In this episode of "Stuck in My Head," we sit down with the Dr. Lisa Cromer to explore the transformative power of living with intention. Join us as we explore the art of setting intentions that go beyond mere to-do lists, and discover how these intentional choices can lead to a life filled with purpose and joy. You don't wanna miss this one!

Join us for our newest episode of "Stuck in My Head" as Chris sits down with Paula Bonebrake, a leader in the field of ADHD and mental health diagnostics. Paula's journey has led her to become what Chris describes as a "diagnostic czar," reshaping the lives of individuals, both young and adult, by providing them with accurate and empowering diagnoses.

Tune in and discover how Paula Bonebrake is making a lasting impact on the lives of individuals striving to overcome obstacles and unlock their full potential.

Join Chris and Alison as they delve into the world of early childhood development with Dr. Barbara Sorrels, a renowned child development specialist. In this episode of "Stuck in My Head," discover the transformative power of recognizing what works with children and how it shapes their adult lives.

As the founder of Connected Kids, Dr. Sorrels shares evidence-based strategies to guide children through trauma and challenges, emphasizing the significance of connection and play. Reflecting on her journey that began as a volunteer caring for abandoned infants, she explores the impact of our responsibility to care for children well.

Prepare for a conversation that celebrates the crucial role of early childhood development, reminding us all that it is, indeed, "the most important job ever." Gain insights that will touch your heart and inspire you to create a brighter future for our children and the adults they become.

Join Chris and Alison as they delve into the world of early childhood development with Dr. Barbara Sorrels, a renowned child development specialist. In this episode of "Stuck in My Head," discover the transformative power of recognizing what works with children and how it shapes their adult lives.

As the founder of Connected Kids, Dr. Sorrels shares evidence-based strategies to guide children through trauma and challenges, emphasizing the significance of connection and play. Reflecting on her journey that began as a volunteer caring for abandoned infants, she explores the impact of our responsibility to care for children well.

Prepare for a conversation that celebrates the crucial role of early childhood development, reminding us all that it is, indeed, "the most important job ever." Gain insights that will touch your heart and inspire you to create a brighter future for our children and the adults they become.

This week on Stuck in My Head, we had the privilege of sitting down with Carter Newcomb and hearing his remarkable story (so far). From battling depression, drugs, and thoughts of suicide to finding hope and purpose through an unexpected source—a bike he found in a trash pile.

In this candid discussion, Carter shares his journey of transformation and how cycling became a catalyst for change. We delve into the power of community support along Route 66 and the incredible impact it had on Carter's life.

Tune in as we uncover Carter's remarkable story of finding meaning, forming community bonds, and the important role that even the simplest acts of kindness can play in transforming lives. Prepare to be inspired by the resilience and determination of a young man who turned adversity into an opportunity for growth and connection.

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This week on Stuck in My Head, we had the privilege of sitting down with Carter Newcomb and hearing his remarkable story (so far). From battling depression, drugs, and thoughts of suicide to finding hope and purpose through an unexpected source—a bike he found in a trash pile.

In this candid discussion, Carter shares his journey of transformation and how cycling became a catalyst for change. We delve into the power of community support along Route 66 and the incredible impact it had on Carter's life. 

Tune in as we uncover Carter's remarkable story of finding meaning, forming community bonds, and the important role that even the simplest acts of kindness can play in transforming lives. Prepare to be inspired by the resilience and determination of a young man who turned adversity into an opportunity for growth and connection.

Find City Cycles Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/citycyclesok

Join us for Part 2 of "Righting 1,256 Wrongs" as Chris & Alison sit down with special guest Greg (Ross) Taylor. In this conversation, they explore the fascinating journey of Greg Taylor, a talented writer, editor, and minister, with a deep passion for storytelling and social justice.

Born in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, to Okie parents, Greg's diverse experiences have shaped his perspective on life. From studying journalism at a young age to living and working in Uganda for seven years, he has traveled extensively, absorbing the richness of different cultures. Greg's professional writing career took off in 1999 with a compelling report for Christianity Today on a cult mass murder in East Africa. Since then, he has contributed to numerous magazines, including Publishers Weekly, and published several books.

In this episode, Greg dives into a discussion on reparations for black communities and the complexities of race. Drawing from his experiences and research, he offers valuable insights and engages in a compassionate dialogue about the importance of addressing historical injustices and working towards reconciliation.

Tune in to "Stuck in My Head" this week and join Chris, Alison, and Greg as they explore the depths of storytelling, social justice, and the ongoing journey towards racial healing and equality. 

To give to the 1256 Movement, visit https://1256movement.org/

Grab a copy of Greg's latest book here: https://www.amazon.com/Lay-Down-Your-Guns-Honduras/dp/B00IMOWI7Y/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=Greg+Taylor&qid=1687210982&s=audible&sr=1-2

Join us for Part 1 of "Righting 1,256 Wrongs" as Chris & Alison sit down with special guest Greg (Ross) Taylor. In this conversation, they explore the fascinating journey of Greg Taylor, a talented writer, editor, and minister, with a deep passion for storytelling and social justice.

Join hosts Chris and Alison, along with their special guest Ryan Myers, the all-school counselor at Holland Hall in Tulsa, OK, as they delve into the mysterious world of teenagers in this insightful and light-hearted episode of "Stuck in my Head." As an added twist, Ryan also happens to be Alison's husband-- surprise! :)

Whether you're a parent, teacher, mentor, or simply someone who wants to connect with the younger generation, this episode of "Stuck in my Head" is a must-listen.

In both part 1 & 2 of this episode, we work to unravel the enigma that is adolescence, sharing practical advice, heartfelt stories, and the joy of fostering meaningful relationships with teenagers. Tune in and discover how to navigate the teenage years with grace, humor, and the power of connection. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation about how to love and support teenagers well, with the added bonus of hearing insights from our friend, Ryan Myers.