Those Boys on the Hill

The gang discusses the stigma of growing up in the foster care system, and what kind of mark that leaves in the eyes of their community. 

Those Boys talk brotherhood, and what it meant to be one of Those Boys on the Hill. 

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Those Boys welcome Christine Griffith, an emotional support teacher, and discuss the importance of supporting children through challenging times. 

Those Boys talk with Rob Scheer, founder and CEO of Comfort Cases, about his foster story, and why every kid going through the system needs and deserves a little extra love. 

You can learn more about Comfort Cases at: www.comfortcases.org

Yolanda Lee, Briana's adoptive mother, joins the pod as the gang discusses the importance of adoption and proper foster care. 

Those Boys and Briana discuss the challenges of growing up without ever knowing their real dads.  Elliott grapples with backlash from Moms over the latest blog post.  

Those Boys catch up after their summer hiatus, and Elliott reads a book excerpt from when they first heard some harrowing news about their mother. 

How Great Leaders Inspire Action: https://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_inspire_action?language=en 

With the planned guest unable to attend, the pod talks about the challenges of aging out of the foster care system and reminds everyone to join the season finale event: THOSE BOYS ON THE GRILLE, June 12th at 6:30 on Facebook live. 

The pod celebrates its 20th episode and reflects on favorite moments, friendship, and the progress made writing the book.  Don't miss the THOSE BOYS ON THE GRILLE live facebook event on June 12th starting at 6:30pm.  Also, be sure to check out the Comfort Cases website https://www.comfortcases.org/ to learn more about the charity founded by our season finale guest Rob Scheer, author of  A Forever Family: Fostering Change One Child at a Time.

Elliott and Iszel catch up with life-long friend Cory Spencer.  They talk about their first encounter in the staircase of Avon Grove Elementary, loyalty, and understanding the fear of life after the home.