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There is something magical about your very first pony. In today’s episode Regina and Lynn are answering the questions from an article from The Spruce, that answered questions about buying a child’s first pony. The article poses some questions and provides professional, rational, and logical advice.
Regina and Lynn will share their answers to the questions with listeners, along with their own perspective, advice, and stories from their first ponies.
Join us in reminiscing about your first pony in this first episode of the Horse Industry Podcast.
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In this interview I sit down with Dr. Holly Oxhandler of Baylor University, and fellow Hope * Writer. She speaks about the importance of self-care in our current season of life. Find more about Holly at hollyoxhandler.com to subscribe for Self-Care for Helpers / Instagram @hollyoxhandler/Co-Host of CXMH: On Faith & Mental Health Podcast
In the 1980’s Paul Lally directed over 100 episodes of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. In this wonderful interview he shares with me about “one of his best friends,” Fred Rogers.
What is a Troubled Child? We will look closer at the power of connection and intention in the classroom with co- author and educator, Michael McKnight. His newest work, along with Lori L. Desautels, Ph.D., EYES ARE NEVER QUIET, is "a beautifully written, informative, sensitive and powerful book on the hugely impact important, widespread, and complex are of trauma, adversity, and resilience. Not to be missed."-Dr. Karen Trainman
What does it take to be a person of discipline? How do we narrow our focus? Listen as I share two tips to be effective, and stay present.
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