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Parenting UnderstoodEp. 105 [Revisited] - Gender, Emotion and Perfectionism: A conversation with Lisa DamourIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Damour about the emotional lives of teenagers. We pay especial attention to the pressures that both genders feel yet how those may be manifested differently across genders, at times. Dr. Damour unpacks parent-child relationships, especially the mother-daughter relationship, and the role of identification in that relationship as girls mature. We also discuss how research methods may not always allow for the identification of areas of concern for boys. Dr. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times best sellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The Emotional Lives of Teenagers. S...
2025-08-1329 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 160 - How to navigate perimenopause, menopause, and life’s next period with Lauren TetenbaumIn this episode, we welcome author Lauren Tetenbaum to discuss her new book, "Millennial Menopause: Preparing for Perimenopause, Menopause, and Life's Next Period." Lauren, a perinatal mental health specialist, shares her motivation for writing the book: a shocking realization of how little she, and many women, knew about this significant life stage. We delve into common misunderstandings surrounding perimenopause and menopause, emphasizing that symptoms like mood changes, irritability, and brain fog can begin as early as the late 30s and are often dismissed. The conversation highlights the critical need for better education, trusted healthcare providers, and open...
2025-07-3021 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 158 - Examining the effects of Dobbs v. Jackson Woman’s Health Organization on Perinatal HealthIn this episode, we discuss the significant impact of the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision on individuals' mental health, particularly concerning perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Shana DeVlieger, a developmental psychologist, elaborates on how this landmark ruling, which overturned Roe v. Wade, has not only reshaped abortion laws but has also created a pervasive climate of uncertainty affecting caregivers across the United States. The conversation highlights the necessity of understanding perinatal mental health within a broader socio-political and ecological systems context. The episode underscores the importance of acknowledging systemic factors and advocates for structural changes...
2025-07-0523 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 157 - Navigating modern motherhood: A conversation with Sarah GallucciIn this episode we speak with author Sarah Gallucci about her book, "Laid: A Memoir of Love, Intimacy, and Marriage." Sarah opens up about her personal motherhood journey, revealing the stark contrast between societal expectations and her own struggles with anxiety, anger, and the overwhelming mental load of raising two young children. She discusses hitting rock bottom, seeking therapy, and the controversial decision to explore an open marriage as a means of self-preservation. This raw and honest conversation delves into the importance of trusting your intuition, the power of journaling, and the critical role of emotional regulation in navigating...
2025-06-1127 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 155 - How to support our children in the age of AI: A conversation with Dr. Lauren Girouard-HallamIn this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Lauren Girouard-Hallam, an expert in children's development and technology, to discuss the impact of AI on children aged three to twelve. Lauren discusses her current research focusing on how children trust technology over human sources. Her studies reveal an "inverse U" pattern: young children are skeptical, trust peaks around seven to ten years, and declines as they grow older and become more discerning. The conversation highlights the importance of co-viewing technology with children and fostering open discussions about online interactions. Lauren advises parents to engage their children with...
2025-05-0836 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 154 - Breaking the cycle of silence, stigma and shame around women’s health: An interview with Dr. Jessica ZuckerIn this episode of "Parenty Understood," we welcome Dr. Jessica Zucker, a Los Angeles-based psychologist specializing in women's reproductive and maternal mental health. We discuss Dr. Zucker's forthcoming book, "Normalize It: Upending the Silence, Stigma, and Shame that Shape Women's Lives," which aims to challenge societal taboos surrounding women's health issues from menstruation to menopause. Dr. Zucker shares her personal journey, including her own experience with miscarriage, and her efforts to start the "I Had a Miscarriage" campaign. The conversation underscores the importance of open dialogue to break the cycle of silence, stigma, and shame. To learn...
2025-04-2326 min
DRAMA. with Connor & Dylan MacDowell“Very Derry of Me” with Saoirse-Monica JacksonDylan and Connor are joined by Saoirse-Monica Jackson (Irishtown, Derry Girls). Currently starring in Irishtown at Irish Rep, Saoirse is fresh off opening night and settling into her stint in the Big Apple. Co-starring with Kate Burton, THE Ellis Grey from Grey’s Anatomy? Gagged! Saoirse shares her favorite bits about New York - from the people to the food to the nightlife. You know and love her as Erin Quinn in the hit series Derry Girls, so the twins have to gush all about it. Saoirse dishes on her favorite episodes from the series, how she feels about th...
2025-04-1644 min
Your Radical Truth podcast032: Unlocking the Mind-Body Connection for Success and Healing with Erin Newman 80% of women entrepreneurs report feeling held back by limiting beliefs. That startling statistic underscores why conversations like this one with Erin Newman matter so much. On the Your Radical Truth podcast, hosted by Margaret Mary O’Connor, Erin dives deep into how unexamined beliefs can sabotage success—and how tapping, hypnosis, and somatic practices can radically transform your life and business. From Catholic Roots to Soul-Led Coaching Raised in the Catholic tradition, Erin Newman grew up with a set of beliefs that subtly (and not so subtly) influenced what she thought was possible, especially as a wo...
2025-04-1537 min
Feeling 22Is it Actually Better?I talk about how Samantha has been received, my hectic changes at work and my current read (If He Had Been With Me and If Only I Had Told Her) while offering up a deep think piece.
2025-03-1457 min
Happy to Meet Cute!92: Happy to Meet Erin Connor!We are so excited to be back in the metaphorical studio with one of our faves, Erin Connor! We talk about her debut Unromance, along with her unique publishing journey, and the resurgence of emo culture--along with a tangent or two!Buy Some Books! (affiliate links)Unromance by Erin ConnorIn the Case of Heartbreak by Courtney KaeIn the Event of Love by Courtney KaeChange of Heart by Falon BallardRight on Cue by Falon BallardJust My Type by Falon BallardLease on Love by Falon BallardAll I Want is You by Falon Ballard
2025-03-051h 29Parenting UnderstoodEp. 151 - Learning more about the new parenting app Riley, with founder and CEO Amanda DeLucaIn this episode, we chat with Amanda DeLuca, founder and CEO of Riley, a platform designed to support new parents with evidence-based information and technology. Amanda shares her journey from a career in technology to becoming a parent and the challenges she faced, including postpartum depression and anxiety. Despite meticulous planning, she and her husband found themselves unprepared for the realities of parenthood. This experience led them to create Riley, an app that provides parents with access to reliable data and personalized advice, alleviating the overwhelming cognitive load. The app personalizes user experiences by integrating data, such as family...
2025-02-1324 minFeeling 22My Favourite Fictional CharacterI talk about my favourite fictional character and her other half, The Potters, and give a riveting new take on Harry Potter overall.
2025-01-311h 38
The Well-Read PodcastSeason 2, Episode 37-Erin Connor & Kat MackenzieJoin me as I chat with debut romance author Erin Connor and debut romance author Kat Mackenzie. Tune in to hear Erin and I chat about meet cutes and what makes good banter, and to hear Kat and I chat about focusing on the present and her love letter to the UK.
2025-01-311h 39The Well-Read PodcastSeason 2, Episode 37-Erin Connor & Kat MackenzieJoin me as I chat with debut romance author Erin Connor and debut romance author Kat Mackenzie. Tune in to hear Erin and I chat about meet cutes and what makes good banter, and to hear Kat and I chat about focusing on the present and her love letter to the UK.
2025-01-311h 39
The Incoherent FangirlSeventeen Tropes in a TrenchcoatSend us a textWe’re back and we’re bringing along a bunch of friends, starting with debut romance author Erin Connor and her love letter to the romance genre UNROMANCE! Stay up to date with everything Erin has up her sleeves by visiting her website!List of books mentioned in the podcast: https://theincoherentfangirl.com/booksEmail us @ theincoherentfangirl@gmail.comVisit our website @ https://theincoherentfangirl.comFollow us on social media!Facebook: https://theincoherentfangirl.com/facebookInstagram: https://theincoherentfangirl.com/instagram Threads: http...
2025-01-171h 08
Book Friends ForeverUnromance By Erin Connor, Read By Mia Hutchinson Shaw and Lee Osorio (Audiobook Excerpt)A recently dumped TV heartthrob enlists a jaded romance novelist to ruin romance for him—one rom-com trope at a time—so he never gets swept off his feet again . . .
Sawyer Greene knows romance. She’s a bestselling author of the genre—or she was, until her ex left her with nothing but writer’s block and a broken heart. But when she gets stuck in the elevator with a handsome stranger, she sees their meet cute for what it is: just a one-night stand. It might have worked, too, if they could stop running into each other.
Actor Mason West sees...
2024-12-2005 min
Hope Natural Health PodcastEP168: Designing a Life You Love w/guest Dr. Wendy O'ConnorIn this episode of Hope Natural Health, Dr. Erin chats w/guest Dr. Wendy O'Connor about designing a life you love. Dr. Wendy is a Stanford trained positive psychologist and success coach for female entrepreneurs. She helps women design their most meaningful, intentional, and fulfilling lives and businesses. Utilizing her strengths, values, and evidenced-based success method, Dr. Wendy has helped thousands of women worldwide live a life and business they're obsessed with. During this episode you will learn about: What it means to live a life by design Practical steps to...
2024-10-2427 minHope Natural Health PodcastEP168: Designing a Life You Love w/guest Dr. Wendy O'ConnorIn this episode of Hope Natural Health, Dr. Erin chats w/guest Dr. Wendy O'Connor about designing a life you love. Dr. Wendy is a Stanford trained positive psychologist and success coach for female entrepreneurs. She helps women design their most meaningful, intentional, and fulfilling lives and businesses. Utilizing her strengths, values, and evidenced-based success method, Dr. Wendy has helped thousands of women worldwide live a life and business they're obsessed with. During this episode you will learn about: What it means to live a life by design Practical steps to...
2024-10-2427 min
Espresso with Erin & SaritKind & Gentle Body TransformationJoin us as in this podcast as we talked about the successful journey of transformation of a young entrepreneur, Kim O'Connor. Learn how she found her rhythm for founding success in her health journey and discuss the baby steps she did that worked for her!
2024-10-231h 01Parenting UnderstoodEp. 143 - Supporting Civic Engagement among All ChildrenIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Diana Turk to discuss civic engagement and supporting children in their engagement. We explore traditional and critical civic engagement. Diana provides a definition of civic engagement that includes community building, empathy, and understanding diverse perspectives. She emphasizes the importance of involving children in civic activities from a young age, modeling thoughtful discussions, and explaining the "why" behind our actions. Diana provides practical examples, like discussing the reasoning behind supporting a particular cause or candidate, and involving children in community service. She also highlights the importance of empowering neurodivergent children to participate...
2024-10-1632 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 141 - How do we support literacy in young children with Dr. Susan NeumanIn this episode of Parenting Understood, we delve into early literacy with Dr. Susan Neuman. We discuss creating child-centered learning environments that foster literacy development. Dr. Neuman emphasizes the importance of responsive teacher-child conversations, play, reading, writing, and singing. She highlights the need for a balanced approach to alphabetics and encourages parents to engage children in informational texts. The conversation also touches upon the influence of research on educational policies and the significance of recognizing individual learning styles. To learn more about Dr. Neuman and her work please visit her website Susan Neuman | NYU Steinhardt, LinkedIn profile and Susan...
2024-09-2520 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 140 - Social Creatures: The importance of human connectionThis episode of Parents Understood features Dr. Rose Perry and Dr. Natalie Brito discussing Social Creatures, a non-profit focused on social health. Dr. Perry, a social neuroscientist, discusses her research highlighting the impact of early social connections on lifelong well-being, and how her recognizing the societal undervaluing of these connections lead to her founding Social Creatures, which aims to promote health through community building. Drs. Perry and Brito also discuss Social Creatures’ program, Bonded by Baby, which addresses the high prevalence of loneliness among new parents. By connecting parents with similar-aged infants, the program offers crucial social support and co...
2024-09-1825 minParenting UnderstoodEp: 139 - Supporting Students with Neurodiversity with Dr. Katie NewhouseIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Katie Scott Newhouse, Clinical Assistant Professor and Program Director of Special Education at New York University, to discuss supporting neurodiverse students in middle childhood. Dr. Newhouse emphasizes the importance of recognizing individual differences and tailoring support strategies accordingly. Transitions, especially back-to-school after summer, can be challenging for neurodiverse students. Strategies discussed include open communication between parents and teachers, visual schedules, social stories, and classroom placement considerations. We highlight the importance of parent advocacy and connecting with community resources. We also touch on the challenges of navigating the school system and the...
2024-09-1144 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 138 - Love is Still Winning a conversation with author Dr. Fabienne DoucetIn this episode, we discuss with Dr. Fabienne Doucet her new bilingual picture book "Love is Still Winning." The book tells a story of a child reminding their mother about the enduring power of love and kindness in the world. Fabienne’s professional background in education and her passion for children's literature have intertwined in this project. She sees stories as a powerful tool to initiate conversations about complex issues and to foster understanding. The book encourages readers to explore acts of love in their own lives and communities, promoting a message of hope and resilience. We discuss various wa...
2024-09-0421 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 137 - How to Raise a CitizenIn this latest episode, we speak with Dr. Lindsey Cormack about ways parents can support their children in becoming engaged citizens. Lindsey is a civics expert and the author of the book HOW TO RAISE A CITIZEN (And Why It’s Up to You to Do It). We speak with Lindsey about how Americans’ civic knowledge is alarmingly low; how young voters struggle to navigate the complicated system of voter registration, and that civics instruction receives the lowest number of K-12 hours out of any subject. Further, as Lindsey notes, we have a culture of considering political talk to be t...
2024-08-2921 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 70 [Revisited] - Motherhood in America with Jessica GroseWe are thrilled to be joined in our first episode of the New Year by Jessica Grose. Jessica is an opinion writer at The New York Times who writes a popular newsletter on parenting. Jessica was the founding editor of Lenny, the email newsletter and website. She also writes about women’s health, culture, politics and grizzly bears. She was named one of LinkedIn’s Next Wave top professionals 35 and under in 2016 and a Glamour “Game Changer” in 2020 for her coverage of parenting in the pandemic. She is the author of the novels Soulmates and Sad Desk Salad. She was formerly a se...
2024-08-1428 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 39 [Revisited] - Using Reward Systems and Token Economies Pt.1 with Dr. Jeanne Donaldson ReleasedIn today’s first of two episodes with Dr. Jeanne Donaldson, we discuss using token economies with children to help them establish positive behaviors. Dr. Donaldson defines what a reward/token economy is and how the functions of a reward system can be used, as well as how to avoid misusing them. Dr. Jeanne Donaldson earned her Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Florida and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the John Hopkins University School of Medicine at the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Her research focuses on solving issues common in early childhood and assessing child an...
2024-07-3131 min
The Good Energy PodcastFinding home in a colonised landEarlier this year I took part in an eight week online course called Gathering at the Gate, created and facilitated by my friend Elli Yates along with her three friends and co-conspirators - Wren (or Tamsin) Blundell, Erin Thomas and Dani Pickering. The aim of the course is to offer a kind and encouraging space for Pākehā or white assimilated folk to come together and explore the difficult questions around our legacy of colonisation and how we show up as responsible treaty partners without being paralysed by shame?Doing Gathering at the Gate has been a fo...
2024-07-251h 02Parenting UnderstoodEp. 135 - The FamilyWell Approach: Rethinking Perinatal Mental Health with Dr. Jess GaultonIn this episode, Dr. Jess Gaulton of FamilyWell Health discusses the increasing awareness and evolving support for perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs). She highlights the progress made in recognizing these conditions, which were previously dismissed or stigmatized. Dr. Gaulton emphasizes the importance of breaking the stigma by sharing personal experiences, as she did with her own struggles with postpartum depression. She introduces FamilyWell Health's innovative care delivery model, which integrates perinatal mental health services directly into existing healthcare systems. This approach involves a collaborative care team of social workers, coaches, therapists, and psychiatric providers, offering comprehensive support through...
2024-07-2419 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 105 [Revisited] - Gender, Emotion and Perfectionism: A conversation with Lisa DamourIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Damour about the emotional lives of teenagers. We pay especial attention to the pressures that both genders feel yet how those may be manifested differently across genders, at times. Dr. Damour unpacks parent-child relationships, especially the mother-daughter relationship, and the role of identification in that relationship as girls mature. We also discuss how research methods may not always allow for the identification of areas of concern for boys. Dr. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times best sellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The Emotional Lives of Teenagers. S...
2024-07-1029 min
The Irish Dave ShowEpisode Two - Something's MissingFirst Hour!Anonymous caller is looking for love 05:00 to 17:00Christine my Wife 19:00 to 25:00Genny to talk about pets and fireworks 26:00 to 34:00Erin about work life balance 41:00 to 55:00Second Hour!Chaplain Dan 01:01 to 01:35Megan struggling to figure out her future 1:38 to 1:48
2024-07-031h 50Parenting UnderstoodEp. 133 - Dr. Niobe Way: Rebels with a CauseIn this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Niobe Way about her new book, Rebels with a Cause, which expands on her earlier work about boys and friendships. Niobe explores "boy culture," a term she uses to describe the privileging of stereotypically masculine qualities over feminine ones. As she discusses, this creates a crisis of connection for everyone, not just boys and men. Niobe further emphasizes that "hard" and "soft" skills are equally important for being a full human, and should stop being gendered. She also discusses how this cultural imbalance regarding skills affects parenting, research...
2024-07-0345 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 132 - Divorce without Destruction: A Conversation with attorney Jaime H. DavisOn this episode of Parenting Understood, we are joined by Jaime H. Davis, partner in the family law firm Gailor, Hunt, Davis, Taylor & Gibbs, and podcast host of A Year and A Day: Divorce without Destruction. Jaime discusses the complexities of divorce and how to support both oneself and children through the process. Throughout, she emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the best interests of children during a divorce, advising parents to avoid involving children in adult conflicts and to ensure they have a stable and predictable routine. Davis offers several tips for parents, including maintaining emotional health by seeking...
2024-06-1915 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 130 - A Discussion of Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder (PMADS) with Dr. Jessica Gaulton In this episode of Parenting Understood, we are joined by Dr. Jessica Gaulton, a neonatologist and founder of Familywell, about perinatal and postpartum health. We discuss the definition of PMADs (Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders), emphasizing that it encompasses any mood disorder experienced during pregnancy or within a year after birth. We also highlight the lack of screening for PMADs and the resulting underestimation of their prevalence, emphasizing the importance of recognizing symptoms in both birthing and non-birthing parents. We touch on the sobering statistic that the leading cause of death in the perinatal period is suicide and overdose, o...
2024-06-0526 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 129 - Evidence Based Birth with Rebecca DekkerIn this episode of Parenting Understood, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Rebecca Dekker founder of Evidence Based Birth. Rebecca is a nurse and researcher who is dedicated to supporting parents in pregnancy and the birthing process. She recounts her traumatic first birth experience, which involved unnecessary interventions and separation from her newborn, and how it led her to research the evidence behind common birthing practices. She found that many practices were not supported by evidence and could even be harmful. This led her to create a platform to share evidence-based birthing information with millions of people...
2024-05-2940 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 128 - How to Set Boundaries with Our ChildrenIn this episode, we discuss boundaries with parent coach Cindy Shuster. We talk about what boundaries are and how to establish them with ourselves and our children. We further discuss the core principle of boundaries and why we have them. Additionally, we speak about how to change boundaries once they have been set. Lastly, we address mutual boundary setting. Cindy Shuster, founder of Partner in Parenting, LLC, is a PCI® certified parent coach and a Nurtured Heart Approach® Advanced Trainer. Before earning her parent coach certification, Cindy was a classroom teacher for 10 years and has a B.S...
2024-05-2228 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 127 - Underestimated: The Wisdom and Power of Teenage Girls with Chelsey GoodanIn this episode of Parenting Understood we are joined by Chelsey Goodan, author of Underestimated: The Wisdom and Power of Teenage Girls. In this episode we talk about girls’ experiences feeling unheard while also experiencing societal pressures to be perfect and likable. We delve into the role of social media in girls’ views of themselves and others. We further discuss the role of gender in girls and boys identity development. Chelsey also offers advice on how to support girls and to provide strong relationships for them. To learn more about Chelsey and her work please visit:
2024-05-1535 min
The Catawba ChroniclesErin Graves: Charting a Course from Small-Town Roots to Catawba Science Center InnovationStep into the world of Erin Graves, Director of Programs at the Catawba Science Center, as she traces her roots from a quaint South Carolina town to her influential role in Hickory, North Carolina. With an academic background in biology and a spirited history of teaching in bustling New York City, Erin's voyage has been nothing short of extraordinary. Her adventures span the concrete jungle to the Alaskan wilderness, all while nurturing a fervent desire to bring science closer to the community. Our conversation reveals how a small-town girl's passion for science bloomed into a career that joyously intertwines...
2024-05-0136 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 125 - The importance of parent-child talk with Dr. Harriet TenenbaumIn this episode of Parenting Understood we speak with Dr. Harriet Tenenbaum about the importance of parent-child talk for a child's development. As we discuss, parents who speak more about emotions with their children help their children understand emotions better. Interestingly, there does not appear to be a large difference between explaining emotions to children and asking them questions about emotions in supporting their learning about emotions. We also address the role of parent talk in both children’s understanding of scientific principles, and in gender stereotyping. For more information on Dr. Tenenbaum and her work please vis...
2024-05-0121 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 90 [Revisited] - How to Build a Balanced Plate: Successfully Tackling Selective Eating in Children with Success with Dr. Holly GoverIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Holly Gover, a board-certified behavior analyst with extensive experience working with children with developmental disabilities. Dr. Gover, currently a faculty member in pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, joins us to tackle a common concern for parents: picky eaters. Dr. Gover shares valuable insights on how to encourage children to try new foods in a relaxed and enjoyable manner, empowering them to feel in control of their eating choices. We also explore the warning signs that may indicate the presence of an eating disorder and discuss the pressures faced...
2024-04-1049 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 83 [Revisited] - The Fifth Trimester with Lauren BrodyIn this episode, we are joined by Lauren Smith-Brody, founder of the Fifth Trimester movement and the author of The Fifth Trimester: The Working Mom's Guide to Style, Sanity, and Big Success After Baby. We discuss with Lauren how her work addresses the research and policy around early parenthood, as well as the practical. Lauren speaks about how her work dissects the systems that drive the inequities that make new motherhood, and especially new employed motherhood, so challenging, and her mission to recruit others to speak up about caregivers in their workplace and their needs. Lauren addresses the parallels...
2024-04-0341 min
Attitudes!Sandra Day O'Connor Statue, Sanctuary Libraries, Bernadette Peters and Kramer's SongErin and Bryan tell us about their drive up to Cal State LA to see Broadway superstar Bernadette Peters and how they sobbed at a lullaby to her dog, Kramer. Erin covers the discourse with Sandra Day O'Connor's son Scott and Arizona legislators in creating a statue of the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court. Bryan details the growing number of "book sanctuary cities" like Hoboken, New Jersey whose city council is creating protections to keep books from being restricted. If you'd like to donate to Broadway Barks go here: https://www.broadwaybarks.org/
2024-03-1457 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 121 - Unlocking Children’s Creativity through Computer ProgrammingIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Felienne Hermans to delve into the world of programming and its significance in children's development. We explore why programming is vital for children, emphasizing their shift from being digital consumers to creators. Felienne underscores the importance of fostering creativity in the digital realm, highlighting how programming empowers children to craft their own digital creations. Felienne also offers insights into age-appropriate programming activities. Moreover, she addresses common misconceptions about programming and offers practical advice for parents looking to engage their children in coding. She stresses the value of choosing activities...
2024-03-1324 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 120 - How to Support Child Development through Nutrition: A Conversation with Danielle DuboiseIn this episode, we are joined by Danielle DuBosie, co-Founder of Sakara Life, which merges modern science and ancient healing wisdom. We explore the intricate connection between nutrition, emotions, and childhood development. Danielle, who had a background in functional medicine, delves into the emerging research on the gut microbiome's impact on emotional well-being, emphasizing how food directly influences gut health, which in turn affects mood and mental health. She also advocate for teaching children to discern how different foods make them feel. Danielle shares strategies for fostering a positive relationship with food, such as involving children in meal preparation a...
2024-03-0630 min
THE BLOOD, GUTS, & PAPER CUTS PODCASTAnnouncing our theme for March. Spoiler alert it's not rom-coms.Hey Cinners, we're just about to roll into March which will be our FOLK HORROR month. EMILY HUGHES, the creator and curator of the readjumpscares.com website has been kind enough to provide an incredible list of folk horror fiction for y'all which is in the show notes below. Emily is an absolute superstar and we'll be chatting with her about THE WICKERMAN and MIDSOMMAR next week. Until then, head out into the woods, meet some people that have very intense feelings about nature and how it influences and effects their lives and then tell them to their faces...
2024-02-2818 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 75 [Revisited] - Correlates and Consequences of Human Connection: A Conversation with Dr. Marc Brackett and Dr. Niobe WayIn this episode, we are joined by Drs Marc Brackett and Niobe Way to discuss the importance of human connection for children, teenagers, and adults. We talk about the significance of supportive relationships for healthy social emotional development, and the potential negative effects of a lack of supportive relationships, including violence and self-harm. Further, Marc and Niobe dive into the topic of relational intelligence and ways in which this can be understood and learned. Finally, we discuss how parents can find ways to be the person their children can turn to and how they can go from passing judgment...
2024-02-2241 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 70 [Revisited] - Motherhood in America with Jessica Grose We are thrilled to be joined in our first episode of the New Year by Jessica Grose. Jessica is an opinion writer at The New York Times who writes a popular newsletter on parenting. Jessica was the founding editor of Lenny, the email newsletter and website. She also writes about women’s health, culture, politics and grizzly bears. She was named one of LinkedIn’s Next Wave top professionals 35 and under in 2016 and a Glamour “Game Changer” in 2020 for her coverage of parenting in the pandemic. She is the author of the novels Soulmates and Sad Desk Salad. She was formerly a se...
2024-02-0728 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 117 - Doing it all with Dr. Whitney CasaresIn this episode, Dr. Whitney discusses her book "Doing It All: Stop Over-Functioning and Become the Mom and Person You're Meant to Be." She addresses the challenges faced by mothers who feel overwhelmed and pulled in multiple directions, offering strategies for self-compassion, setting boundaries, and prioritizing what matters most. Dr. Whitney emphasizes the importance of being sensitive and responsive to children's needs, establishing routines, nurturing internal motivation, and modeling emotional regulation. She also advises stressed moms to practice self-compassion, commit to doing less, and focus on the things that matter most to them. Throughout the d...
2024-01-3126 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 94 [Revisited] - How to Create a Safe, Loving, Nurturing, and Responsive Environment from Toddler To Teen with Dr. Jeanne DonaldsonIn this episode, we are thrilled to welcome back Dr. Jeanne Donaldson to speak with her on the topic of behavior basics and creating a foundation of a warm, loving, safe, nurturing environment in our homes. We take on a variety of topics including establishing the foundations of sleep, nutrition, movement, safety, parental attention, and building and supporting independence through choice making. With all of the information out online and on social media, we wanted to take a moment to do an episode where we sift through it all and look at the evidence based basics. We hope you...
2024-01-111h 07Parenting UnderstoodEp. 33 [Revisited] - Finding your “Unicorn Space” with Eve RodskyAs we head into the holiday season, we are re-airing our interview with Eve Rodsky, a mom of 3, an attorney, an activist, and NY Times Best Seller Author of “Fair Play” and “Find Your Unicorn Space.” In this episode, we discuss what “Unicorn Space” is, and what we can do to help discover this space. We also discuss the mental load of motherhood, an especially pertinent topic during these times. You can learn more about Eve Rodsky and purchase “Find Your Unicorn Space” at her website: https://www.everodsky.com/ and by following her on Instagram...
2024-01-0331 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 105 [Revisited] - Gender, Emotion and Perfectionism: A conversation with Lisa DamourIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Damour about the emotional lives of teenagers. We pay especial attention to the pressures that both genders feel yet how those may be manifested differently across genders, at times. Dr. Damour unpacks parent-child relationships, especially the mother-daughter relationship, and the role of identification in that relationship as girls mature. We also discuss how research methods may not always allow for the identification of areas of concern for boys. Dr. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times best sellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The Emotional Lives of Teenagers. S...
2023-12-2729 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 113 - Supporting Your Child as Social & Academic Challenges EmergeIn this episode, we discuss with Chloe Massey, Cooper Education Team Parenting Expert and Doctoral Candidate- parenting, teaching, and learning challenges. We dig into some of the behavioral, social, and academic challenges that might surface around this time of year among school aged children. Chloe brings her knowledge and experience as a former classroom teacher, as well as a parent navigating all of this herself. We talk through strategies on how to communicate best with your child's teacher, how to handle the hard conversations - especially when you disagree with your child's teacher, how to provide support at home...
2023-12-1327 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 112 - Raising Good Humans with Dr. Aliza PressmanIn this episode we speak with Dr. Aliza Pressman about her new book, The Five Principles of Parenting: Your Essential Guide to Raising Good Humans. Aliza outlines what those five science backed principles are, and what they look like in parenting. We further discuss how these principles apply across a broad range of children’s ages, and the various roles that temperament and family values play in their application. To learn more about Aliza visit her website and to pre-order her book visit Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop, Books-A-Million, Apple or SImon & Schuster. When you pre-order, submit your receipt to pr...
2023-12-0632 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 33 [Revisited] - Finding your “Unicorn Space” with Eve RodskyAs we head into the holiday season, we are re-airing our interview with Eve Rodsky, a mom of 3, an attorney, an activist, and NY Times Best Seller Author of “Fair Play” and “Find Your Unicorn Space.” In this episode, we discuss what “Unicorn Space” is, and what we can do to help discover this space. We also discuss the mental load of motherhood, an especially pertinent topic during these times. You can learn more about Eve Rodsky and purchase “Find Your Unicorn Space” at her website: https://www.everodsky.com/ and by following her on Instagram...
2023-11-2931 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 111 - Childhood anxiety: the whats, whys and howsIn this episode, we have a slightly different format, as we bring my class to the podcast. Michelle guest lectures on anxiety in childhood. She outlines what childhood anxiety is, how it manifests, and ways to support children experiencing anxiety. Michelle weaves in examples from her practice to illustrate concepts. We discuss anxiety in the home and school contexts. To learn more about Michelle and her practice visit: https://michelletangeman.com/
2023-11-2239 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 108 - Re-writing Our Narratives: The Role of Therapy in Breaking Cycles of Trauma In this episode, we speak with Duygu Balan about intergenerational trauma, and ways to break the cycle. Duygu discusses how the therapeutic relationship can support one in rewriting one’s narrative in a healthy manner. We also speak about how to develop a healthier relationship with oneself, and the importance of self-curiosity. We finish our conversation with a discussion of how parenting has impacted our professional lives and vice versa. For more information on Duygu, please visit her website and follow her on Instagram: @duygubalan
2023-11-0117 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 107 - Windows and Mirrors: Supporting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in PlayIn this episode, we discuss with Dr Heather Woodley, the roles of play and toys in teaching children about diversity, equity and inclusion. Heather outlines how toys and children’s programming can act as both windows and mirrors for children - windows into others’ experiences and reflections of their own. We discuss the importance of providing children with materials that are both windows and mirrors, and how to do this. Dr. Heather Homonoff Woodley, PhD is a Clinical Associate Professor of TESOL, Bilingual Education and World Language Education and the Director of Childhood Education in the Department of Te...
2023-10-2523 minFeeling 22Trigger Warning: Domestic ViolenceIn this episode Jocelyn takes the hosting wheel and gets candid about her previous relationship.
2023-10-2056 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 105 - Gender, Emotion and Perfectionism: A conversation with Lisa DamourIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Damour about the emotional lives of teenagers. We pay especial attention to the pressures that both genders feel yet how those may be manifested differently across genders, at times. Dr. Damour unpacks parent-child relationships, especially the mother-daughter relationship, and the role of identification in that relationship as girls mature. We also discuss how research methods may not always allow for the identification of areas of concern for boys. Dr. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times best sellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The Emotional Lives of Teenagers. S...
2023-10-1129 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 20 [Revisited] - Making Parental Decisions through Data with Professor Emily OsterWe are thrilled to be re-airing our episode with Emily Oster on making parenting decisions through data. Emily is a Professor of Economics at Brown University and the author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm. She holds a PhD in Economics from Harvard. Prior to being at Brown she was on the faculty at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Emily’s books analyze the data behind choices on parenting and pregnancy. She is also founder and CEO of Parent Data, which provides information for parents, people who want to be parents, or anyone who li...
2023-10-0427 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 104 - Why are we so scared? How parenting is changingIn this episode, we speak with Mariel Benjamin, LCSW, about how parenting is currently based in a feeling of fear - fear of messing up one’s children, fear of being judged by others, and fear of failing in helping children reach their full potential. As we speak about, this fear can be detrimental for many reasons. When in a state of fear, we make decisions based on limited information and lots of emotion. This fear-based parenting can have a number of negative consequences for ourselves and our children. We further discuss how to avoid fear-based parenting. Mar...
2023-09-2729 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 101 - How to Prepare Children for School Lockdown DrillsIn this episode, we conclude our series on school readiness with a conversation with Claire Marie about school lockdown drills. Claire is a school safety and emergency management expert who works with schools to develop and implement safety plans. She emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed practices when teaching students about safety procedures, such as lockdown drills. Claire talks about the importance of providing students with opportunities to practice the procedure in a safe and controlled environment. She also provides recommendations for parents on how to prepare children for drills. Further, she discusses how to talk to children after they...
2023-09-0625 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 53 [Revisited] - What Parents Can Do About Pediatric Anxiety with Dr. Rebecca Etkin As a new academic year commences, we have decided to rebroadcast a well-received episode centered on pediatric anxiety. Within this episode, our guest is Dr. Rebecca Etkin from the Anxiety & Mood Disorders Program at the Yale Child Study Center. Her expertise lies in both researching and treating anxiety disorders in children and adolescents. Throughout this installment, we delve into topics such as the signs that should raise parental concern regarding their child's anxiety, the rationale behind utilizing evidence-backed interventions, the evolution of anxiety treatment in the realm of pediatrics, and Dr. Etkin's notable contributions to the SPACE program.
2023-08-3029 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 56 [Revisited] - How to Build Parent-Teacher Connections to Support Young Children with Dr. Ashleigh CollinsIn this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Ashleigh Collins, Dean of Academic Programs at Relay Graduate School Education. Dr. Collins discusses how to form a positive relationship with your child's teacher where you act as partners in scaffolding your child. Research shows that a strong predictor of children's academic and social well-being, especially in earlier childhood, is related to the parent-teacher connection. Dr. Collins speaks to the special importance of keeping lines of communication open between parents and teachers, and provides ideas as to how to do this. Further, Dr. Collins speaks about the benefit...
2023-08-1627 min
Mic DropWhite Belts and Plati-Truths (ft. Sebastian Terry, Erin Stafford, and Tucker Bryant)White Belts and Plati-Truths (ft. Sebastian Terry, Erin Stafford, and Tucker Bryant)Three speakers, three perspectives, one incredible conversationOPENING QUOTE:“And I think that it's important to show people that there is hope, that you are able to be successful and have an incredible career and family, et cetera, and also still be mentally healthy and still be happy. There is a way to do it.”-Erin StaffordGUEST BIOS:Sebastian Terry is a bestselling author, avid surfer, and founder of 100 Things. Originally from Australia, he now...
2023-07-0347 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 95 - What is quality sleep as an adult (it might be different than you think) with Dr. Yishan XuToday, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Yishan Xu as she discusses the various ways sleep changes throughout life and how to tackle sleep issues in adults with a focus on parents. Dr. Xu speaks to the potential pitfalls of relying on sleep medication, and the power of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBTi) as a first-line treatment. We also speak with Dr. Xu about gender differences in sleep, from hormonal shifts in women to sleep disorders in men. Further, we take a look at some common sleep myths and take a look at...
2023-06-2845 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 94 - How to Create a Safe, Loving, Nurturing, and Responsive Environment from Toddler To Teen with Dr. Jeanne DonaldsonIn this episode, we are thrilled to welcome back Dr. Jeanne Donaldson to speak with her on the topic of behavior basics and creating a foundation of a warm, loving, safe, nurturing environment in our homes. We take on a variety of topics including establishing the foundations of sleep, nutrition, movement, safety, parental attention, and building and supporting independence through choice making. With all of the information out online and on social media, we wanted to take a moment to do an episode where we sift through it all and look at the evidence based basics. We hope you...
2023-06-211h 07Parenting UnderstoodEp. 93 - Understanding the Influence of Media on Motherhood: A Candid Conversation with Sara PetersonIn this episode of "Parenting Understood," we welcome Sara Petersen, who has been challenging the perception of motherhood influenced by media and social media. Sara shares her journey as a writer, inspired by her experiences as a mother and her evolving understanding of feminism. She explains how motherhood ignited her feminism and made her question the idealized version of motherhood portrayed in the media. The conversation delves into the complexities of maternal identity and the weight it carries compared to paternal identity. We highlight the feelings of intellectual starvation, claustrophobia, and the struggle to maintain a...
2023-06-1428 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 92 - Unveiling Social Media Parenting Realities with Renee Reina of the Mom Room In this episode, we speak with Renee Reina, psychologist and host of the renowned podcast, The Mom Room. Renne delves into the fascinating world of parenting fears, drawing from her extensive social media and podcast presence. She provides insights, empathy, and practical advice around parenting, and discusses the importance of authenticity on social media. Renne emphasizes the importance of finding one’s true voice amidst digital noise and cultivating a genuine online presence. We end by highlighting the power of seeking multiple viewpoints and embracing diverse perspectives to foster a well-rounded understanding of oneself as a parent. ...
2023-06-0743 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 91 - How to support children’s early love and understanding of mathIn this episode, we are joined by Drs Douglas Clements and Julie Sarama to discuss early math learning. Douglas H. Clements is Distinguished University Professor, Kennedy Endowed Chair in Early Childhood Learning, and Executive Director of the Marsico Institute for Early Learning at the University of Denver. Previously a kindergarten teacher for five years and a preschool teacher for one, he has conducted research and published widely in the areas of the learning and teaching of early mathematics and computer applications in mathematics education. His most recent interests are in creating, using, and evaluating a research-based curriculum and in...
2023-05-3130 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 90 - How to Build a Balanced Plate: Successfully Tackling Selective Eating in Children with Success with Dr. Holly GoverIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Holly Gover, a board-certified behavior analyst with extensive experience working with children with developmental disabilities. Dr. Gover, currently a faculty member in pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, joins us to tackle a common concern for parents: picky eaters. Dr. Gover shares valuable insights on how to encourage children to try new foods in a relaxed and enjoyable manner, empowering them to feel in control of their eating choices. We also explore the warning signs that may indicate the presence of an eating disorder and discuss the pressures faced...
2023-05-2447 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 88 - The Power of Children’s Books with Melissa FinkelsteinIn this episode, we speak with Melissa Finkelstein, a lawyer, author, and mother of three. Melissa discusses her latest book, Bobby the Snake and the Broken TV, which is part of her book series, Big Feelings Friends. She shares how her own children inspired her to write these books and the importance of children's books as both a mirror and a window for our children's stories. By sharing her personal experiences, Melissa hopes to show how her books can provide a relatable and empathetic perspective for children dealing with big emotions. Tune in to this episode to learn more a...
2023-05-1027 min
Maybe I Can® with Debbie WeissEp 7 - Mindfulness with Special Guest Erin O'ConnorSend us a textErin O'Connor, founder of Happy Humans Mindfulness, discusses her journey from being a classroom teacher to starting her own mindfulness business. She emphasizes the importance of teaching mindfulness to children and wants to bring it to as many children as possible. She suggests starting small with short moments of awareness throughout the day and finding what works best. Debbie and Erin also talk about the significance of gratitude in achieving happiness.-------Special Guest Erin O’Connor is a Mindful Schools Certified Mindfulness Instructor and the founder of...
2023-05-0838 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 87 - How to support mental health post-COVID: A conversation with Jessica GoldIn today’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Jessica (“Jessi”) Gold. Dr Gold, MD, MS, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Washington University in St Louis School of Medicine, specializing in college mental health, medical education, and physician wellness. In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Gold her work supporting the mental health needs of those on the college campus, as well as her efforts to de-stigmatize mental health and psychiatry. She further discusses how COVID exacerbated pre-existing stressors, as well as added new ones, for the population at large but especially for groups includ...
2023-05-0334 min
Embracing the Fiction Author Journey42. Touching creative source w/ Jackie AmsdenHave you had that moment when your words flow effortlessly onto the page and what you write completely surprises and delights you? Joining today’s conversation is Jackie Amsden, an indie comedy author, podcaster, and mom of two. In today’s episode, you’ll hear about how tapping into creative space helped Jackie reconcile her struggle with becoming a mother and the loneliness she felt throughout that transition. You’ll learn why a writing habit doesn’t have to be done a certain way and how having kids can make our creativity more efficient. Tune in to also f...
2023-04-2535 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 85 - How Understanding Developmental Milestones Can Relieve Caregiver Stress: A Conversation with Dr. Whitney Casares of Modern Mommy DocIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Whitney Casares to discuss developmental milestones and their impact on children's development. We explore how parents can be overwhelmed by the stress of trying to keep up with perceived expectations for their child's development. Dr. Casares emphasizes the importance of understanding each child as a unique individual, with their own strengths and challenges, and avoiding the temptation to compare them to others or follow a one-size-fits-all approach. We also delve into the different types of developmental milestones, including both physical and emotional. We conclude by discussing the benefits of building a...
2023-04-1929 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 84 - Advanced Parenting: Balancing Parenthood and Child Health Challenges with Dr. Kelly FradinIn this episode, Dr. Kelly Fradin, author of the upcoming book "Advanced Parenting: Advice for helping kids through diagnoses, differences, and mental health challenges," shares her personal story of being sick with cancer as a child and how it inspired her to create a guide for parents raising children with advanced health conditions. Dr. Fradin discusses the challenges that parents face in balancing their own personal lives, partnerships, and the care of their other children while also caring for their child, who needs different supports. She also provides insights into the resources and research available to support parents in...
2023-04-1222 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 83 - The Fifth Trimester with Lauren BrodyIn this episode, we are joined by Lauren Smith-Brody, founder of the Fifth Trimester movement and the author of The Fifth Trimester: The Working Mom's Guide to Style, Sanity, and Big Success After Baby. We discuss with Lauren how her work addresses the research and policy around early parenthood, as well as the practical. Lauren speaks about how her work dissects the systems that drive the inequities that make new motherhood, and especially new employed motherhood, so challenging, and her mission to recruit others to speak up about caregivers in their workplace and their needs. Lauren addresses the parallels...
2023-04-0543 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 82 - The Pre-K Debate: Revisiting Long-Term Effects with Dr. Meghan McCormickIn this episode, we welcome back Dr. Meghan McCormick to dive deeper into the topic of pre-kindergarten (pre-k), and its long-term effects on children. Our discussion is centered on recent research showing contrasting results on the benefits of pre-k education for young children. We delve in depth into how the quality of pre-k programs, and children’s educational experiences subsequent to pre-k, may have a lasting impacts on development. Dr. McCormick shares insights from her extensive research on the subject, and delves into the various factors that contribute to the success of pre-k programs, as well as lat...
2023-03-2928 min
Making Hope HappenJulie Willis Leon, Rebecca O'Connor and a classic interview with author Sophie SabbageErin sits down with Julie Willis Leon, daughter of the late Arlene Lewis and stepdaughter of the late Congressman Jerry Lewis. The second interview is with Co-Executive Director of the Rivers and Lands Conservancy, Rebecca O'Connor followed by a classic interview with author Sophie Sabbage who shared her journey in finding courage, direction and the unlikely gifts of cancer in her book, The Cancer WhispererSend us comments and thoughts.
2023-02-1557 min
Sports Rehab Experts with Chase ChavezErin Connor - Cirque De Soleil, Las Vegas Aces, Wake Forest D1 Sports FellowshipErin Connor, former Wake Forest D1 Sports Fellow and current PT for Cirque de Soleil talks about her time in residency, fellowship, professional basketball, and the performing arts
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2023-01-1832 min
MilSpouse HouseTransitioning to Civilian Life: A How To GuideMolly understands the difficulties in transitioning out of military life and helping her husband adjust. In this episode, she shares their experience with him making that transition- including tips for how you can be there as a spouse or family member!How to Successfully Transition from Military to Civilian Life | Brian O’Connor | TEDxOaklandCheck out our other channels!Instagram: milspouse_houseFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/milspousehouseWebsite: milspousehouse.vaclaimsinsider.comIs your spouse struggling to win their VA disability claim? Help your service member and check ou...
2022-02-2425 min
Podcasting Your Global Career325. Spotlight Series No. 4: Sarah Christine, The Ivey's, Vicu, & Erin CoburnSpotlight Series No. 4: Sarah Christine, The Iveys, Vicu, & Erin Coburn Welcome to another Spotlight Series on the dHarmic Evolution Podcast. Here we will take four outstanding artists who have been on the show already. We have lifted some small segments from their previous interviews, featured one song from each artist, and spotlighted each artist with a bit of dialogue from the interview. We’re in for such a treat with our four artists today: Sarah Christine The Iveys Vicu Erin Coburn Make sure to check out the links below to see their full int...
2021-12-1053 min
Big Fish in the Talent PoolEpisode 42: Future Big Fish with Julia Adler & Courtney ConnorIn this episode, you'll listen in on Erin's conversation with two emerging TA Leaders, Courtney Connor of Sequoia Consulting Group and Julia "Wonder Woman" Adler of Wayne Technologies. These "Future Big Fish" share their unique perspective from their 4-5 years of experience in consulting, staffing, and sourcing. They discuss their views of TA Leadership from an individual contributor perspective, the importance of keeping up with ever-evolving technologies, and their favorite TA technology right now. Both Courtney and Julia share their insight into why the younger generation is disrupting the status quo of leadership and following new, alternative avenues of success...
2021-12-0758 min
Hauling Off#12: Precious Moments "R" UsWe recorded this at Erin's house during our church's youth retreat, which was happening IN Erin's backyard. So it's a little rowdy and scattered...but isn't that what you come here for? In a last minute move we roped Leila and Maggie in with us again and we hit a lot of topics - normal Christian growth in a variety of contexts, tattoos, Flannery O'Connor, sentimentality, weddings and then gave you some unsolicited tax advice. Yep. Also...due to an exceptionally disorganized start, it may or may not have ended up in the recording when Erin gave us an...
2021-08-051h 11
Tell Me About Your FatherDaddy Issues ft. Emily Gould: Ghostbust the Friends Reunion--Programming note: We had some audio and editing issues with this episode, which is why it occasionally sounds like we're talking inside a Carousel Microwave. Thanks for understanding :( -- Author Emily Gould joins Erin and Elizabeth to talk about her latest novel Perfect Tunes, parenting in the time of Covid with a husband she both appreciates and hates, and Ghostbusters. We also discuss what’s going on in pop culture news, including the Friends HBO Max reunion no one asked for, Sinéad O’Connor’s resilience, Naomi Campbell’s 1994 album “Babywoman,” that Guardian article about whether it’s a problem not tha...
2021-05-2449 min
This Is A Token with Alex Monroe#9 This Is A Token with Erin O'ConnorIn our latest episode of ‘This is a Token’, Alex is joined virtually by fashion model, diversity campaigner and all-round icon of the British Fashion scene, the wonderful Erin O’Connor MBE. In a lively and uplifting discussion, Erin talks Alex through her favourite pieces of jewellery, many she has acquired on her travels around the world with her work since she was spotted at 19 years old!Listen in as Alex & Erin (with an appearance from Alex’s daughter and podcast co-producer Connie) talk about the overt sexualisation of young women in the public eye, the strength...
2021-03-0953 min
Podside PicnicEpisode 96: All Fun and Games (Ft. Erin Roberts)Karlo's joined by fiction and game writer, Erin Roberts to talk about her penchant for fictional murder, writing for a game about running from zombies, and how memories can be a commodity!
Erin's website:
https://www.writingwonder.com/
Sour Milk Girls:
http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/roberts_01_18/
Thanks For the Memories:
https://sub-q.com/thanks-for-the-memories/
2020-12-2257 min
dHarmic Evolution295. Erin Coburn, Blues, Ambition, and a Burning Passion for Guitar!Today we’ve got something special - a young lady who is just a badass in rock and roll with an intense passion for audio engineering, guitars, and blues music. Wow! This girl is one of a kind! Our guest for today is just 19 years old, yet her talent is so palpable. Let’s welcome on the show, musician, vocalist, and lyricist, Erin Coburn! How did Erin get into music? With all kinds of different music coming from each area of their house, Erin was indeed surrounded by music even at a young age...
2020-11-201h 04
Podcasting Your Global CareerErin Coburn, Blues, Ambition, and a Burning Passion for Guitar!Today we’ve got something special - a young lady who is just a badass in rock and roll with an intense passion for audio engineering, guitars, and blues music. Wow! This girl is one of a kind! Our guest for today is just 19 years old, yet her talent is so palpable. Let’s welcome on the show, musician, vocalist, and lyricist, Erin Coburn! How did Erin get into music? With all kinds of different music coming from each area of their house, Erin was indeed surrounded by music even at a young age...
2020-11-201h 04
Golden Hour PodcastErin Outdoors Returns! (Miniature Photography #OurGreatIndoors)In this episode, we welcome back Erin Sullivan AKA Erin Outdoors again to the podcast. In this episode, we talk about her new journey into miniature photography and creating the trend: #ourgreatindoors. Erin shares her journey changing direction and how important it is in this time to find new ways to create. LINKS:Previous Episode with Erin: Ep. 11 Erin Outdoors (Travel Savant & Photographer)//https://www.instagram.com/erinoutdoors///https://erinoutdoors.com//https://twitter.com/davemazeCONTACT UShttps://www.gh...
2020-09-0853 min
Comedy Slab82 - Derry GirlsThis week we review - Derry Girls (Series 1 Episode 1)It's 1994 - a time when nobody can seem to agree on anything, except how much they all enjoy using an acronym (The IRA, The UDA, The RUC). Armed police in armoured Land Rovers, British Army check points and "peace" walls are all an everyday reality for 16-year old Erin and her friends.Erin lives with her uncompromising mother, her long-suffering father and the fearsome 'Granda Joe', a man whose love for his daughters and granddaughters is surpassed only by his contempt for his son-in-law.Erin...
2020-02-1758 min
three way podcastQUICKIE featuring a review of the book First: Sandra Day O'Connor by author Evan ThomasWelcome to our first short form episode! We love long-form episodes as you can tell but a lot of folks are asking for shorter content and more information on the books we are reading, quick recommendations, and heads up on upcoming episodes...so here we go with our *71 shortcut episodes. Those of you who were around in the 80s might remember that *71 was the shortcut phone code for three way calling so we figured we'd keep with the theme. In this episode we look at what our host, Erin, is reading now, what new books have been ad...
2019-06-0424 minGolden Hour PodcastErin Outdoors (Travel Savant & Photographer)Erin Sullivan is a wildlife/travel photographer, writer, blogger, professional travel guide, on-camera host and overall outdoor savant. Also known as ErinOutdoors, she has created a strong personal brand that spans across multiple disciplines. Follow along as we talk about her journey and how she goes about her creative process.Be sure to follow along as we release new episodes every Tuesday!CONTACT UShttps://www.ghp.fm/contactFOLLOW DAVEhttps://linktr.ee/davemazeFOLLOW CONNORhttps://instagram.com/connor_mccaskill
2019-05-281h 13
Project WarmanErin MattaOn Episode 46 I sit down with Erin Matta. Erin is a former D1 college soccer player turned group fitness instructor turned Crossfit coach. Now, she is a stay at home mother of three who has a passion for fitness and health. On this episode, we dive into her passion for strongman style workouts and the impact she believes the health side of Crossfit can have on people battling chronic diseases. Enjoy!
2019-04-2254 min
Innovation CallingInnovation Calling – Art of Leadership and Staking your ClaimDr. Brenda Connor began her career in 1986 as one of two female engineers in a group of 400 at Ericsson. In the last 25 years, she has continued to take on new roles and has paved her own way to the top. - Her story was absolutely incredible,
2019-03-2150 min
The Answer Me Love Podcast with Melanie Baldonado"It was ours." The four loves of my life, and realizing I'm my father's daughter with Erin O'Connor.On episode 3 of “The Answer Me Love Podcast” I sit with the brilliant, glamorous, classy, and very funny stand-up comedian Erin O’Connor. Erin recalls the four loves of her life, including her husband of 26 years, and we laugh about the “coincidences” of comedians having affairs with the same comedians as our other comedian friends- did you follow that? We reflect on the ways our parents' relationship influences how we approach our own. And of course, Erin gives us her take on what good love feels like.
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2018-09-1700 min
Hangar Talk - An Aviation PodcastMiss Vermont Erin ConnorJoin us this week as we talk to 2017 Miss Vermont Erin Connor and her push to see more women in science, technology, engineering, and math fields. Connor flew herself to the Miss America pageant earlier this year, and used aviation as a platform to talk about increasing the number of women in technology careers. Plus stick around for the week's headlines.
2017-11-2952 min