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Ryan and Robbie are two middle aged idiots who talk about being washed up, parenting, home ownership, sports, entertainment, our childhoods, and all the other nonsense we encounter.

Camaraderie is the spirit of friendship, trust, and goodwill among those closely associated in a common endeavor.Hosted by Abby Lehnig, this podcast is dedicated to learning from the perspectives, experiences, and wisdom of women who are a step—or several steps—ahead of us in life.Through thoughtful conversations on motherhood, marriage, and womanhood, Camaraderie seeks to offer real-life insight and the kind of advice women would give their younger selves.

This podcast is a journey through motherhood, growth, and building a life with intention. Earlier episodes from Mama Katie Speaks capture real, unfiltered moments I can never recreate. This new chapter is about navigating career, motherhood, and becoming better—one day at a time. If you’re growing through life too, you’re in the right place.

Your brain is running a dopamine-cortisol-oxytocin loop that makes leaving a narcissist feel like drug withdrawal. Willpower alone can’t override your nervous system. That’s why you keep going back. If you grew up with unpredictable caregivers, your nervous system learned to chase reassurance and abandon your needs to keep someone close. That’s anxious attachment—and it makes you the exact target for a narcissist. This research-grounded guide maps the intersection of anxious attachment and narcissistic abuse, giving you the tools to break the trauma bond and build secure attachment.

Narcissistic abusers are predators in disguise—psychological monsters who use gaslighting, trauma bonds, emotional manipulation, and toxic relationships to drain you, rewrite your mind, and convince you that survival was love. This is a survivor-centered book.

The yelling stopped. The house went quiet. Your child's wide, confused eyes are seared into your memory—and the shame comes crashing in. You love your children more than anything. So why does it keep happening? You’ve tried counting to ten and walking away, but the same promises keep getting broken. Here's what nobody tells you: it's not a willpower problem or a character flaw. It's biology. Your brain is wired for survival, not patience.

Bienvenu dans Extra Ordinaires! Je suis Emilie, et depuis que le syndrome de Rett a fait irruption dans la vie de ma fille, tout a changé. Je veux comprendre, apprendre, et faire résonner chaque découverte. Ce podcast vous invite à la rencontre de personnes engagées pour explorer, ensembles, des thématiques aussi variées qu'inspirantes autour du polyhandicap. J'ai à cœur de vous faire découvrir l'énergie incroyable qui surgit, lorsque la différence transforme nos vies. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Meet your new mom friends! Join us as we swap our weekly mom moments, wins, and fails, then cover stories of moms being moms - the good, the bad and the ugly...

Samtaler om unschooling mellem kusinerne Cecilie Conrad og Anna Vestlev Sandfeld om livet uden skole. Cecilie har 4 børn og er erfaren unschooler gennem +15 år, mens Anna netop er begyndt rejsen. Sammen deler de erfaringer, tvivl og praksis for at skabe et frit, kærligt læringsliv.

No one wants to peak at high school - and no one score can sum you up. More Than a Score is a podcast about life beyond school results for parents, young people, or anyone navigating change. Each episode dives into real stories of people from all walks of life: leaders, parents, athletes, entrepreneurs, and creatives. Each guest shares what school was like for them, their paths beyond school, the lessons they've learned, skills that have helped, and how they define success today. Hosted by Laura and Dan, educators with over 30 years of combined experience leading and teaching in schools, they ...

Parent Talk is brought to you by the Suzuki Association of Utah as a member benefit for parents and families in our community, but all are welcome! Here we share ideas and offer encouragement to help support our wonderful families. We hope this podcast will help us fulfill our mission of promoting quality education by following Dr. Shinichi Suzuki's philosophy of talent education. Thank you for listening in!

Familles en transition est une série balado qui explore les parcours de parents dont l’enfant entame une transition de genre.Animée par France, mère d’une femme transgenre adulte, la série part d’une quête personnelle : rencontrer d’autres parents, écouter leurs histoires et mieux comprendre les réalités vécues par les familles.Au fil des épisodes, les confidences se tissent — celles des parents, des personnes trans, des spécialistes — autour des annonces, des hésitations, des questions, des démarches médicales… mais aussi de l’amour et de l’évolution positive ...

Parenting Upstream shares real, meaningful conversations about emotional well-being, resilience, and youth development. Through insights from educators, mental-health professionals, parents, and community voices, we explore what kids and teens need to grow, learn, and thrive.

Bu seri; anneliğe dair görünmeyen baskıları, sorgulanmadan kabul edilen kalıpları ve kadınların deneyimleri üzerinden kurulan dili konuşmak için bir alan açarak birlikte güçlenmeyi amaçlıyor.Annelik ve toplum…Bireysel gibi görünen ama aslında derin bir toplumsal bağlamı olan bu yolculuğu birlikte anlamaya davet ediyorum. Bu yolculukta; farkındalıktan dönüşüme, dönüşümden dayanışmaya birlikte yürümek dileğiyle.LinkedIn Profilimi Ziyaret Et

Nothing is a greater catalyst for growth and wanting to better, than being a parent. And yet, staying true to who we are and living an authentic life is also part of the holistic model of thriving as a family. How do we merge the needs, wants and desires of all to create a vibrant, unique and splendidly create life? Join us as we delve into living, learning and parenting off the beaten path. Conversations will explore alternative options in education, healthcare, economic resilience, creative living, adventuring with kids, embodying creative purpose, and living with intention within the ...

Rooted & Guided: Parenting Your Autistic Child is a soulful and supportive space for parents raising autistic children, especially in those tender early years. Blending practical guidance with heart-centered wisdom, this podcast honors both the science of early intervention and the intuition that lives within every parent.Hosted by Audrey Yagalla, an experienced early intervention specialist and intuitive educator. Each episode offers insights grounded in developmental knowledge—while also recognizing the sacred, unseen threads that connect parent to child. Each episode is filled with tools ...

Infinite Halls is a story-driven podcast for parents raising kids in a world of screens. Hosted by former video game executive and mother of three, Arcadia Kim, the show explores the endless twists and turns of parenting in the digital age without panic, shame, or easy answers.Each episode features honest conversations with parents, educators, technologists, and teens navigating real screen-time dilemmas — from gaming and social media to AI, identity, and digital anxiety.This is a podcast about raising humans who can live with technology thoughtfully and with integrity.No judgment. No rules....

A former gamer and Harvard-trained psychiatrist offers a proven, tested plan to help parents define, set, and reinforce healthy boundaries around video games and help kids who have developed an addiction to gaming. How much should I let them play? How do I get them to be interested in anything...

A groundbreaking work by an internationally acclaimed forensic psychotherapist that looks at women who commit extreme acts of violence and cruelty and at the underlying oppression and abuse often at the heart of these crimes Women can be murderers and child abusers. They can commit acts of...

New York Times Book Review Editors’ Choice A sharply observed memoir of motherhood and the self, and a love letter to Maine, by a writer Eula Biss calls “witty, sly, critical, inventive” and whose mind Leslie Jamison calls “electric.” “An absolute stunner: frank, funny...