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Feed Me Bubbe

Zwei Stunden lang stellen sich Robert Steiner und Ratte Rolf-Rüdiger auf Radio Wien jeden Sonntag in „Wow“ zwischen 8.00 und 10.00 Uhr den kniffeligen Fragen der anrufenden Kinder. Einen Zusammenschnitt der Sendung gibt es als Podcast.

Radio Wien WOW

InnovatED  is your view into tomorrow's classroom innovations today.  Your host Don Wettrick talks with students, teachers, education leaders and even business people who are working with tomorrows education innovations right now.

InnovatED is your view into tomorrow's classroom innovations today. Your host Don Wettrick talks with students, teachers, education leaders and even business people who are working with tomorrows education innovations right now.

InnovatED - Tomorrow's Education Innovations Today

Sharing family friendly entertainment through old time radio, and more.

Lum and Abner – Retro Radio Podcast

Begun when she was just eleven years old, Love and Friendship is one of Jane Austen's stories that very few readers may have encountered before. 

Austen experts feel that this story was written, like many others, only for the pleasure of her family and friends. It is scribbled across three notebooks, in childish handwriting, and the complete work is thought to have been written over a period of six or seven years. It is dedicated to one of her cousins, whom she was very close to, Eliza de Feuillide. Eliza herself was an extremely colorful figure and is thought to have been the illegitimate daughter of the first Governor General of India, Warren Hastings. She was also a witness to the French Revolution where her husband, the self styled Comte de Feuillide was guillotined. 

For the young Jane, these events must have been sheer inspiration to a writer's imagination. Love and Friendship takes the shape of an expostulatory novel. Written as a series of letters from Laura to a much younger Marianne who is her friend Isabel's daughter, it is meant to apprise the young and flighty Marianne about the dangers of infatuation and falling headlong into romantic love. The book offers an early and crucial insight into Jane Austen's style, her wonderful sense of humor and her take on contemporary society. 

At times, she portrays events almost in parody form, at others, she is sharp and critical, but as always, the typical Jane Austen brand of gentle, sparkling wit is highly evident. She describes the concept of “sensibility” or what we would today call “sensitivity” or “sentimentality” and how it can be taken to ridiculous extremes. The deliberately twisted and complicated plot is replete with fainting fits, deaths due to a variety of causes, including “galloping consumption,” plenty of drama, elopements galore, unbelievable coincidences and wicked philanderers—all the elements that a typical potboiler of the era would contain. 

Love and Friendship was written primarily for the amusement of her large and gregarious family, and young Jane was probably called upon to read her writings aloud. The reader can only imagine the sheer hilarity that the novel must have evoked. As part of a collection of Jane Austen Juvenilia, this is indeed a treasure trove for Jane Austen enthusiasts as it offers early glimpses of that brilliant talent which was to shine forth a few years later and delight readers of all ages.

Begun when she was just eleven years old, Love and Friendship is one of Jane Austen's stories that very few readers may have encountered before. Austen experts feel that this story was written, like many others, only for the pleasure of her family and friends. It is scribbled across three notebooks, in childish handwriting, and the complete work is thought to have been written over a period of six or seven years. It is dedicated to one of her cousins, whom she was very close to, Eliza de Feuillide. Eliza herself was an extremely colorful figure and is thought to have been the illegitimate daughter of the first Governor General of India, Warren Hastings. She was also a witness to the French Revolution where her husband, the self styled Comte de Feuillide was guillotined. For the young Jane, these events must have been sheer inspiration to a writer's imagination. Love and Friendship takes the shape of an expostulatory novel. Written as a series of letters from Laura to a much younger Marianne who is her friend Isabel's daughter, it is meant to apprise the young and flighty Marianne about the dangers of infatuation and falling headlong into romantic love. The book offers an early and crucial insight into Jane Austen's style, her wonderful sense of humor and her take on contemporary society. At times, she portrays events almost in parody form, at others, she is sharp and critical, but as always, the typical Jane Austen brand of gentle, sparkling wit is highly evident. She describes the concept of “sensibility” or what we would today call “sensitivity” or “sentimentality” and how it can be taken to ridiculous extremes. The deliberately twisted and complicated plot is replete with fainting fits, deaths due to a variety of causes, including “galloping consumption,” plenty of drama, elopements galore, unbelievable coincidences and wicked philanderers—all the elements that a typical potboiler of the era would contain. Love and Friendship was written primarily for the amusement of her large and gregarious family, and young Jane was probably called upon to read her writings aloud. The reader can only imagine the sheer hilarity that the novel must have evoked. As part of a collection of Jane Austen Juvenilia, this is indeed a treasure trove for Jane Austen enthusiasts as it offers early glimpses of that brilliant talent which was to shine forth a few years later and delight readers of all ages.

Love and Friendship by Jane Austen

Bearing a striking resemblance to Aesop of Aesop's Fables fame, American author Joel Chandler Harris' Uncle Remus is also a former slave who loves to tell simple and pithy stories. Uncle Remus or to give it its original title, Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings was published in late 1880 and received instant acclaim. The book was reviewed in hundreds of journals and newspapers across the country, leading to its immense success, both critical and financial. 

“Remus” was originally a fictional character in a newspaper column. Harris, who was a journalist with the Atlanta Constitution, a small-town newspaper, first presented Remus to the world via a regular column in which Remus was depicted as a person who regularly visited the newspaper offices to talk about the social issues of the day. However, later, Remus began to increasingly recount plantation folktales that Harris had compiled. He had heard them from the slaves of Turnworld Plantation as a 16 year old school dropout, working as an apprentice in a newspaper office located in the area. Harris was a poor, illegitimate, immigrant Irish boy who found more in common with the slaves on the plantation than with his so called social equals. He spent much of his free time in the slave quarters, absorbing their lifestyle, folklore and legends. 

Uncle Remus is famous also for one of its most lovable and astute characters, Br'er Rabbit. This smart, yet mischievous fellow and his companions have provided endless entertainment for generations of children. The original stories were rendered in authentic Southern Georgia slave dialect and later adapted so that they could be better understood. Apart from the doings of the trickster rabbit, Uncle Remus contains poems, songs and folk-tales deeply rooted in the plantation tradition. Though early critics were dismayed by the apparent racist nature of the stories and the passive acceptance of the slave-owning situation, modern versions have overcome these aspects and Uncle Remus today provides education, information and entertainment for children and parents. 

The 29 books that were originally written have been compiled into nine Uncle Remus series and three books were published posthumously. A total of 185 Uncle Remus stories were penned and they were path breaking in their depiction of the authentic speech of the Southern plantations. Extensively adapted for radio, animation, film and television, Uncle Remus is today an essential part of children's literature. In fact, not just children, but older readers too will find the book a delightful classic!

Bearing a striking resemblance to Aesop of Aesop's Fables fame, American author Joel Chandler Harris' Uncle Remus is also a former slave who loves to tell simple and pithy stories. Uncle Remus or to give it its original title, Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings was published in late 1880 and received instant acclaim. The book was reviewed in hundreds of journals and newspapers across the country, leading to its immense success, both critical and financial. “Remus” was originally a fictional character in a newspaper column. Harris, who was a journalist with the Atlanta Constitution, a small-town newspaper, first presented Remus to the world via a regular column in which Remus was depicted as a person who regularly visited the newspaper offices to talk about the social issues of the day. However, later, Remus began to increasingly recount plantation folktales that Harris had compiled. He had heard them from the slaves of Turnworld Plantation as a 16 year old school dropout, working as an apprentice in a newspaper office located in the area. Harris was a poor, illegitimate, immigrant Irish boy who found more in common with the slaves on the plantation than with his so called social equals. He spent much of his free time in the slave quarters, absorbing their lifestyle, folklore and legends. Uncle Remus is famous also for one of its most lovable and astute characters, Br'er Rabbit. This smart, yet mischievous fellow and his companions have provided endless entertainment for generations of children. The original stories were rendered in authentic Southern Georgia slave dialect and later adapted so that they could be better understood. Apart from the doings of the trickster rabbit, Uncle Remus contains poems, songs and folk-tales deeply rooted in the plantation tradition. Though early critics were dismayed by the apparent racist nature of the stories and the passive acceptance of the slave-owning situation, modern versions have overcome these aspects and Uncle Remus today provides education, information and entertainment for children and parents. The 29 books that were originally written have been compiled into nine Uncle Remus series and three books were published posthumously. A total of 185 Uncle Remus stories were penned and they were path breaking in their depiction of the authentic speech of the Southern plantations. Extensively adapted for radio, animation, film and television, Uncle Remus is today an essential part of children's literature. In fact, not just children, but older readers too will find the book a delightful classic!

Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris

History made interesting for young readers—This Country of Ours by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall provides a simple and easy to comprehend way of looking at the history of the United States.

Arranged chronologically in seven long chapters, it presents events in a story form, making them memorable and very different from other formats. One of the challenges that writers of history face is about fleshing out the characters and making the bland repetition of dates and dynasties seem relevant to modern day readers. Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall was a British writer who wrote several children's books. Her most famous work is Our Island Story, a book of British history, which was considered to be the definitive children's history of Britain for more than half a century. However, some of Marshall's books may be found to be historically inaccurate, racially biased and often rely on mythology, legend and even Shakespeare as the source of material.

This Country of Ours was published in the UK in 1917 and later was also reissued as The Story of the United States in 1919. It begins with a brief account of the Vikings and how they were the people who really discovered America, before the advent of Columbus. The story of Columbus and his famous expedition are thrillingly recounted along with stories of the English and French explorers who also sailed to the New World. New England, the Middle and Southern Colonies, the American War of Independence, the Civil War and Abraham Lincoln, the abolition of Slavery and finally the coming of World War I where the book ends make up the rest of the story.

Apart from children, adults will also find it interesting to skim through as many of us have forgotten the details of our history lessons learned in school. Another important aspect is that This Country of Ours was written at a time when it was still fashionable to be patriotic! Today, we are so accustomed to having our great leaders' lives ripped open to public scrutiny and very few of them have survived the onslaught of scandal and the loss of personal reputation. This Country of Ours takes us back to a more innocent era when the great figures of history were still role models for children to be emulated.

As a general overview of American History, This Country of Ours is indeed a good book to read.

History made interesting for young readers—This Country of Ours by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall provides a simple and easy to comprehend way of looking at the history of the United States. Arranged chronologically in seven long chapters, it presents events in a story form, making them memorable and very different from other formats. One of the challenges that writers of history face is about fleshing out the characters and making the bland repetition of dates and dynasties seem relevant to modern day readers. Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall was a British writer who wrote several children's books. Her most famous work is Our Island Story, a book of British history, which was considered to be the definitive children's history of Britain for more than half a century. However, some of Marshall's books may be found to be historically inaccurate, racially biased and often rely on mythology, legend and even Shakespeare as the source of material. This Country of Ours was published in the UK in 1917 and later was also reissued as The Story of the United States in 1919. It begins with a brief account of the Vikings and how they were the people who really discovered America, before the advent of Columbus. The story of Columbus and his famous expedition are thrillingly recounted along with stories of the English and French explorers who also sailed to the New World. New England, the Middle and Southern Colonies, the American War of Independence, the Civil War and Abraham Lincoln, the abolition of Slavery and finally the coming of World War I where the book ends make up the rest of the story. Apart from children, adults will also find it interesting to skim through as many of us have forgotten the details of our history lessons learned in school. Another important aspect is that This Country of Ours was written at a time when it was still fashionable to be patriotic! Today, we are so accustomed to having our great leaders' lives ripped open to public scrutiny and very few of them have survived the onslaught of scandal and the loss of personal reputation. This Country of Ours takes us back to a more innocent era when the great figures of history were still role models for children to be emulated. As a general overview of American History, This Country of Ours is indeed a good book to read.

This Country of Ours by Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall

The parenting podcast by stay-at-home dads.

Breaking Dads: The Parenting Podcast

The Dog Trainers Connection helps Good Dog Trainers Become Great Ones! Host Bonnie Brown interviews experts who give unique, practical advice as well as solid information on dog training, behavior, nutrition and other dog related topics. 

DTC - We don't follow the pack!

The Dog Trainers Connection helps Good Dog Trainers Become Great Ones! Host Bonnie Brown interviews experts who give unique, practical advice as well as solid information on dog training, behavior, nutrition and other dog related topics. DTC - We don't follow the pack!

The Dog Trainers Connection

Welcome to the weekly podcast of the Warehouse Church in Plano, TX. To learn more or contact us, visit our website at www.warehousechurch.com.

Warehouse Church

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Bedtime stories

<div class="gmail_default">Familieliv er en samtalepodkast om de utallige sidene livet kan by på. Her dykker vi ned i alt fra estetikk og farger, kvinnehelse og fødselsomsorg, samliv og foreldreskap, relasjoner og mental helse. De små og store hendelsene det er bra å ikke føle seg alene om å oppleve. Med et ønske om å skape større takhøyde og mindre ensomhet, og et fellesskap det er rom for og plass til alle. Samtaler med programleder Oda Weider-Krog og gjester. <br></div><span class="im"><div class="gmail_default"><br></div><div class="gmail_default"><div class="gmail_default">For kommersielle samarbeid kontakt: <a href="mailto:silje@modernemedia.no" target="_blank">silje@modernemedia.no</a></div></div></span>

Familieliv er en samtalepodkast om de utallige sidene livet kan by på. Her dykker vi ned i alt fra estetikk og farger, kvinnehelse og fødselsomsorg, samliv og foreldreskap, relasjoner og mental helse. De små og store hendelsene det er bra å ikke føle seg alene om å oppleve. Med et ønske om å skape større takhøyde og mindre ensomhet, og et fellesskap det er rom for og plass til alle. Samtaler med programleder Oda Weider-Krog og gjester. For kommersielle samarbeid kontakt: silje@modernemedia.no

Familieliv er en samtalepodkast&nbsp;om de utallige sidene livet kan by på. Her dykker vi ned i alt fra estetikk og farger, kvinnehelse og fødselsomsorg, samliv og foreldreskap, relasjoner og mental helse. De små og store hendelsene det er bra å ikke føle seg alene om å oppleve. Med et ønske om å skape større takhøyde og mindre ensomhet, og et fellesskap det er rom for og plass til alle. Samtaler med programleder Oda Weider-Krog og gjester.&nbsp;<br><br>For kommersielle samarbeid kontakt:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:silje@modernemedia.no" rel="noopener noreferrer">silje@modernemedia.no</a>

Familieliv

A podcast from the Alliance for Excellent Education that explores the rapid changes happening in the body and the brain during adolescence and what these changes mean for educators, policymakers, and parents.

Critical Window

When the three magi are inadvertently sent to the future, they must brave the chaos and cold of our modern day Christmas if they want to find Baby Jesus in time. The Quest for Christmas is the adventure comedy podcast for your holiday season Brought to you by Secret Level Entertainment.

Magi & The Quest for Christmas

A podcast dedicated to animals and people, living life in extraordinary ways in the face of adversity.

Extraordinary Furballs

Как появление ребенка меняет жизнь? Как оставаться хорошим родителем, не отказываясь от собственных желаний и амбиций? Становится ли проще с каждым следующим ребенком и каково это — быть отцом в декрете? Ответы на эти и многие другие вопросы ищет молодая мама и подкастер Аня Ковалева. Откровенно говорим с родителями на важные темы и собираем советы и лайфхаки от экспертов.

Это подкаст студии студии «Шторм» — https://brainstorm.fm/
И на наш телеграм-канал — https://t.me/soundslikeme
Сотрудничество и реклама: 180@brainstorm.fm

Как появление ребенка меняет жизнь? Как оставаться хорошим родителем, не отказываясь от собственных желаний и амбиций? Становится ли проще с каждым следующим ребенком и каково это — быть отцом в декрете? Ответы на эти и многие другие вопросы ищет молодая мама и подкастер Аня Ковалева. Откровенно говорим с родителями на важные темы и собираем советы и лайфхаки от экспертов. Это подкаст студии студии «Шторм» — https://brainstorm.fm/ И на наш телеграм-канал — https://t.me/soundslikeme Сотрудничество и реклама: 180@brainstorm.fm

Мамакаст

Glisten is a Women’s monthly talk show that contains interviews with incredible people who have found purpose in serving and helping others despite their own struggles. In essence they are living life from the inside out. These interviews are designed to help begin conversations about important issues that we all face. Great conversations are the doorway to greater empathy and understanding. It's important that we recognize that each person is a gift. Simply having a conversation with someone can reveal great treasure that both enjoy. 

Glisten truly means living life from the inside out.

Glisten is a Women’s monthly talk show that contains interviews with incredible people who have found purpose in serving and helping others despite their own struggles. In essence they are living life from the inside out. These interviews are designed to help begin conversations about important issues that we all face. Great conversations are the doorway to greater empathy and understanding. It's important that we recognize that each person is a gift. Simply having a conversation with someone can reveal great treasure that both enjoy. Glisten truly means living life from the inside out.

Glisten With Charla Turner

This is a podcast dedicated to all things parenting. The good, the bad, the advice, the poop.  Hosted by a new dad, just trying to stay one step ahead of a kid who can't walk yet.

This is a podcast dedicated to all things parenting. The good, the bad, the advice, the poop. Hosted by a new dad, just trying to stay one step ahead of a kid who can't walk yet.

Operation: DadPod

嗨，我是是霧鹿，我搬回台灣囉！
2022年9月底又開播了，未來大概是一週一集的頻率，分享可愛又溫馨的童書繪本哦！
也歡迎到臉書「霧鹿讀繪本」上按讚，您的支持是我的行動力^_^
Cover art photo provided by Andrew Wulf on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@andreuuuw

嗨，我是是霧鹿，我搬回台灣囉！ 2022年9月底又開播了，未來大概是一週一集的頻率，分享可愛又溫馨的童書繪本哦！ 也歡迎到臉書「霧鹿讀繪本」上按讚，您的支持是我的行動力^_^ Cover art photo provided by Andrew Wulf on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@andreuuuw

霧鹿讀繪本

BYU fans love a good tailgate before big games. One of the biggest Cougar fans wants you to stop by to rant and chat about the teams that wear white and blue. Lauren McClain wants to hear from you on Cougar Tailgate as she and her raucous roundtable grill up spicy takes and potentially spicy food.

Cougar Tailgate

We are blessed to have so many stories to tell in Leander ISD, a fast-growth, high-achieving school district in Austin, Texas. Our podcast network includes several regular shows, including Student Voice; Let's Talk, Learn, and Have Fun with Bruce and Friends; and more to come.

Leander ISD Podcast Network

Teens have it rough dealing with puberty, emotions, school, and everything else life has to offer. Sadie Ward brings you a podcast to help parents and kids navigate these crazy times.

KSP UnPlugged’s Podcast

Read. Write. Think. with Renee is a podcast for teachers, because we're all teachers. We believe every child deserves a team of support. If you have a child in your life - this podcast is for you! Classroom teachers, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, neighbors - we'll discuss tips for raising up readers, writers, and thinkers so that every child has the chance to be the best version of themselves!

Read Write Think (and Listen) with Renee Podcast

Hjallastefnan heima er ætlað að vera stuðningur við barnafjölskyldur og gera fjölskyldulífið og uppeldið ánægjulegra. Við deilum lykilþáttum í hugmyndafræði Hjallastefnunnar sem við vitum að virkar vel í öllum aðstæðum. 

Í þáttunum er rætt við skólastýrur, kennara, foreldra og aðra góða gesti sem veita góð ráð sem nýtast heima fyrir.

Hjallastefnan heima er ætlað að vera stuðningur við barnafjölskyldur og gera fjölskyldulífið og uppeldið ánægjulegra. Við deilum lykilþáttum í hugmyndafræði Hjallastefnunnar sem við vitum að virkar vel í öllum aðstæðum. Í þáttunum er rætt við skólastýrur, kennara, foreldra og aðra góða gesti sem veita góð ráð sem nýtast heima fyrir.

Hjallastefnan heima

Welcome to the world of imagination, fun and creativity. Friends here not only talk and share their favorite books, topics but also bring their imagination &amp; thoughts to share with us spreading love and laughter.Image copyright: Ramya Mohandas.

Welcome to the world of imagination, fun and creativity. Friends here not only talk and share their favorite books, topics but also bring their imagination & thoughts to share with us spreading love and laughter.Image copyright: Ramya Mohandas.

Read.Inspire.Laugh

At Home With Brie is a multi award-winning kids podcast that brings you conversations with Aussie kids from around the country. Brianna Peterson (former host and producer of ABC Kids Imagine This podcast), gets to the heart of what it's like to be a kid growing up in Australia at this time in history. To hear about all the fun things that kids are up to visit <a href="https://athomewithbrie.com.au" rel="noopener">https://athomewithbrie.com.au</a><br /><br />Then, in the evenings, At Night With Brie helps you relax your body and soothe your mind for the sweetest dreams.<br /><br />We’d love you to subscribe to both podcasts, tell your friends! And please remember to rate and review so that other people like you can find At Home With Brie!

At Home With Brie is a multi award-winning kids podcast that brings you conversations with Aussie kids from around the country. Brianna Peterson (former host and producer of ABC Kids Imagine This podcast), gets to the heart of what it's like to be a kid growing up in Australia at this time in history. To hear about all the fun things that kids are up to visit https://athomewithbrie.com.auThen, in the evenings, At Night With Brie helps you relax your body and soothe your mind for the sweetest dreams.We’d love you to subscribe to both podcasts, tell your friends! And please remember to rate and review so that other people like you can find At Home With Brie!

At Home With Brie is a multi award-winning kids podcast that brings you conversations with Aussie kids from around the country. Brianna Peterson (former host and producer of ABC Kids Imagine This podcast), gets to the heart of what it's like to be a kid growing up in Australia at this time in history. To hear about all the fun things that kids are up to visit <a href="https://athomewithbrie.com.au" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://athomewithbrie.com.au</a><br><br>Then, in the evenings, At Night With Brie helps you relax your body and soothe your mind for the sweetest dreams.<br><br>We’d love you to subscribe to both podcasts, tell your friends! And please remember to rate and review so that other people like you can find At Home With Brie!

At Home With Brie: Conversations with kids around Australia

<p>« Il faut tout un village pour élever un enfant » : ce proverbe africain nous rappelle combien l’éducation est une affaire de solidarité et se nourrit de personnes dont s’inspirer. En quête de réponses et curieux des savoirs qui circulent ci et là, Jambon Coquillettes interroge des professionnels de l’enfance sur leur expertise, mais également sur leur propre expérience de parents. L’occasion d’élargir son horizon et de s’enrichir du vivant où s’entremêlent théorie, tâtonnements, petits échecs et grandes joies. Bienvenue sur Jambon Coquillettes !</p>

« Il faut tout un village pour élever un enfant » : ce proverbe africain nous rappelle combien l’éducation est une affaire de solidarité et se nourrit de personnes dont s’inspirer. En quête de réponses et curieux des savoirs qui circulent ci et là, Jambon Coquillettes interroge des professionnels de l’enfance sur leur expertise, mais également sur leur propre expérience de parents. L’occasion d’élargir son horizon et de s’enrichir du vivant où s’entremêlent théorie, tâtonnements, petits échecs et grandes joies. Bienvenue sur Jambon Coquillettes !

Jambon Coquillettes

<p>We cover all Hot Topics, including the things you are uncomfortable talking about!!!</p>

We cover all Hot Topics, including the things you are uncomfortable talking about!!!

Tha Real Royalty Podcast

תנינה היא מכשפה צעירה, שמתגוררת במעלית עם החתול שלה, קורקבן. בכל פרק היא יוצאת לפתור סוגיה שמטרידה את מנוחתה. הסיפורים עליה למרות היותם דמיוניים, עוסקים בסופו של דבר בניסיון שלה להבין את העולם ולהיות חלק ממנו. חלק מרכזי בעולם של כל אדם וודאי שחלק חשוב מעולמו של ילד המתבונן על העולם ומנסה להבין מה הוא ומה מקומו.

תנינה

My name is Lenny. I, like you, am a kid living in quarantine. I love magic. And fairytales. I will be telling you my version of classic tales, giving you magic lessons, and giving interviews to my friends and family members on the show. I’m exited to make my own podcast and I hope your exited to listen. Let the adventure begin!

Retold

A light informal podcast discussing the reef aquarium hobby and wild coral reef conservation

For The Reef Podcast

This podcast is so people can learn about Ancient Greek

Taking a Peek at Ancient Greek

Parenting in a Pandemic?! Ya’ll, I have a deep respect for parents who do it all and as a newish parent to Wild Child Benjamin, I have a lot of questions! At Parent Chat, I’ll talk to Parents about how they juggle ALL OF THE THINGS. Tune in to hear from parents across the spectrum-what it was like to learn they were about to become Parents, what it’s like to balance multiple children, or work or relationships. I want to celebrate and honor the journey of parenthood- Come with Open Ears and Open Hearts. We’re all just doing the best we can! Interview Requests contact parentchatpodcast@gmail.com

Parent Chat

Head, Heart, Homefront is a production from the Barry Robinson Center that’s focused on mental health and resiliency for military families. Tune in to learn tips, tools, and techniques to support your family!

Presented by The Barry Robinson Center
Hosted by Erin Lindstrom

Head, Heart, Homefront is a production from the Barry Robinson Center that’s focused on mental health and resiliency for military families. Tune in to learn tips, tools, and techniques to support your family! Presented by The Barry Robinson Center Hosted by Erin Lindstrom

Head, Heart, Homefront

personal audio diaries interwoven with intimate interviews about the early days of new motherhood, crash landing on the island postpartum — by Amy Bornman and Sophia Cardillo

this island, postpartum

Every life is lived in unique phases we all have to navigate through. Whether you're a young adult or empty nester, single or married, pursuing an education or pursuing a career (or both!), your phase of life is important and distinct. Join Matt McClane, a dad to 2 and Eastview Students Pastor, and Emilee Wiggs, a young adult and Eastview Kids Ministry Partner, for insightful and encouraging conversations twice a month. We'll talk about the phase of life you're in, while equipping you to lead and understand others in a different phase. Learn more about Eastview's family ministries at eastview.church.

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