WE ARE BACK! After the untimely death of our founder, Collin Kartchner, Save The Kids is back at it again! Our new podcast host is yours truly, Nate Webb, a professional counselor, child advocate, bullying expert,, and protege of Collin Kartchner.  Collin was a friend and personal mentor of mine and I am SO PUMPED to be on Save The Kids to help continue his mission.Todays episode, I talk about the top 4 ways you can help your kid be resilient and fire breathing in this scary world we liv...

Save The Kids Ep. 52:  4 ways you can help your kid to be resilient

The "Save the Kids" Podcast delves deep into the challenges and joys of the parent-child connection in today's tech-driven world. With our amazing host, Nate Webb, the podcast offers a platform for interviews with experts spanning a variety of fields, including parenting, mental health, and safe technology use. Through engaging discussions, Nate aims to equip listeners with knowledge and strategies to nurture stronger connection with their teens and kids. While honoring its roots with founder Collin Kartchner, the podcast's primary focus is to help parents raise resilient kids in a tech heavy world. We will discuss the dangers of social media, as well as talk about healthy tech habits and ways we can create and connect. Discover actionable insights by joining us on this enlightening journey. &nbsp; For more, visit savethekids.org and connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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Every now and then , I like to talk to some teens who are thriving and being resilient in this tech heavy world.  Which is exactly who I brought on the show today!   Ava Liv Mabury is a singer and a songwriter in nashville TN.  She loves to create videos about the things and people who inspire her most.  Lately she’s put out some amazing songs such as Roman empire, and generations.@avalivsmusicIf you'd like us to come speak to your community, email me at heynate@savethekid...

Save The Kids Ep. 170: A thriving teen, who doesn't love social media || Ava Liv Mabury

Dr. Madhu Rathore, is a mom to a bubbly two-year-old. She’s passionate about spreading awareness on the impact of excess screen time on young minds. Through her Instagram account, @thescreenfreeparent, she’s connected with over 83,000 fellow parents, sharing research-backed insights and fun activities to replace screen time. With a PhD in marketing and strategy, she brings a unique perspective to this discussion. Her academic background has equipped her to dive deep into peer-reviewed studies...

Save The Kids Ep. 169: Toddlers brains on screens with The Screen Free Parent

Today on the podcast, I talk about how we can be intentional with our screens this summer and what we can do to help our kids when they come to us with the age old complaint of "I'm bored"If you'd like us to come speak to your community, email me at heynate@savethekids.org or fill out this speaker form@savethekidspodcastSupport the Show.

Save The Kids Ep. 168: Parent Pulse || How to have a screen intentional summer

Substance abuse is a huge problem that is raging rampant across the nation right now.  And what is horrifying, is that kids are becoming addicted to drugs at a younger and younger age. So we need to talk about it! And just wait till you meet my guest here today.  Jim Hood is CEO of Generation S.O.S., a national nonprofit organization that implements and promotes free, peer-driven substance misuse awareness and prevention programs for students at middle schools, high schools and coll...

Save The Kids Ep. 167: Talking Substance Abuse with Jim Hood SOS

happy Monday! It's another parent pulse segment! Today I answer a question about getting on the same page as your spouse when it comes to smart phones and social media for our older kids. f you'd like us to come speak to your community, email me at heynate@savethekids.org or fill out this speaker form@savethekidspodcastSupport the Show.

Save The Kids Ep. 52: 4 ways you can help your kid to be resilient

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