originals: Adam Grant
Everyday Greatness: Stephen Covey
The Soul’s Code: James Hillman

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In this new podcast Dr. Jordan describes how damaging labels are for kids and how to reframe behaviors into positives. Some labels discussed are being bossy, too shy or sensitive, perfectionists, weird, depressed, losing it, lazy, and socially awkward.Previous related podcasts by Dr. Jordan:Ghosts in the nurseryAre you an “unreasonable” parent? Perhaps there is a ghost in your nurseryThe most amazing girls I know: An interview with 3 “old souls”To send ideas for future podcasts, email me at [email protected]
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