The Normal Life Podcast

Chris may not know how to pronounce his last name, but he does know the value of mentoring, balancing leading with following, and taking steps to improve financial literacy. Oh, and he had a show on PBS that didn't require him to wear an animal costume.

Okay, not everyone knows the joys of early morning school drop offs, but they can be a great time to connect with your kid. Or your spawn, depending on how you view the younger human that lives in your house.

Well, it's back-to-school blues for many, many children across our land. Parents may be dealing with a wide range of emotions as well. My 11-year-old weighs in on the issue and we revisit a fun interview with Daphne from The Coffee Foundation.

Well, I miss seeing my friend Judge Leroy Burke. Maybe if I share this previous episode he will hear it over the airwaves and send me a text? In the meantime, here's a conversation about Da Raiders, juvenile justice, Jimi Hendrix, and more...

Despite being a Knicks fan, Danielle is a vibrant personality who deeply values advocacy and personal connections. These goals more fully developed once she moved from her previous life as a college campus chaplain, to a mindset and practice of valuing all people without restrictions. Since making Savannah her home, Danielle has immersed herself in many things, including The Human Project, a monthly book club, and her policy work with the DEEP Center.

Fatherhood. Faith. Mentoring. Living Kosher.

Our conversation with Dr. Benjamin Warsaw covers a wide variety of topics. Once we figured out a very difficult seating situation, Dr. Ben and I "broke Lamb", discussed fatherhood and Kosher foods, and shared at least one questionable joke.

Self view, reflection, introspection.

Victoria is back in the studio for this week’s episode and recover a variety of topics including, #ballislife , lessons learned by being a mentor, and how to create a safe place through Park Place Outreach, Inc.

This week, Deep Center reps Brandy and Jezmine are in the studio to talk about poetry, youth slam competitions, and how they were mentored as youth. Don’t miss the Youth Poetry Slam on May 30th at Southwest Chatham Live Oak Public Library.

Do you ever feel like culture is just passing you by? Well, you are in luck because we have an expert in the studio today to give us all the lowdown on Gen Alpha slang. Yes, that's right.

Kate is an engaging educator, athlete, writer, and encourager. She helps us to tackle topics like; human trafficking, OCD, and ADHD. These topics can be awkward, misunderstood, and scary and our conversation helps to break down these barriers to gain better understanding. Kate is also looking for youth mentors to invest in the lives of teenage girls who receive support through Tharros Place.