Exploring Kids & Family

Podcasts about Kids & Family

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Episodes about Kids & Family

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The holiday season this time around 🦃! Welcome to another minisode, with a new guest, mclovin (his username)! In this, we talk about some guitar stuff (groups/artists we like, styles we play, strengths/weaknesses, guitar types), some thoughts on the recent US presidential election, a little on badminton skills, some experiences on how to charm someone you like (directness, calm persona, approach anxiety), and some Thanksgiving memories (favorite food, elementary school projects, etc). We hope you guys enjoy, thanks for listening once again!
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Send us a textOur special guest today is Angela Breidenbach, the executive director of the International Institute of Genealogical Studies. Angela shares the crucial importance of sharing family history with children. Through captivating stories, she emphasizes the impact of knowing one's ancestral journey, whether heroic, cautionary, or inspiring. Angela spotlights how understanding family history can shape a child's identity and purpose. Join us as we unravel the power of passing down stories and heritage to future generations.Here are the top 3 key takeaways from our conversation today with Angela.Imparting Identity and Inspiration: Family history provides a sense of belonging, community, and understanding. By sharing tales of heroism, cautionary stories, and talents passed down through generations, parents can inspire children to overcome challenges and embrace their unique identities and abilities.Racism and Entitlement: Understanding one's genealogy helps dismantle prejudice, eliminate a sense of entitlement, and fosters a spirit of connection with people from diverse backgrounds. This empowers individuals to find their place in the world and appreciate the rich tapestry of human heritage.Empowerment Through Ancestral Tales: Encouraging children and grandchildren to know their family roots fosters a deeper connection with their heritage, empowering them to find their talents and lean into their innate abilities. By understanding their ancestral lineage, individuals can discover their purpose and navigate their life path with the wisdom of generations before them.Discover more about Angela, her work and her books on her website.Check out free resources and downloads on my website: Website: http://SandraKayChambers.com Follow Me on Social Media: Instagram: http://instagram.com/SandraKayChambers Facebook: http://facebook.com/SandraKayChambersauthor Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/SandraKayChamberswriter Thanks to my Virtual Assistant, Alyssa Avant (https://alyssaavantandcompany.com), for her tech genius and help with this podcast.
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“Being uniquely ourselves to our fullest potential…” In this captivating episode of the She’s Electric podcast, we explore the journey of Todd Joseph. A serial entrepreneur and former pastor, Todd’s gone from building award-winning businesses like Opuntia Café (Time Magazine's top 100 places in the world) to leading a unique church from Oakland’s hipster community. Todd dives into the distinctions between religion and spirituality, the essence of living authentically, and the transformative power of meditation. Plus, gain life lessons from Todd's personal experiences, including building an orphanage in Kenya and confronting his vulnerabilities. If you’ve ever wondered about your purpose and how you want to show up in the world, this one’s a must…
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Jesus understood how open children are to the love and teachings of God. Sometimes watching the actions of your kids will give clues as to how you may shape their love and understand of God in deeper ways. Today we discuss four ways to mold the heart of your children to better reflect God’s love language and you’ll hear how my daughter showed me God’s love language.  
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This week’s extra secret has the ladies diving into some truly unforgettable (and slightly traumatic) moments, from leaving babies behind in car parks to being left behind on holiday! Plus, there’s a brand-new potty training anthem that’ll be stuck in your head for weeks. Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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So many geocachers are passionate about the game of geocaching and that passion can manifest in many different ways. Many host events and create hides while many others enjoy documenting their travels and adventures in blog or vlog form. Once such geocacher, who you may be familiar with, is Halemeister from the Geocaching with Halemeister YouTube Channel. In this episode, I’m joined by Halemeister as we discuss everything from how he got started vlogging, to the origins of Mr. Bill, and much more. Web: http://geocacheadventures.org Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast Instagram: @geocache_adventures YouTube @geocacheadventures1807
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Dr. Tom Griffiths discusses a case involving a fall from a 3-meter board. Possible outcomes are discussed. Learn how to prevent falls.
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In this special episode of Love Like Crazy, hosts Jay and Stacey Coleman sit down with their church’s youth pastors, Blake and Hannah Comeaux, for an insightful conversation on the unique challenges and opportunities of guiding the next generation—Gen Z. As former youth pastors themselves, Jay and Stacey reflect on how youth ministry has evolved and why reaching today's teens is more complex yet rewarding than ever.Blake and Hannah, who’ve grown up in the church and now serve as role models to young people, share their experiences working with teens, discussing how technology, social media, and changing values impact this generation. Discover what drives today's youth, their desire for genuine connection, and why fostering authentic, loving mentorship is more crucial than ever. This episode is full of laughs, life lessons, and practical advice for parents, mentors, and anyone interested in understanding and supporting the younger generation. Join us for this honest, heartfelt conversation on building relationships that last across generations.Don’t forget to:Like, subscribe, and leave a comment with future topic suggestionsShare this episode with friends or anyone facing a tough seasonJoin us next time as Jay and Stacey for more insightful and family based content.As always, we’re Jay and Stacey, and this is Love Like Crazy.
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How did Oprah inspire a writing career? Listen to this conversation with Nikki Shannon Smith, author of Stranded.
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Courtney Kelly joins me today. She and her husband were not communicating but God showed her what to do? What did He tell her? What’s the secret?