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Sibling Revelry explores the sibling bond, family dynamics, the human mind, and so much more. Kate and Oliver dive deep into the things that interest them and talk to other siblings in a free-formed, wide open, relaxed conversation to not only have some laughs, but to maybe inspire some people along the way with universal tales of what it’s like to grow up with brothers and sisters.

The first and most important teacher in life is mom. Her lessons start in early childhood and last a lifetime. Behind many successful people is a mother who gave her child the example, the insights, and the drive that helped them live their extraordinary life and become a better parent themselves. In this inspiring book, the past and present CEOs of Sesame Workshop, the producer of Sesame Street, capture the stories and love these remarkable people have for their own mothers and how this shaped their lives. This book is a love letter to mothers everywhere.

"STRANGLED: A Survivor’s Plea To Men Who Look The Other Way” is the story of Dottie Davis, who became a police officer, was nearly murdered by one (her husband), and the messages throughout her life that told her she was less than, not to be believed, and would have to survive by her own wits if she survived at all. She not only survived, she dug deep and found her voice; spending the rest of her career rising through the ranks, becoming a domestic violence advocate, and, ultimately, a highly-sought international speaker and trainer. She’s unstoppable, except for one thing.

Instead of being merely the receiver of the parents' psychological and spiritual legacy, children function as ushers of the parents' development. Parents unwittingly pass on an inheritance of psychological pain and emotional shallowness. To handle the behavior that results, traditional books on parenting abound with clever techniques for control and quick fixes for dysfunction. In Dr. Shefali Tsabary's conscious approach to parenting, however, children serve as mirrors of their parents' forgotten self.

AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER The definitive book on the rise of “toxic achievement culture” overtaking our kids' and parents' lives, and a new framework for fighting back In the ever more competitive race to secure the best possible future, today’s students face unprecedented...

In this episode, we break down the real meaning of alignment. While the world focuses on sexual compatibility, financial goals, and lifestyle alignment, we reveal why those things alone will never sustain your life or relationships. True alignment starts with God—and without Him, everything else eventually falls apart.Key Topics CoveredThe misuse of the word “alignment”Why surface-level compatibility failsBiblical alignment vs cultural alignmentThe role of faith in relationships and decisionsHow to recognize misalignment in your lifeBuilding a legacy rooted in truthScriptures ...

À l’occasion du 8 mars, Journée internationale des droits des femmes, ce mini-épisode du podcast 1965 donne la parole aux petites filles.Leurs rêves, leurs envies, leurs idées du futur…Avec leur spontanéité et leur imagination, elles nous rappellent que l’avenir se construit dès aujourd’hui.Ces voix d’enfants portent déjà les promesses des femmes de demain : libres, audacieuses, créatives et engagées.Parce que chaque rêve compte.Parce que chaque petite fille mérite de croire en tout ce qu’elle peut devenir.

A child can be fed, spoken to, and provided for, yet still feel unreachable inside. When that happens, silence doesn’t always stay silent, it turns into action. I’m Kim Lee, a child and adolescent psychotherapist, and I take you into the psychology of adolescent criminality through the lens of attachment loss and acting out behaviors that can look like “bad choices” from the outside. I walk through the story of a fourteen-year-old boy who keeps taking small items he doesn’t need. As we slow the moment down, the real motive surfaces: not the object, but the sudden feeling of being ...

Send Kelly a text when you click here, or stop by Kellytibbitts.comHere is a Tidbit for TodayJudi Adamyk from A Practical Life on Substack shares a few thoughts about meal planning that supports—rather than drains—our energy.Here are 3 key takeaways:Start Where You Are: Whether you build a menu from your pantry inventory, start with a fun recipe, or pull together a “girl dinner” or leftovers, meal planning doesn’t have to be restrictive or rigid.Habit-Stack for Success: Tie tomorrow’s dinner prep into tonight’s cooking routine by taking out meat to thaw while you’re making ...

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If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to figure out what baby gear you actually need… you’re not alone.In this episode of Tiny Travelers, Sarah sits down with baby gear expert and registry consultant Taylor Vanderwolk to talk about how to simplify baby gear decisions for both everyday life and travel.From choosing the right stroller and navigating car seat decisions to creating a safe sleep setup away from home, Taylor shares practical, real-life advice to help parents pack less, stress less, and feel more confident in their choices.And if you’re planning a trip and want to avoid ...

The body is an energy system, designed perfectly by God to functionally blend software and hardware together to work as a cohesive unit. However, as life takes its toll and poisons begin to invade our bodies - seeping in through our environment, our diets, and EMF waves surrounding us - the body begins to break down. Dr. Alphonzo Monzo, a biblical naturopath, discusses the 26 key energy points on the human body, and how these points are numbers based on operating frequency. Incredibly, Dr. Monzo says that each point of energy in the body is related to a letter from the Hebrew alphabet. He also...

Middle school is a turning point for boys—and for parents. As curiosity grows and boundaries are tested, it can be hard to know what’s normal and what might signal something more concerning. In this episode of the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide Podcast, Suzy talks with educator and recovery coach Chris Rogers about risky behavior in middle school boys—how to spot early warning signs and how to respond in a way that keeps communication open. They discuss: • The difference between curiosity and red flags • Behavioral, social, and digital warning signs to watch for • The role of peer ...

Il y a des rencontres qui marquent. Et puis il y a des personnes comme Marine.Marine, ce n’est pas “juste” une maman que tu croises à la sortie de l’école ou de la crèche. C’est une personnalité. Une vraie. Solaire, profondément humaine, avec une capacité assez folle à voir la lumière même quand tout semble sombre.J’espère que cet épisode résonnera en vous, qu’il viendra allumer une petite étincelle, celle qui nous rappelle que même quand c’est compliqué… il y a toujours une autre façon de regarder les choses.

Dans cet épisode pilote, je vous raconte la naissance de 1965 : le constat, l’envie, et surtout le pourquoi de ce podcast.1965 donne la parole aux femmes pour parler de leurs parcours de vie et de carrière, de maternité (ou non), de choix, de doutes, de renoncements parfois, et de ce que ces expériences viennent transformer dans une trajectoire professionnelle.Ce podcast s’adresse à toutes les femmes, à tous les moments de leur vie, mères ou non, salariées, entrepreneures, en transition ou en réflexion.Et bien sûr, les hommes curieux et ouverts sont les bienvenus à l’...

We hear a lot these days about boundaries, self-care, and protecting our energy. But what about generosity? In this episode, Kristy Lauricella and I explore generosity—what it means, how it shows up in everyday life, and why noticing it can quietly transform how we experience the world. We discuss generosity as a mindset, not just big acts of giving; how to receive it from others; why acknowledging small acts of kindness matters; and the connection between generosity, gratitude, and happiness. OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY LIKE Death and Cupcakes with Kristy Lauricella Why We Need To Connect More ...

In this episode of Beneath the Transaction, Chris sits down with Vanessa Plant, Executive Director of the Alku Foundation and an experienced leader in Boston’s nonprofit and philanthropic space. Vanessa has spent her career helping organizations move beyond traditional, transactional approaches to fundraising and into more relational, trust-based models of giving. Her work centers on building authentic partnerships, strengthening organizational culture, and creating lasting community impact. Together, Chris and Vanessa explore what it looks like to move beneath the transaction in ...

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Today’s episode is dedicated to a man who shaped our screens, our music, and our hearts—Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Known to millions as Theo Huxtable, but to those who truly knew him—as a poet, a Grammy-winning musician, a storyteller, and a deeply soulful brother.April Sampe, who performed alongside Malcolm in his band Miles Long, joins me for an intimate conversation to share who he was behind the scenes: the heart, the humor, the humanity. We reflect on his journey from child actor to cultural icon, and how his work touched generations.This isn’t just a tribute—it’s a love letter. A ...

If you've ever bought a beautiful planner, built an elaborate system, or tried to replicate a perfectly organized pantry from Instagram — and quietly abandoned it two weeks later — this episode is for you. Jessica and Kelly get real about why picture-perfect organizational systems fail and what actually works instead: low-friction, flexible, forgiving systems built around your life, not someone else's highlight reel. In This Episode Why Instagram and Pinterest organization systems are built on unrealistic assumptions (consistent moods, predictable schedules, zero emergencies)The difference...