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aParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhen to Shut Up and Listen: Becoming the Parent Your Kids Can Talk ToWe want to raise kids who feel safe talking to us—but real listening takes more than good intentions. It takes presence, practice, and the humility to pause our advice and simply be there. In this episode, certified parent coach Shawn Hopkins shares why listening is one of the most powerful tools in parenting, how to recognize moments that matter, and what it looks like to build trust through silence. With personal stories, practical tips, and a whole lot of grace, this episode will help you become the parent your child can turn to—no matter what they're carrying.2025-07-1815 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhen You're Kid Doesn't Know How Cool They Are. Raising Confident, Kind HumansEver look at your child and think, “You’re amazing—how do you not see it?” In this episode, we dive into that frustrating, tender gap between how we see our kids and how they see themselves. We’ll talk about what real confidence looks like (and what it doesn’t), why some kids struggle to believe in their own value, and how you can help build lasting, grounded confidence in your child. You’ll walk away with 7 practical strategies you can start using today—from how you praise them, to the way you model self-compassion, to the tiny moments that build up th...2025-07-0821 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhat to do when your kid says F-U! In That Moment (and After)There are parenting moments that knock the wind out of you—and being cursed at by your kid might top the list. Whether they say “F-you” outright or invent their own version, the sting is real. In this episode, Shawn breaks down what to do in that moment—and what to do after. You’ll learn how to respond without escalating, how to uncover the emotion beneath the outburst, and why your calm presence is more powerful than any punishment. Need more support? Visit aParently.community for helpful articles and a forum where parents can share, vent, and connect. And if you’d l...2025-07-0510 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsTeaching Kids Responsibility (Without Letting Our Baggage Get in the Way)We all want to raise responsible kids—ones who remember their tasks, help out without nagging, and grow into capable adults. But let’s be real: sometimes our own childhood baggage sneaks into the mix. Guilt, shame, and old expectations can make parenting feel heavier than it needs to be. In this episode, I share practical tools to help kids take ownership (no yelling required), some common missteps we all make, and how shifting from “you” to “I” statements can change everything. I’ll also open up about my own struggles in this area—and the small, powerful ways we can move forward...2025-07-0413 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsThe Think-Feel-Do Method: A Simple Tool That's Helping My Kids Talk Through Conflict. A Simple Tool That’s Helping My Kids Talk Through ConflictIn this episode, I share a simple but powerful method we’ve started using in our home to help our kids navigate sibling conflict. It’s called the Think-Feel-Do Method, and it’s helping my boys name their feelings, advocate for themselves, and communicate what they need after things go sideways. It’s not magic—but it’s starting to work. And that’s what this podcast is all about: practical tools, honest stories, and little wins that help us parent with more clarity and connection. Check out the related article at aParently.community and grab a free coaching session if you’re feel...2025-07-0409 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsTeaching Kids Responsibility (Without Letting Our Baggage Get in the Way)We all want to raise responsible kids—ones who remember their tasks, help out without nagging, and grow into capable adults. But let’s be real: sometimes our own childhood baggage sneaks into the mix. Guilt, shame, and old expectations can make parenting feel heavier than it needs to be. In this episode, I share practical tools to help kids take ownership (no yelling required), some common missteps we all make, and how shifting from “you” to “I” statements can change everything. I’ll also open up about my own struggles in this area—and the small, powerful ways we can move forward...2025-06-3022 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow to Make Your Point (So Your Kid Actually Hears It)Ever feel like your kid just tunes you out the moment you start giving advice? You’re not alone. In this episode of aParently!, we break down a simple, effective way to share your wisdom—without the eye rolls or shutdowns. Learn: Why timing is everything How to open the conversation with curiosity What to say to actually be heard (and not just tolerated) A real-life example where asking the right questions made all the difference This isn't about being perfect—it’s about being effective. And it starts with a pause, a question, and a little bit of intention. 💬 Want more s...2025-06-2809 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhen Hate Hangs On: What Your Child's Resentment Might Really Be AboutIn this deeply practical episode, Coach Shawn explores what’s really going on when a child can’t let go of hate or resentment. Drawing from his experience as a foster dad and insights from trauma-informed child development experts, he unpacks how behaviors often mask deeper needs — and how parents can respond in healing, powerful ways.2025-06-2311 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsThe EdAward: A Father’s Legacy and the Power of Showing Up"The EdAward: A Father’s Legacy and the Power of Showing Up" When you grow up with a dad who shows up—really shows up—it changes everything. In this deeply personal episode, I share the story of how my father, Edward Miller Hopkins, shaped the way I parent my boys—especially as a foster dad stepping into their lives after deep loss and trauma. You’ll hear about legacy, acceptance, and the power of being the steady voice that says, “You’re enough, right now, just as you are.” This episode is a tribute. To the father who raised me. To the boys...2025-06-1513 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryFrom Posters to Murals: Commemorating JuneteenthSend us a textGalveston's Pictorial Legacy of JuneteenthIn this episode of Unboxing History, hosts Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright-Gidley explore a World War I poster commemorating the Emancipation Proclamation. They are joined by historian Sam Collins III, who discusses the historical significance of the poster, which links the Civil War to World War I, and highlights key figures like Abraham Lincoln, Paul Dunnbar, and Frederick Douglas. Collins also elaborates on the significance of General Order No. 3 and the Absolute Equality mural in Galveston. The mural, an outdoor classroom, and other initiatives such as...2025-06-1114 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for Parents“Five Phrases I’m Trying to Retire (and What I’m Saying Now)”Parenting is hard. Parenting a young adult who's still figuring it out—while you’re juggling bills, burnout, and a messy kitchen—is next-level hard. In this honest episode, I share a story about my son, Miguel, and what I’ve learned (the hard way) about how the words we choose can build trust—or break it down. I talk through five common phrases I’m working to replace, why they don’t help, and what I’m saying instead. If you’ve ever yelled something you instantly regretted, or wished for a script when your kid shuts down, this one’s for you. Bec...2025-06-0516 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsFive Phrases I’m Trying to Retire (and What I’m Saying Now)Parenting is hard. Parenting a young adult who's still figuring it out—while you’re juggling bills, burnout, and a messy kitchen—is next-level hard. In this honest episode, I share a story about my son, Miguel, and what I’ve learned (the hard way) about how the words we choose can build trust—or break it down. I talk through five common phrases I’m working to replace, why they don’t help, and what I’m saying instead. If you’ve ever yelled something you instantly regretted, or wished for a script when your kid shuts down, this one’s for you. Bec...2025-06-0216 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhy does my kid lie?🎙️ Episode Title: When Your Kid Lies 📝 Description: Why do kids lie—and what should we actually do about it? In this episode, Shawn shares personal stories, hard-won parenting insights, and 6 practical ways to respond to lying that help build trust instead of breaking connection. From emotional storytelling to real-life strategies, this short episode will help you see dishonesty through a new lens—and respond in ways that heal, teach, and support your child’s growth. Whether you're dealing with little white lies or ongoing dishonesty, this one's for you. ✅ Understand the why behind the lie ✅ Replace punishment with trust-building tools ✅ Learn phrases that i...2025-05-1916 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsA Mother's Day Episode for Parents of Button-Pushers and Big FeelersPodcast: aParently! A Podcast for Parents This heartfelt Mother's Day episode is a tribute to my one-of-a-kind mom—Judy. Growing up, we butted heads, cracked each other up, and danced like nobody was watching. From walking home after pushing her buttons one too many times, to watching her love people boldly and without hesitation, my mom shaped me in ways I'm only now beginning to fully appreciate. I’ll share some hilarious, touching, and real stories—from the car fights and church rule-breaking to the way she celebrated people like they were the only ones in the room. And yes, there...2025-05-1113 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhen You're Scared About Who Your Child is BecomingWorried your kid is heading in the wrong direction—anger, disrespect, or harmful habits? In this honest episode, parenting coach Shawn Hopkins shares personal stories and 3 powerful tools to stay connected and lead with love, even when your values feel worlds apart. You’re not alone—and you’re doing better than you think.2025-05-0511 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhat to Do When Your Parenting Isn’t Working: When Ordering, Anger or Blame isn't Working- Try This!In this episode, Coach Shawn Hopkins shares ultra-practical tips to help you navigate those frustrating moments when your parenting strategies just aren't working. From kids shutting down to defying your every word, Shawn offers simple yet powerful shifts that can change the game. Tune in to learn how to shift your energy, deepen your connection, and turn tough situations into opportunities for growth and understanding. Whether you're a mom, dad, grandparent, or foster parent, these easy-to-apply strategies will help you handle those tough parenting moments with confidence and calm.2025-04-2810 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsSo long, Dudley. Supporting Kids Through Pet Loss: A Father's Story & Guide"Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest moments a family can face—and delivering that news to your children can feel almost impossible. In this deeply personal episode, Shawn shares his own experience of making the heartbreaking decision to put down his family’s dog, Dudley, and walks parents through how to handle the conversation with honesty, compassion, and steadiness. You’ll hear practical steps for preparing yourself, guidance for answering your children's tough questions, and heartfelt advice for sitting with their grief (and your own). Shawn also talks openly about anger, sadness, and the emotional waves...2025-04-2110 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow to Help a Sad Kid Without Making it WorseWhen your child shuts down, it’s not defiance—it’s overwhelm. In this episode, Shawn shares 5 ways to support your child through sadness with calm, connection, and compassion.2025-04-1419 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryUnboxing Lesser-Known Stories of Galveston County HistorySend us a textIn this episode of Unboxing History, Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright Gidley, executive director of the Galveston County Museum, delve into fascinating artifacts from Galveston County's rich history. They uncover a Colombian mammoth bone and discuss the area's prehistoric fossils, explore the origins of the town of Algoa, and highlight the significance of early settlers bringing trees and crops to the region. Additionally, quirky historical facts are shared, such as deer swimming across Galveston Bay. The episode also promotes the newly released book 'Galveston County, Texas, A Narrative and Pictorial History...2025-04-1009 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow to Wait for Your Kid to Do the Right Thing: Helping Kids Learn from Mistakes on Their OwnIn this episode of aParently! A Podcast for Parents, we’re talking about one of the hardest parts of parenting: waiting. Waiting for your child to take responsibility, make a better choice, or learn from their mistakes—without stepping in to fix it for them. We’ll walk through real-life scenarios (like unfinished homework and forgotten jackets), explore the fear that drives our urge to control, and offer practical steps for staying patient while natural consequences do their work. Plus, we’ll talk about why this process takes time—and how the long game builds lasting growth. Spoiler: It’s not about ge...2025-04-0712 minDeprescribe with Shawn GillDeprescribe with Shawn Gill#13: Dr. Hasan Merali | Lessons from Toddlers, How To Write and Publish Your First Book, Modern Parenting, Embracing Play and Risk, and Much More.View The Show Notes Page For This Episode. Dr. Hasan Merali, MD, MPH, is an associate professor in the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University and a pediatric emergency medicine physician at McMaster Children’s Hospital in Hamilton, Ontario. He received his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and a Master of Public Health degree from Johns Hopkins University. His research focuses on child injury prevention in low- and middle-income countries. He has published more than twenty-five peer-reviewed journal articles, and his work has been featured in The New York Times, BBC, CNN, Science, Medium, The Boston Gl...2025-03-2749 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsManaging Parental Stress Without Blowing Up: How To Do Better Next TimeThis podcast dives into those grumpy parent moments when stress boils over and spills onto the whole family, often triggered by something as simple as a messy room. Coach Shawn shares practical tools to check in with yourself, use "I" statements, and shift from ordering and blaming to guiding and connecting, creating opportunities for growth and understanding with your kids.2025-03-2413 minDecidedly I Decision Tips for Business OwnersDecidedly I Decision Tips for Business OwnersEp.181 | Deciding to Own Your Schedule: Hidden Costs of Being ‘Always Available’ with Jamie HopkinsHow much of your time is actually yours?Jamie Hopkins is back, and we’re breaking down what it takes to run a company without letting it run your life. He cuthis travel by 90%, began coaching his kids’ sports teams, and took on a bigger leadership role in business—all by making one critical decision.We’re also talking about the kind of curiosity that makes or breaks leaders, how most CEOs sabotage themselves, andhow the best ones build teams that don’t fall apart without them. KEY TOPICSW...2025-03-1955 minShawn Ryan ShowShawn Ryan Show#183 Dr. Ben Carson - Neuralink, God’s Hand in Neuroscience and Human ConsciousnessDr. Ben Carson is an American retired neurosurgeon, author, and politician who served as the 17th United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development from 2017 to 2021. As a pioneering pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Carson performed groundbreaking surgeries, including the first successful separation of conjoined twins joined at the back of the head, the first successful neurosurgical procedure on a fetus inside the womb, and developed new methods to treat brain-stem tumors. He retired from medicine in 2013 after a distinguished career that included over 100 neurosurgical publications and numerous awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom.2025-03-172h 19aParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsPractical Ways to Help Kids Take Responsibility—and Keep It Up: Parents Teaching Responsibility and Recognizing our BaggageHelping kids take responsibility without constant reminders can feel impossible, but it doesn’t have to be. In this episode, I’m sharing practical strategies and a mindset shift that have helped me as a parent. From simple tools like whiteboard stickers and chore boards to avoiding common pitfalls like nagging and threats, we’ll explore how to equip kids with habits that actually stick. Listen now and start making responsibility a natural part of your child’s routine.2025-03-1022 minShawn Ryan ShowShawn Ryan Show#181 Peter Attia - The Science of Longevity, Nutrition Myths and Medicine 3.0Peter Attia, MD, is a Canadian-American physician, author, and researcher specializing in longevity medicine. He received his medical degree from Stanford University, trained in general surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, and completed a surgical oncology fellowship at the National Cancer Institute. Attia is the founder of Early Medical, a medical practice focused on extending lifespan and healthspan, and hosts "The Drive," a popular podcast covering health and medicine topics.Attia is the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller "Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity," published in March 2023. Attia has been featured in...2025-03-102h 49aParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsParenting Through Feedback: Making the Most of Parent-Teacher MeetingsA Personal Episode to Help You Prepare for Parent-Teacher Conferences This episode of aParently is a personal one. Parent-teacher conferences always bring up big emotions for me—anxiety, self-doubt, and that nagging fear that I’m not doing enough for my kid. If you’ve ever felt the same, you’re not alone. I’m sharing my own experiences, the lessons I’ve learned, and the strategies that have helped me walk into these meetings feeling more prepared and less overwhelmed. We’ll cover the right questions to ask, how to advocate for your child, and how to manage the emotions that...2025-03-0220 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow Letting Go of Your Agenda Helps Kids Open UpParents often enter conversations with a goal in mind, but real connection happens when we release control and truly hear our kids. Shawn shares insights and tools to help you engage in open, meaningful conversations without pushing your own agenda. Plus, learn about upcoming community events, including a Virtual Single Parent Workshop and a Dads Group gathering. Tune in to discover how listening can transform your relationship with your children.2025-02-2415 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsParenting Through Presence: Listening Without SolvingIn this episode, we dive into the power of listening—really listening—to our kids. As parents, we often want to give advice, fix problems, or share our opinions, but sometimes, the best thing we can do is simply be present. I’ll share my own struggles with listening, the impact our voices have on our children’s inner dialogue, and practical steps to become a more compassionate and attentive parent. Plus, I’ll introduce an exciting opportunity for parents to join a collaborative online community full of quick, digestible resources to support each other on this journey. Tune in, take a bre...2025-02-0916 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryGalveston's Mardi Gras Majesty LegacySend us a textIn this episode of Unboxing History, hosts Christine and Jodi explore a colorful artifact from the Galveston County Museum's collection – a crown from the 1961 Treasure Ball Royal Court. They delve into the rich history of Mardi Gras celebrations in Galveston, detailing key events and traditions that have shaped the festivities over the years. The discussion covers the origins of Mardi Gras in Galveston, the prominent krewes, and the significance of the Treasure Ball. Listeners are also introduced to the museum's permanent Mardi Gras exhibit, which features a vast collection of capes, trains, crowns, an...2025-02-0705 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow to Build Real Confidence in Kids: When your kid doesn't know how cool they areEvery parent wants their child to feel confident, but what happens when they don’t see their own strengths? In this episode of aParently, we dive into how to help kids develop real confidence—not arrogance—by recognizing their unique abilities, handling setbacks with a growth mindset, and fostering independence. I’ll share personal stories, practical strategies, and small shifts that can make a big difference in how kids see themselves. Plus, we’ll explore how your own confidence plays a role in shaping theirs. Whether your child is struggling with self-doubt or just needs a little boost, this episode will give...2025-02-0317 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsStay Cool Daddio: Practical Tools to Master Equanimity Under StressStay Cool Daddio: Equanimity Follow-Up In this 2nd episode, Coach Shawn dives deeper into the art of equanimity, offering practical tools to help you recognize when emotions are running the show and how to regain control with confidence and clarity. Whether you’re navigating parenting challenges, managing stress, or just trying to stay grounded amidst life’s chaos, this episode is your guide to maintaining balance and responding to life’s ups and downs with grace. Join Shawn for an insightful, engaging conversation designed to empower you to stay calm, present, and in control—no matter what life throws your way. Reg...2025-01-2608 minDr. Shawn Baker PodcastDr. Shawn Baker PodcastFeed The Cats | Dr. Shawn Baker & Tony HollerTony Holler is the track coach at Plainfield North High School. Tony retired from teaching chemistry after 38 years in the classroom and has 44 years of coaching experience (football, basketball, and track). Tony Holler is a member of Illinois Track & Field Hall of Fame and Co-director of Track Football Consortium along with Chris Korfist. Holler created the revolutionary "Feed the Cats" in 1999. Tony Holler is the son of 47-year high school and college basketball coach Don Holler. Tony is the father of four, including two successful coaches, Alec Holler (Edwardsville H.S.) and Quinn Holler (Andrew H.S.). 2025-01-241h 06aParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsStay Cool Daddio: Understanding Equanimity and Why It Matters for ParentsThis episode of Stay Cool Daddio- Equanimity: Equanimity means mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper. A true super power for parents2025-01-1807 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsWhat to do When Your Kid Says F-U!"What to Do When Your Kid Says F-U!" In this episode, Coach Shawn shares practical steps for handling the shock of hearing those hurtful words from your child. Instead of reacting with anger, learn how to: Take a breath and stay calm Set boundaries with grace Listen to your child’s underlying pain Know when to seek additional support Let it go and move forward Parenting is tough, but you don’t have to do it alone. For more support, visit www.shawnhop.com.2025-01-1213 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsStay Cool Daddio- Exercise EquanimityEquanimity means mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper. Here is a way you can practice this and teach your kids.2024-12-1707 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryVintage Celebrations: The Timeless Story Behind a 114-Year-Old Christmas TreeSend us a textCould the oldest Christmas tree in the United States be in Galveston? In this special holiday episode of Unboxing History, Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright-Gidley, hosts of the Unboxing History Podcast, presented by the Galveston County Museum, discuss a 114-year-old artificial Christmas tree, potentially the oldest in Texas or the country. The tree, donated by Mr. Lynn Ringh, features ornaments with rich histories, including a straw hat from Tampico, Mexico, and a World War II-era cardboard and foil ornament. Mr. Ringh shares heartfelt stories about his family's traditions, the Great Depression's impact...2024-12-1121 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryUnboxing the History of Camp WallaceSend us a textDid you know Camp Wallace once served as a training facility for soldiers, housed POWs, and even served as a morgue? In this episode of Unboxing History, hosts Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright-Gidley from the Galveston County Museum, delve into the history of Camp Wallace, a World War II military camp located in what is now Jack Brooks Park in Galveston County. They examine artifacts related to the camp, including a handkerchief, a pillowcase, a postcard, and a separation center brochure. Guest speaker Shana Rawls, who wrote a...2024-11-2026 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow to Foster Self-Advocacy and Emotional Sharing in KidsQuick Tip on something we are trying in our house which encourages self-advocacy, and sharing feelings in a conflict. Share your ideas at aParently.community.2024-11-1006 minNo Place Like MahomesNo Place Like MahomesA HOF ReceiverJacob, Sam, and Shawn discuss the activity around the NFL Trade Deadline, discuss DeAndre Hopkins' performance and impact on the Chiefs' offense, and ask who should be the starting corner opposite Trent McDuffie. 2024-11-071h 13No Place Like MahomesNo Place Like MahomesMeaningful FootballShawn, Jacob, and Sam discuss the Chiefs' acquiring DeAndre Hopkins and Joshua Uche, give their opinions on the compensation, ask if Left Tackle is a problem, and talk about how the defense looked without Jaylen Watson. 2024-10-301h 11Dr. Shawn Baker PodcastDr. Shawn Baker PodcastWoo-Woo Caucus Doctor Blasts Medical Blind Spots 1 Hr Straight | Dr. Shawn Baker & Dr. Marty MakaryDr. Marty Makary is a Johns Hopkins surgeon and professor and New York Times bestselling author. A public health researcher, Dr. Makary has served in leadership at the W.H.O. and been a visiting professor at over 25 medical schools. His newest book, is a new national bestseller called “BLIND SPOTS: When Medicine Gets It Wrong and What It Means For Our Health." Instagram: martymakary Twitter: @MartyMakary "BLIND SPOTS: When Medicine Gets It Wrong and What It Means For Our Health": https://geni.us/blindspots Website: https://ww...2024-10-2249 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryFrom Corking Fees to Clara Barton: Timeless Tales from The TremontSend us a textIn this episode of Unboxing History, hosts Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright-Gidley explore intriguing artifacts from the Tremont Hotel's past, including an 1879 menu and postcards. Special guest Kathleen Maca, a historian who authored a book on the Tremont Hotel, shares fascinating insights into the hotel's rich history, its notable guests, and its connection to Galveston's historical events like the Civil War and the 1900 Storm. Discover the transformation of the Tremont Hotel over the years and learn about the Galveston County Museum's crucial role in preserving this history.2024-10-1626 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsMindfulness for Parents and Kids: Taking a Walk TogetherTaking a walk with your child while practicing mindfulness. Schedule your free coaching session with Coach Shawn at www.shawnhop.com2024-10-1503 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsSupporting Your Teen After a Breakup: Best Next Steps for ParentsCoach Shawn gives some Quick Tips on helping your teenager through a broken heart. Head over to www.shawnhop.com to schedule your free coaching session- Best Next Steps. Also check out www.aparently.community for this and other tips for parents. Collaborate with other parents on wins and challenges.2024-10-1205 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryGalveston’s Weather Warriors: Unboxing History with Dr Hurricane Hal NeedhamSend us a textIn this episode of Unboxing History, co-hosts Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright-Gidley unbox a special artifact from the Galveston County Museum: a portrait of the pioneering meteorologist Dr. John Freeman. They discuss Dr. Freeman's contributions to meteorology, including his work with the U.S. Weather Bureau and the founding of the Weather Research Center. Special guest Dr. Hal Needham, also known as Hurricane Hal, provides expert insights into the historical weather instruments on exhibit and compares past and present meteorological practices. The episode explores the history of weather forecasting, the impact of...2024-09-2625 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsStay Cool Daddio- How Parents Can Use Breathing to Stay Calm During Heated MomentsAnother simple breathing exercise that can provide some relief when feeling angry or irritable. Try it and Stay Cool Daddio! Please provide feedback at shawnhop.com2024-09-2303 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsStay Cool Daddio- Counting Exhales When Putting Kids to BedVery simple technique of counting your exhales up to 10. Especially effective when putting kids to bed. Please provide me with your feedback at www.shawnhop.com2024-09-2203 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsStay Cool Daddio- Mindfulness and Breathing Exercises for Parents- Exhale for 8Take this into your next heated battle with your kids. Exhale for 8 puts your focus on your breathing instead of your emotions and the many possible outcomes you are rolling in your head. Keeps you cool so you can be your best for your kids.2024-09-2203 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsTrailer: Stay Cool Daddio- Mindfulness and Breathing Exercises for ParentsWelcome to Apparently a podcast’s special series- Stay Cool Daddio! As we get older we are more prone to outbursts of anger, and grumpiness. Often times they happen out of no where but they can harm our relationships with our kids. Someone once said- You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf. I will be producing breathing and mindfulness exercises titled- Stay Cool Daddio to help you- Stay Cool! I hope you will use these in the morning, or in the moments you feel that GRRRRRR coming on! I hope you will tune in. This...2024-09-2202 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsHow to Get Your Message Across to Teens Who Think They’re Always RightCoach Shawn Hopkins provides a quick-tip on how to make your point, especially with teenagers who are well versed at everything. Please provide your feedback at www.shawnhop.com2024-09-2205 minaParently! A Podcast for ParentsaParently! A Podcast for ParentsBig Clean-Ups with Kids Made Easy: Avoiding MeltdownsaParently host Coach Shawn Hopkins provides a quick-tip on Big Clean-Ups with kids minus the meltdown. Please share your feedback at shawnhop.com2024-09-2205 minThe Model Health ShowThe Model Health ShowATTENTION: Medical Error is a Leading Cause of Death in the U.S. - With Dr. Marty Makary If you have a medical emergency, there’s no better place to seek lifesaving care than the United States. But when it comes down to reversing or preventing chronic conditions and creating a lifestyle around true health, our modern medical system leaves much to be desired. On today’s show, we’re going to dive into these blind spots in the US healthcare system.  Our guest, Dr. Marty Makary, is a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and a 2-time New York Times bestselling author. His new book, Blind Spots, uncovers how dogma and absolutism in the...2024-09-161h 08Unboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryA Haunting Record: The 1900 Storm Coroner's LedgerSend us a textUnboxing History: The Inquest Record of the 1900 Storm-In this episode of Unboxing History, co-host Christine Hopkins and Jody Wright-Gidley, director of the Galveston County Museum, delve into the story behind an inquest record book from the Bolivar Peninsula post-1900 Storm. They discuss the history and significance of the ledger, which contains detailed descriptions of victims to aid identification after the devastating hurricane. The episode also touches on the broader context of the 1900 Storm, including Galveston's importance as a port, the impact on the community, and the efforts made...2024-08-1420 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryExploring Galveston’s Beach HistorySend us a textIn this episode of Unboxing History, Christine Hopkins and museum staffer Shelby Rodwell unbox a woman's bathing suit from 1890-1910 from the Galveston County Museum collection. This swimsuit is featured in a new exhibit at the Museum created by Rodwell. The podcast highlights beach-related artifacts in the exhibit and the history of segregated beaches in Galveston. Additionally, they talk about historic bathhouses, Electric Park, and beach events like the Bathing Girl Revue. The episode concludes with an invitation to visit the museum and explore its exhibits and resources. Unboxing History Podcast is presented...2024-07-2413 minThe Latter Day LensThe Latter Day LensEpisode 77: Trump Shooting, Republicans are socialists too, seeking riches, Bloomberg's $1 billion donation to medical schoolsSend us a textTrump Assignation Attempt. Members of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints should not condone violenceThe Thought Provoker:Matt is up first this week. Sam likes to tell me that I should support Donald Trump for president despite all of his shortcomings because he is the only person that can save our economy. Well, the Wall Street Journal has an article out this week that suggests that the Republicans are no longer united on what should be done to save the economy. As the Republicans were working...2024-07-171h 15Unboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryBlazing History: Galveston's Fires and the Fight to Save the IslandSend us a textIn this episode of Unboxing History, hosts Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright-Gidley share a rare fire bucket from the early 1900s held in the Galveston County Museum's collection. They are joined by James Anderson, author of 'Galveston Burning: A History of the Fire Department and Major Conflagrations,' to discuss significant fires that reshaped Galveston, including the devastating 1885 fire. Anderson provides fascinating insights into early firefighting techniques, fire station history, and the importance of fire maps from the Sanborn Fire Insurance Company. The discussion highlights historic buildings lost to fire and the...2024-06-2024 minThe Shawn Bolz ShowThe Shawn Bolz ShowMass Exodus of Blue States + Prophetic Word on Your Mental State! | Shawn Bolz ShowWelcome to the Shawn Bolz Show where we look at current events, the entertainment world, and what is happening around the globe from a Christian discerning perspective that hopefully inspires you to keep looking for what God is doing in the midst of what is going wrong. We have a big show for you today! People are fleeing blue states in mass, and it's official. How will this mass migration impact the upcoming elections? Are you financially prepared for any election outcome? Our financial expert shares crucial steps you can take to secure your finances.2024-05-2039 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryWhen Luck Was Lady Galveston, Unveiling the City’s Gambling PastSend us a textUnveiling the Maceos: From Immigrants to Galveston's Power Duo - Featuring Kimber Fountain, Author of "The Maceos and the Free State of Galveston, An Authorized History"This episode of 'Unboxing History' delves into the intriguing history Galveston County, Texas, through the lens of Sam and Rose Maceo, who played a pivotal role in transforming the city in the early to mid-20th century. Hosted by Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright Gidley, the podcast unveils artifacts from the Galveston County Museum's collection, including a sealed deck of cards from the...2024-05-1524 minUnboxing HistoryUnboxing HistoryRevealing Galveston’s History Through Film From 1900 Storm to 1950sSend us a textUnearthing Galveston's Past: The 1900 Storm Through Thomas Edison's LensThis episode of 'Unboxing History' features Christine Hopkins and Jodi Wright Gidley, who introduce two unique films. One film was captured after the 1900 Storm by Thomas Edison’s crew, and another reel is from the early 1950s. Guest J.R. Shaw, host of Galveston Unscripted, shares insights into Thomas Edison's pioneering work in film, specifically Edison's team's efforts to document the devastation of Galveston Island shortly after the storm. The discussion also covers the technological innovations of the time, th...2024-04-1718 min