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Only One In The RoomScott Talks To Guy MichlinScott Slaughter co-host and producer of The Only One In The Room has a short and casual, yet deep conversation with our guest Guy Michlin right after the show.Don't miss our new Friday series On My Nightstand.Be sure to join our Facebook Group for the most up-to-date info on guests, episodes and more.You can also DM us on Instagram @theonlyoneintheroom or email us via the website at www.theonlyonepod.comAlso visit the website for the latest from our host Laura Cathcart Robbins like live events, appearances, featured...
2021-03-1013 minOnly One In The RoomGuy Michlin Is The Only Dad Dedicating Himself To His Family After His Wife’s ALS’ DiagnosisImagine finding out that your wife, your partner, the mother of your three young children has been diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (a-my-o-TROE-fik LAT-ur-ul skluh-ROE-sis), or ALS.Guy Michlin, CEO, businessman, and Stanford graduate, was working 80-100 hour weeks when his wife discovered that she couldn’t move her finger, and went to the doctor to see what was wrong.But what would you do if your wife’s disease forced you to look at how you defined yourself? Would you try and keep your career at the top of your priority list? Or would you e...
2021-03-0946 min
Raising to RiseTrailerWelcome to Raising To Rise –– the show about the parents, educators and mentors of kids who made it to the top of their game. Every week, we'll identify patterns and pieces of advice that will hopefully serve you on the journey of raising your own kids.
In Season 1 of this must-listen-to podcast, host Guy Michlin speaks with the mother of swimming legend Michael Phelps, gets parenting advice from the father of the world’s youngest Nobel Prize winner, activist Malala Yousafzai and he lets Esther Wojcicki break down what it took to inspire three amazing daughters: one the CEO of...
2020-09-1603 minRaising to Rise10. One child can change the world - Ziauddin Yousafzai on raising Malala, the youngest Nobel laureate and a human rights activistIn this special final episode of season 1 of “Raising to Rise”, we are honored to feature Ziauddin Yousafzai, a Pakistani activist for female education and the father of Malala Yousafzai, the youngest Nobel Prize laureate. Malala is known for human rights advocacy, especially the education of women and children and she almost lost her life fighting for this cause.
In this inspiring and emotional episode, we discuss how mentorship, life circumstances, personal values and education shape our kids’ life.
Ziauddin, like many of my other guests, is also a teacher and an educator by profession -- seems...
2020-08-0649 minRaising to Rise09. Anne Collier on Screen Time & Parenting During the PandemicAnne Collier is a world expert with regards to digital safety for children. Anne is a writer and a youth advocate that has been chronicling the public discussion about youth and digital media since 1997. In addition, she is the founder and the executive director of the The Net Safety Collaborative (TNSC), a non profit organization that, among other initiatives, created the social media helpline for U.S. schools
This was a very timely conversation conducted while the world is under lockdown and our kids’ screen time is skyrocketing. I wanted an expert advice on screen tim...
2020-07-2743 minRaising to Rise08. The “Stress Epidemic” and Super Nurturing with Professor Daniel KeatingDaniel Keating is a professor of psychology, psychiatry and pediatric at the university of Michigan. In his recent book, "Born Anxious", Daniel discusses the impact parents' stress might have on their child's development.
Through the example of stress dysregulation, we discussed how our nurture can impact our kids' nature, we talked about the attachment theory, the importance of responsiveness, physical contact and much more.
2020-07-2545 minRaising to Rise07. Deborah Phelps on Parenting, Education and Raising one of the Most Decorated Athletes of all TimeDeborah Phelps is the mother of Hilary, Whitney and Michael Phelps, one of the most decorated athletes of all time. Debbie, is also the author of “A Mother For all Seasons”, a book I believe is a must read for all parents.
In this conversation Debbie talked very openly about the joys and challenges of raising 3 children as a single mom, while also building her own very successful career. Like some of my previous guests, Debbie is also an educator by profession and by heart and in this conversation she shared many of her principles (“Golden nuggets of inf...
2020-04-2851 minRaising to Rise06. The Road to Resilience: a conversation with Dr. Meg JayDr. Meg Jay is a clinical psychologist, an Associate Professor at Virginia University and a nonfiction writer. Meg's work has appeared in numerous media outlets including the New York Times, Wall Street BBC and NPR. Her TED talk — “Why 30 Is Not the New 20” — has been viewed more than 10 million times.
This was a fascinating conversation in which we discussed her latest book 'Supernormal', overcoming childhood adversity, helping kids build resilience and other really useful and easy to implement, parenting tools you can add to your toolbox.
2020-01-1447 minRaising to Rise05. Doreen Gallagher on Raising Jess, a Paralympian Medal WinnerJess Gallagher is the first Australian Paralympian to win a medal in both the summer and the winter games and the first Australian woman to ever win a medal in the winter Paralympic games.
This was an emotional conversation with Jess's mom, Doreen, about a single mother’s journey, coming out of adversity and giving her kids opportunities she never had. We discussed role modeling, sacrifice and what, in my opinion, might be the holy grail of parenting - balancing support and demand.
Read ore about Jess: https://www.jessgallagher.com.au/
2019-12-3034 minRaising to Rise04. Dierdre Wolownick on Raising Free-Solo World Renowned Climber Alex HonnoldDeirdre Wolownick is the mother of Alex, “No Big Deal”, Honnold, a professional adventure rock climber whose audacious free-solo ascents of America’s biggest cliffs have made him one of the most recognized and followed climbers in the world. Deirdre is also the author of “The Sharp End of Life: A Mother's Story“.
In this episode we discussed "Nature vs. Nurture" and the role parents play in helping their kids find and pursue their passion. We tried to answer the question why many of the parents on the show are teachers. We talked about journaling, grit and much more.
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2019-12-1247 minRaising to Rise03. Professor William Damon On His Book The"Path to Purpose"William Damon is a Professor of Education at Stanford University, Director of the Stanford Center on Adolescence, one of the world's leading researchers on the development of purpose and the author of 'The Path to Purpose'.
In this episode, we will explore what is purpose, why is it so important for our kids to find their purpose and what can we do as parents to help them on their path to purpose.
2019-10-2648 minRaising to Rise02. Esther Wojcicki On Raising 3 Successful DaughtersEsther Wojcicki and her husband Stan raised 3 extremely successful daughters: Susan their oldest was employee #14 at Google and today she is the CEO of YouTube, Janet is a successful pediatrician at USCF and Ann, the youngest, is the founder and CEO of 23andMe, one of the hottest billion dollar unicorns of the Silicon valley.
Read more about Esther and her book: https://raisesuccessfulpeople.com/
2019-06-211h 07Raising to Rise01. Steve Conley On Raising Chip Conley, a Hospitality LegendChip Conley is a legend in the hospitality industry. After graduating from Stanford he started his first hotel, the Phoenix hotel in San Francisco, which he grew to one of the largest boutique hotel chains in the US. Chip later joined Airbnb as one its first executives and a mentor to Brian Chesky, Airbnb's co-founder & CEO. Chip has recently founded the Modern Elder academy, he is a Ted speaker and a NYT best selling author.
2019-06-2153 min
FoundersAndTipsEatwith, the Home Cooking Marketplace by Guy MichlinGuy Michlin Interview, CEO and founder at Eatwith.
Spanish interview transcription: http://foundersandtips.com/eatwith-marketplace-comidas-en-casas-guy-michlin
2016-05-0421 min
The Slow RevolutionCome Dine With Me, SlowlyCarl speaks to Guy Michlin, the founder of EatWith, which brings people together to dine in the homes of professional chefs and amateur cooks around the world.
(Recorded in San Francisco on June 1, 2015)
Topics covered include:
1. Eating well and convivially in more than 150 cities
2. What it means to "disrupt" the restaurant industry
3. How food brings us together
4. Smartphone etiquette at the table
5. Making "social dining" available to all social groups
6. How food culture varies across nations
7. Curating the social mix roun...
2016-01-2221 min
33voicesBuilding the Airbnb for Home-Cooked MealsChase and Jenna chat with Guy Michlin about how EatWith is providing a marketplace to connect diners and hosts.
2014-11-2717 min