The Raisin Canes Podcast

Raisin Canes Podcast 046: Jeremy and his Perspectives and Adventures With Raising Kids in a COVID World.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2022 25:58

Jeremy comes to us for the first time with his views and experiences raising two young daughters during COVID times. Discussions of getting some vitamin D, road trips, not living in fear, being consistent, Big Bang Theory, and the Mopar Car Club are touched on during the podcast. Being intentional during these crazy times was the one thing Jeremey repeated and resonated with me. Plan something, think outside the box, and executing it was an awesome view. Something to think about in our dealings with family and COVID times. Thanks, Jeremy for coming by and hanging. Definitely have to have him back on the show again. And, good luck to him in starting his own podcast. Look for it in the near future? Here's hope for no type of Megatron COVID! Enjoy.

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Raisin Canes Podcast 045: Homeschooling Explained 101 and the Associated Stigmas, Flexibilities, and Its Antisocial Bad Rap.

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 31, 2021 30:36

Welcome back Marianne to the mic and she has brought along her daughter Valerie. Valerie homeschools all three of her little ones. She comes to discuss the ins and outs of homeschooling. I really learned a lot and got rid of a few misconceptions. It seems that she is right on track with her kiddos schooling. Discussions of they called my Mom Mr. T, no report cards, communication, the network of the homeschool system, experiencing failure, not everybody can homeschool and hard to work outside the home and homeschool. Thanks to Marianne for bringing her by. Hope to have them back to dive into the homeschooling topic a little deeper next time.

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RC 044: Rachel Stovall - Woman of Many Hats, The Foster Care System, Many of Us Need Therapy, Start at a Place of Character, and the Importance of Self-Care.

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2021 33:59

Welcome, Rachel to the mic. We have heard of each other and we have never actually met in person. She is a person of many hats - a community activist, an active Facebook page called Rachel's Round Table where she talks about voting, customer service, artist, photographers, and a host of other topics and people. Our discussion starts with elements of the foster care system and transitions into the importance of self-care. They were both related in some form. It was great to have her on the show. What a breath of fresh air and informative simultaneously. I'm looking forward to Rachel's repeat performance on the podcast.

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RC 043: Bobby Newman - Interventionist, Certified Drug Professional and Substance Abuse Counselor.

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2021 30:15

Welcome, Bobby to the mic. We had a great conversation off the mic that included that he lived in my old hometown of Kansas City, Missouri. After getting past my love of KC barbeque, we were able to start the discussions of problems with drugs and addicts. Bobby talked about DARE doesn't work, manipulating different situations into positive outcomes, starting the drug conversation with kids at about age 8 or 9, the ‘jailing' lifestyle, the three ways out of addiction, zero in cold in Kansas City and did you eat the steak and cake before your suicidal thoughts? One of Bobby's main concentrations is the role of the enabler and how destructive and additive to the addict's plight they can be. Thanks, Bobby. I feel that the information was invaluable to people going through or if you know someone who is going through it. Looking forward to having Bobby back on the show soon. I know he has many other pearls to share.

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RC 042: How and When to Tell Your Kids About the Subject of Sex, Planting Seeds and ‘Nobody Told Me!'

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2021 48:41

It was my pleasure to have Natasja Visser on the mic all the way from South Africa. She reached out to me from this podcast. She is a practicing family counselor and life coach. Natasja specializes in helping parents and their children deal with difficulties with pornography, when and how to tell children about sex and a host of other qualities you'll hear in the show. We discussed topics of special parts, not private parts, don't preach or overreact, kids' minds as screen savers, and using the right words with a poker face. Being a very interesting podcast, I feel it is imperative that young parents broach the sex talk quickly and continually. Natasja definitely changed my mind on that subject and probably will make you think about changing yours too. Hopefully, we can get her back. I feel there was much more to discuss. Thanks, NatasjaBelow is some of Natasja's info. Please check it out. Website: www.letsexplain.orgFacebook page: @natasjaletsexplainInstagram: lets_explainYouTube: Lets explain by Natasja Visser

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RC 041: Transitioning From a Kid to Adulthood and All the Things You Didn't Tell Your Parents, Pop the Window Screen, Lake in the Kitchen, Cutting Boards in the Broiler, and Car Surfing.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2021 22:12

Kicking off 2021 with my son, David Jr., and hearing his tales (never heard by me) of growing up. Though sometimes costly, he was lucky to escape to his mid-twenties intact. I took it like a champ, hearing almost all of these stories first hand. But, all in all, it was a fun and enlightening time hanging with Jr. We are all very proud of him. And yes, David, the mic is on and we are recording!http://bit.ly/3k5ranM

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RC 040 / CLATN 059 / DD 030: Covid-19 A Divorce From Normalcy, What Is Important, Kiddos and Covid-19, Relationships, What Changes You, Re-evaluate Your Life, Getting Rid of Drama, And Being More Anal.

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 24, 2020 45:15

This podcast has a little something from all three main podcasts in the Mothtoaflame Media family. Vivian and Marianne are back to shed some more light on Covid-19 topics. With subjects too many to list here - we touch on a lot of material. Listen up and see what you think. That is all, we'll let the podcast do the talking. Check out Vivian's Website below...

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RC 038: School House Rock Has Nothing on Us!, A Republic Verses a Democratic Government, Many People Don't Know Which One We Are, The States Are Getting Screwed, Electoral College, Anchor Babies, Rome Failed?, and The Power Grid Of Texas..

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2020 30:39

Mr. Mike is a friend of mine who is always discussing the makeup of our government when we get together. I thought it would be a great opportunity for others to benefit from his astute knowledge of our United 'Republic' of States - the one most people don't even realize we have. Sit back and gain a different aspect and view of our government. Share this with others, for I learned a lot I didnt know!

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RC 037: Raising Kids A Year Later, Pearls of Wisdom, Job with no Manual, Let Them Fail, Ms. Sassy Pants, Disney Parent and Never Speak Ill Of Your Ex (in front of the kids).

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2019 30:06

It's been a while since Pete has been in the studio. On the front end of a birthday lunch after the podcast, we discuss raising our kids after our divorces a year later. Subjects of coping, opinions, pink crocks with blue socks and the kids already know chime in during the podcast. Just to let you know ahead of time - this show does veer off the beaten path of raising canes. Somehow topics of divorce and cheating snuck in at the end. Leave it up to Pete to take me there! But, that is where the ride gets interesting. Enjoy!!

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RC 036: Millennials Get a Bad Rap / Mother and Daughter Views, Generation Y and X, Potluck Wedding, YMCA, We Beat!, Pimping Ain't Easy, Slap of Reality, Value of Money and A Distorted View of Success.

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2019 39:10

Emma returns to the mic and brings her daughter Meagan. Discussing millennials was a definite treat with all three of our views being all over the place. Getting off topic every now and then, we were always able to relate it all back to the millennial topic/problem. Meagan, a hard-working nurse and millennial, provides us a look from within her experiences with friends and family. We did all agree that an important component of keeping millennials on the straight and narrow was having some skin in the game. Some level of responsibility teens to keep them more focused. Keep their eyes on the prize, please!! Thanks, ladies, it was a blast. Got to get Amanda and Trevor in the studio soon!

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RC 035: Raising a Kid into Adulthood Through the Eyes of Both a Mother and a Daughter, Guilt, No Flow Chart Raising Children, The Cobra, Revenge Scenarios, Sparrow Wings in the Laundry, A Spice Girl CD and You Better Find a Girlfriend Like Your Mommy.

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2019 44:45

New to the podcast arena welcome mother/daughter team Myrna and Audrey. Man, they started off slow but eventually lit up the podcast studio like roman candles. My gut is still hurting from laughing even though they have been gone for hours. I'll have to get another interesting subject in order to get them back on the mics. I saw so many similarities between our three children. I summarized that the pecking order does play a part in raising children. A podcast any parent should not miss no matter how old your kids are. It was a definite treat to have them visit. Come back soon... Enjoy..

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RC 034: Raising Kids, Kool Aid Mom, Playgroup - Gymboree with Alcohol, Don't Train Your Kid at Wal-Mart, Tang Mom, Neighborhood Mentality and Millennials Raising Kids.

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2019 16:47

Scott agreed to have an impromptu podcast concerning the generalities of raising kids. I have known Scott for over 25 years during which time our kids grew up together. We do start off by agreeing that there is no owner's manual to raising children. His views on hard work, commitment and consequences flow side by side with mine. It was great getting Scott on the mic and look forward to having him back real soon. Due to the sudden nature of the podcast, I decided to leave a lot of the miscues at the beginning in. Something different to listen to.... Enjoy....

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RC 033: The Preparations, Positives and Perils of Transitioning Kids from High School to College, Skin in the Game, Huge Sea of Fish Degrees, Life Skills, Social Media, Selling my Soul Not to Move Back Home and You Can't Touch Math.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 2, 2019 31:45

Along with Emma, who is new to the Raisin Canes Podcast, Patty returns to talk about getting your child from high school into college. Emma and I have both done it twice and Patty once. So, we do have some knowledge to share. But, on the other hand, we do realize that college might not be the best choice for everyone. A vocational or trade school is high up on all our lists. Grab some of our insights if you have a kid finishing up high school soon!

RC 032: Raising Kids From an Auntie Point of View, Loving Uncle Marvin, The King's English, Snowcones and Momma Had a Big Thumb.

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2018 13:00

Connie stayed for one more podcast and talks about her experiences helping raise her 6 nieces and nephews. We both agreed that kids need to experience another point of view and perspective other than their parent's all the time. She and I both have a history of being able to enjoy and spend time with other relatives on a consistent basis when we were young. We cherish those times.

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RC 031: David Jr. On The Mic, Living in NYC, Producing Good Music, Just Be Nice, Side Hustles, College Can Be Overrated, Structure and Consequences, Parenting School and Johnny is Having a Bad Day.

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2018 27:04

David Jr. returns to the mic after a long hiatus. Home for the holiday, we discuss his highs and lows living in NYC. His views on parenting and raising kids are very interesting. The threat of putting me in a home later in life makes me rethink my future plans for him. (LOL) But, all in all, it was a fun and enlightening podcast. Still proud of him and all his past, present and future accomplishments. Destined to do great things.

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RC 030: Caregiving and Living a Semi-Normal Life, Dad Drove Away, Get on the Train, Your Kids Are Watching, ABC Kind of Girl and Making Mistakes.

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 10, 2018 21:19

Connie contributes her experiences on caregiving to the podcast. Having taken care of her dad give her a definite inside view on the subject. Exploring topics of family helping out, the perfect storm, being a patient advocate and having a beer at the last rites all come into play on the show. I fee that all caregivers have a very unique tale to tell. I hope to keep the 'caregiving train' going with others on the mic. Thanks, Connie for sharing.

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RC 029: The Trials and Tribulations of Caregiving, The Flip Side of Raisin Canes, Take Care of the Caregiver, Eat Your Meat, Trial By Fire, Sense of Responsibility and Integrity, Nobody Gets Out Alive and Going Up the Stairs Twice At 61.

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 4, 2018 29:49

Denise helps me take the Raisin Canes Podcast to a new and different level. We are expanding to broach discussions of the raising and caregiving of kids, parents and friends through love, spirit and actions. Kind of taking care of the beginning and the end. We begin with our stories of our segway into the realm of caregiving. Definitely trial by fire. Subjects of easing off the call button, a designer purse or a ring, creating lists, becoming children again, it's gonna be bad and take a life of its own are all included in the show. There was so much to cover and I feel that we only scratched the surface. Expect quite a few more caregiving podcast.

RC 028: Raising kids in a blended family, Don't be a Barbie, Common Ground, Expectations and Consequences, Chewbacca, Parents Being Friends, The Fast Food Industry is Waiting for You and Dropping the Seeds at an Early Age.

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 9, 2018 39:06

Armando stuck around for another podcast after a fun one on Changing Lanes Above the Neck Podcast (CLANT Episode #043) Talking about blended families or even dating someone with a child at home brought up quite a few subjects. We did agree that while raising kids is a huge responsibility, both the parent and the significant other need to be on the same page with expectations and consequences. As opposed to dating and the white picket fence syndrome (The Pete Factor) the ultimate goal here is getting them on with their life by making them a productive member of society outside of your domicile. Being the hardest job you will ever love, parenting does not come with an instruction manual and there is a lot of on the job training about what works and what does not. Just don't give up. It is worth it in the end. Thanks Armando. See ya next time.

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RC 027: Substance Addiction From the Eyes of A Mother And Son, Grandma Finds Out You Smoke Pot On Your Birthday Weekend, Kids Are Good Liars and Manipulators, Ambition To Write a Book and Help Others, Smoke Pot Then Do the Incline and Get Your Kids to Lik

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 13, 2018 53:04

I had the pleasure of getting mom Julie and son Nate, longtime friends of mine, in the podcast studio yesterday. Julie even surprised us with an assortment of Rudy's Barbeque, my favorite. Fighting a food coma, we were able to tackle their life experiences concerning Nate's substance addiction starting in the 8th grade. Now that Nate is 30 years old and recovered, I am impressed with his resolve to complete two books about his life and his ability reaching out to other at-risk kids in his community by volunteering his time and presence. I felt blessed to have them on the show conveying their knowledge and advice to others out there in similar situations. With children starting to try drugs younger and younger, we felt that this podcast has a definite need if it only helps one parent wake up and pay attention. It was a very unique and fun podcast session. I thank them for coming by....

RC 026: Manners and Social Graces for Adults and Children, Walking Down the Sidewalk With Chocolate, Which Fork to Use?, Getting On and Off the Elevator, Thank You Notes, The Mad Hatter and Chivalry is Not Dead.

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2018 38:10

Rex and Heidi stayed for another podcast. This time the subject was a fun one to which I learned about manners. Social graces are one of Heidi's specialties and she drops some knowledge on the subject on the podcast. Rex and I were her sponges and should get an 'A' for the class. Take a listen.... From the looks of things, we have a long way to go.

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RC 025: Pitfalls, Woes and Successes of Raising Kids into 2018, Kids are Sponges, Helicopter Parents, Tools in the Toolbox, Failure and Cowboy Church in Pueblo.

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2018 35:45

Welcome, Heidi and Rex to the mic. We are old neighbors from back in the day. Me one kid and them no kids. We were pretty happy then and didn't actually realize the difference that came later. We all raised and are still raising some kiddos into 2018. Listen to their honest take and opinions on getting children safely out of the house. They may be able to shed a little bit of light onto some darkness you may be having. I appreciate them taking the time to hang and do a podcast with me and for us.

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RC 024: Raised By My Mom and Dad, The Black Mile Podcast, Spanking and Discipline, The Will Smith of Normal People, Bad Parenting, Hard Work and No One Word Answers.

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2018 23:03

Isaiah finally came down for a podcast. I've been trying to get him on the show for a while. Knowing he is extremely busy, it was a treat to get him to do Raising Canes and Changing Lanes ATN. Explaining his views, I was able to see how he turned out so well and rounded. And, it looks as if he will continue the goodness onto his future children. This is a must listen for parents and kids alike. You will be able to get a full appreciation from both sides. Enjoy.

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RC 023: Call Me - But You Gotta Listen, No Accountability, Pookie and NeNe, Spank You Laughing and No Respect.

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2018 25:41

We welcome Toni back to the mic with her brand of getting right to the crux of the problem. Our topic today involves children and the extremely bad and disturbing things they are doing today. Being a national problem, we talk about the reasons why and possible solutions. Kids emulate what they are exposed to at home, everyone should not have kids, parents having their heads in the sand, being your kid's friends and nose on the wall are subjects broached in this podcast. Everyone has skin in the game with this topic. See what you think. Even, let us know in the comments. There needs to be a change.

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RC 022: Mom Ran the Household, I Used to be Mexican, YMCA Attitude, Kids and Sled Dogs, Boys are Dumb and Telling the Kids Too Much.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2018 22:32

Steve stays for another podcast. Fresh from the Divorce Devil Podcast, he shares his expertise on raising his 4 daughters. We cross over a few other subjects including kids being resilient, parents not paying attention, the village mentality and the importance of failure. Although a short podcast, we feel that it is extremely informative for parents having difficulty raising their children. It's quick and straight to the point. Just like we like it....

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RC 021: Move Out While You Know Everything, Finding A Place To Live, Don't Climb On The Woodpile, No Cartoons Because Of Fishing and Whiskey For Antibiotics.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2018 26:33

Thomas is a first timer on the mic. His transparency was above and beyond what I expected. Hopefully, his story of survival can touch another headed down a difficult path. Topics of a metal flyswatter, fishing, money for a rainy day, put your hand in the toilet and buff and darker are all broached on this podcast. It was quite a ride, so hang on.

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RC 020: Write a letter to your parents, Love God, Too Independent, Give People Grace, McDonald's Shake and Don't Ever Stop Parenting.

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 1, 2017 26:48

Nice to have Toni back in the studio. Her 'no bones' approach to raising children is always refreshing. Turn the phone off, tough love, parental delinquency, and village mentality are all touched upon in the podcast. Looking forward to having her on CLATN next. I do enjoy laughing and interviewing her. What a trip.

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RC 019: Tionne Talks About Millennials, Spanking and Discipline, Icing Like Crack Cocaine, Patience and The Importance of Sleep.

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 29, 2017 22:23

You are in for a special treat of a podcast. My little pookie / daughter Tionne is on the mic for the first time. She joins her two brothers for finally doing a show with me. We actually asked her the same three questions we asked her brother Dawson and his crew last week: 1. What did you learn from your parents? 2. What have you learned so far as an adult? 3. What do you hope to pass along to your children? As you can listen, Tionne had some of the fastest answers in the west. Other topics of parenting tactics, sucking at volleyball, watermelon heads and don't leave a mark are discussed. What a joy to interview her all grown up and all. Definitely gonna get her back on the show. (NSFW at about the 9:45 mark, she is definitely related to Dawson!)

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RC 018: Dawson, Garrett and Josh: Make That Cheddar, Bills Suck, Leave a Legacy, Clap Back and Haters Gonna Hate.

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 22, 2017 31:46

Dawson text me yesterday and wanted to do a podcast with his two friends Josh and Garrett. So, we got busy and the final product was awesome. One of my favorite podcast to date. All 21 years of age, the millennials discuss their title, having kids, buying jeans from Sears, positive and negative learning, a job is a job, and see the good in people. I got some seed questions from my brother Marvin: -What did you learn from your parents? -What have you learned so far as an adult? -What do you hope to pass along to your children? I consider the podcast a success and I am looking forward to having them back on the show soon. Kudos to the studio audience. First time for everything. (NSFW @ the 29:07 mark, just saying)

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RC 017: Juggling Mom, Teacher and Kids, Rainbows and Fairies, Sister Peggy Dillon, Funding and Education, Buying Toilet Paper, Those Shoes are On Point and a Snack and Not a Smack.

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2017 29:24

Brenda comes to us a newbie and settles right in. A single mom juggling a teaching career and raising two […]

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RC 016: Raising Kids From a Dad, Step-dad and a Uncle's Point of View, Popping the Podcast Cherry, Life is a Book, Relationship of Expectations and Teachable Moments.

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2017 23:38

Welcome new to the mic, Marvin and George. Marvin, my brother, married George almost two years ago in NYC. They […]

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RC 015: Happy Father's Day, Ashley Can Turn Your Mind To Mush, Turning into Your Mom and Dad, Village Mentality and Slim Jims and a Card From the Dollar Store.

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 20, 2017 26:07

Welcome my son Dawson to the mic. What an excellent Father's Day present. He jumps right in with Elizabeth, one […]

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RC 014: Two P.K.'s In The House, The Difference Between Hard and Soft Mommas, Grandmothers Becoming Mothers and David Webb Foster Care for Grandkids.

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2017 31:02

Welcome back Elizabeth to the show. She has graciously brought a friend, Darryl. We appreciate them both for taking the […]

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RC 013: Kids at Church Falling out of Chairs, Just Get the G.I. Joe, Village Mentality and the Extension cord vs. Hot Wheel Track.

Play Episode Listen Later May 1, 2017 31:50

Welcome Toni to the mic. Even though it's her first podcast, she is quite the natural. Her spin on raising […]

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RC 012: Pros and cons of being a P.K., Certified crazy moms, Zero to 500 crazy and Color hearts into the bubbles.

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 23, 2017 39:59

One of my favorite podcast to date, Elizabeth joins me to discuss raising kids. Being a P.K., she sheds a […]

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RC 011: Mandatory School K Thru 12, Vocation Versus College, Instant Gratification and No Electronics.

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 3, 2017 18:56

Denise and David get together once again to discuss kids and the never ending public school dilemma. Talking about subjects […]

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RC 010: Corrective Measures Instead of Abuse, The Devil Was Scared of My Daddy, Your Last Whuppin and I'm a Grown-Assed Man

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2017 18:46

David and Napoleon discuss their upbringing trials and tribulations. Obviously it was a different time back then. Revel in their […]

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RC 009: Everyone Gets a Trophy, Scooby Doo Children, Babies Raising Babies and Loving Your Kids.

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2017 35:41

This is an episode not to miss. With me on the mics are Mr. Robert and Mr. Brown. Both are […]

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RC 008: Siblings and Cousins, Education, Grandparents and Village Mentality

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2016 17:41

My son, David Jr., joins in on a podcast with me. After surprising us with a pre-Christmas visit, he lends […]

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RC 007: The Successful Formula for a Single Mom Raising Two Kids, Tune Up Your Mental Health Engine and Setting Healthy Boundaries

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2016 24:01

There is light at the end of the tunnel. David talks with Debra about the successes and challenges of raising […]

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RC 006: Advice to Single Moms, Stick to the Plan and Big Plastic Pixie Sticks

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 30, 2016 33:02

David's good friend and villager, Ron DeCoursey, joins in on this podcast. They talk about the general joys and pitfalls […]

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RC 005: Therapy, The Kiss of the Devil, Reactive Attachment Disorder and the Role of Trauma

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2016 44:14

Welcome Ernie McIntyre. Ernie is retired from the El Paso County Department of Human Services where he was a child […]

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RC 004: The Beat Down, Everybody Can't Win and Who's Running the Zoo

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2016 30:02

Patty stayed for another podcast. Fresh off closing out CLATN 004, Patty and David navigate the Raising Canes Podcast waters. […]

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RC 003: Sign the Planner, Love and Logic and Hot Wheel Tracks

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 29, 2016 25:31

Let the fun begin. Jeanne and Kathleen join David in the fun with the discussions of kids and school. The […]

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RC 002: Neighborhood Kids, Buffer Statement and Blood in a Bucket

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2016 29:48

Fresh from Divorce Devil, David and Pete are hard at work talking about Raisin Canes. With some crossover from both […]

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RC 001: Fat Meets Greasy, Pack Leader and Get Me a Switch

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2016 18:51

The first podcast of Raisin Canes is a non-forgettable one. David and Ron discuss current and past issues of raising […]

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