Podcasts about all families

January 12th, 2025 Epiphany, The Holy Family, and The Errors of Russia The Holy Family and the Virtue of Obedience The Holy Family as a Model for All Families

Today we have special guests, our friends, Angel Moore and Marcus Tanksley. We talk about Marriage, Family, and Their Careers in Entertainment. Lets get into it!Guests: Angel Moore: https://www.instagram.com/thatchickangelMarcus Tanksley : https://www.instagram.com/marcusaintonthegramAbout the hostsTabitha Brown is the world's favorite mom and auntie! She is an Emmy award winning show host, actress, a 3-time New York Times Best Selling author and a 4 time NAACP Image Award winner. Follow Tabitha Brown: https://www.instagram.com/iamtabithabrown/https://www.iamtabithabrown.com/Chance Brown is a father, mentor, retired police officer, entrepreneur, and youth basketball coach. If you ask him, he'll tell you he is a professional human! Follow Chance Brown: https://www.instagram.com/teamchancebasketball/Watch us record Tab and Chance live and ask us questions (and watch our not official reality show) by joining us on patreon. https://www.patreon.com/TabandChanceWatch us record Tab and Chance live and ask us questions (and watch our not official reality show) by joining us on patreon. https://www.patreon.com/TabandChanceWatch us record Tab and Chance live and ask us questions (and watch our not official reality show) by joining us on patreon. https://www.patreon.com/TabandChance Watch us record Tab and Chance live and ask us questions (and watch our not official reality show) by joining us on patreon. https://www.patreon.com/TabandChance

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Friday, Aug. 23, 2024. Check out some of West Virginia's most talented musical artists, all from the comfort of your couch, with Mountain State Music livestream videos…Discover Almost Heaven at Family Adventure Camp at the Summit, in the heart of the New River Gorge…and plan the ultimate adventure road trip through northeastern West Virginia…on today's daily304. #1 – From DAILY304 – There are so many talented musicians in West Virginia, and the daily304 wants to shine a spotlight on each and every one of them. Every month, we introduce you to creative West Virginia artists and their original songs, recorded live at Folklore Music Exchange. It's a concert from your couch, and you don't even have to pay a cover charge. Sit back, relax and enjoy live music from the Folklore Stage. Watch the videos: https://daily304.wv.gov/programs/mountain-state-music/   #2 – From SUMMIT BSA – Family fun awaits at the Summit Bechtel Reserve! A vacation to this unique getaway is something that your family will remember forever. From scenic hikes, a variety of lodging options, and exciting outdoor activities, the Summit has something for everyone.  Family Adventure Camp at the Summit is in the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia, next to the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Discover why so many people call this land “Almost Heaven,” with its breathtaking natural beauty, abundant ecosystems, and many activities.  The camp is open to ALL Families; no BSA or Scouting affiliation is required! Learn more: https://www.summitbsa.org/familyadventurecampwv   #3 – From BACKPACKER – Thanks to the establishment of the country's newest national park in the New River Gorge, West Virginia is having its time in the limelight right now. Even in this small state, there's plenty to explore beyond the park's boundaries. The northeastern part of the state, from the Dolly Sods to Blackwater Falls, has hiking trails, waterfalls, and funky small towns that offer no end of outdoor adventure. If you're ready to explore but also want to be close enough to Main Street to grab a drink or dinner post-hike, pitch your tent in Tucker County near the towns of Davis and Thomas for some good, clean (but actually probably pretty muddy) outdoor fun.  Check out Backpacker's 5-day itinerary for the ultimate Almost Heaven road trip! Read more: https://www.backpacker.com/trips/road-trip-through-west-virginia/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

We have Been asked to post this message for a fan I am starting up a list of ALL Families that have laid to rest their loved ones at our Memorial Ground since 1995.There is, in my view, good reason for doing so.I feel IF and it's a BIG IF.... there are any discussions on 'naming it' OR 'relocating it' that we should all be made well aware of discussions/proposals/ideas from the get go.There have been 'rumours' circulating online over the years about it, none that have amounted to anything.Having started the memorial ground back in 1995 with my late husbands ashes, (there was much debate/discussion at the time about whether it was needed......we all know it was.I would like to collate a list of names of our Loved ones/dates/families who would like to be kept informed first hand of any discussions on it, keeping it very transparent, but more importantly, allowing our families a say in ANYTHING when it comes to our Sacred land at The Den.Please feel free to drop me an email at mrsmillwall@yahoo.co.uk so that I can add you to my list.I for one, am NOT a lover of the 'idea' of renaming it after JB, as much as I liked him....It's not about a person...... as there are many souls laid to rest there....I feel a road/stand/statue is more apt for our late chairman. What are your thoughts??Ideally would like to hear from family members who have scattered ashes/placed plaques in this area.Please feel free to share.Thank you.#Millwall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We have Been asked to post this message for a fan I am starting up a list of ALL Families that have laid to rest their loved ones at our Memorial Ground since 1995.There is, in my view, good reason for doing so.I feel IF and it's a BIG IF.... there are any discussions on 'naming it' OR 'relocating it' that we should all be made well aware of discussions/proposals/ideas from the get go.There have been 'rumours' circulating online over the years about it, none that have amounted to anything.Having started the memorial ground back in 1995 with my late husbands ashes, (there was much debate/discussion at the time about whether it was needed......we all know it was.I would like to collate a list of names of our Loved ones/dates/families who would like to be kept informed first hand of any discussions on it, keeping it very transparent, but more importantly, allowing our families a say in ANYTHING when it comes to our Sacred land at The Den.Please feel free to drop me an email at mrsmillwall@yahoo.co.uk so that I can add you to my list.I for one, am NOT a lover of the 'idea' of renaming it after JB, as much as I liked him....It's not about a person...... as there are many souls laid to rest there....I feel a road/stand/statue is more apt for our late chairman. What are your thoughts??Ideally would like to hear from family members who have scattered ashes/placed plaques in this area.Please feel free to share.Thank you.#Millwall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Reading With Your Kids we welcome authors Kristin Peach, Rae Augustine and Tom Tracy. Kristen Peach talked about her book series Tales from Slacksville, focusing on the book "Slacksville's Worst Superheroes." She described creating silly characters like Speed Person and Samsung Man. Ray Augustine discussed their debut middle grade novel "Hang About Far From Home," which follows a dog and cat exploring themes of homelessness and belonging. Tom Tracy discussed his award-winning book "Some Families, All Families," which celebrates diverse families through illustrations of different structures and traditions. Click here to visit our website - www.readingwithyourkids.com 

Listen in as Pastor Thomas E. Johnson Sr. gives us our midweek refuel and teach on the subject of "All Families of the Earth are Blessed Through Father Abraham - Midweek Refuel" Scriptures: Genesis 12:1-3 Zechariah 2:1-13 Revelation 20:1-10

Aug. 1 marks the 10th anniversary of marriage equality in Minnesota, a long-fought battle that made Minnesota the 12th state to give LGBTQ+ people equal marriage rights. The very first legal same-sex wedding that took place in Minnesota ten years ago today was between Margaret Miles and Cathy ten Broeke's wedding at midnight at Minneapolis City Hall. They were married, surrounded by a crowd of people, by former Minneapolis Mayor R. T. Rybak, who married 46 other couples in the City Hall rotunda in the wee hours of that morning. One Minnesotan who fought for those rights is Monica Meyer. Monica worked with Minnesotans United for All Families and OutFront Minnesota, which are LGBTQ equality nonprofits. She joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to reflect on the fight for marriage equality in Minnesota.Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.   We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here.

Julietta Skoog, co-founder of Be Sproutable, joins Julia to discuss positive discipline. You don't get training for how to be a parent. Suddenly you just are one and you then have to develop your identity as a parent even as you are caring for a child. So what does parenting mean for you and how will you parent your child?   This episode is packed with information on the definition of being a positive discipline parent and how to achieve that goal. The tagline of Be Sproutable is: “Raising Kids, Growing Ourselves.”  Hear examples of positive discipline and the three steps of learning this amazing way of raising a child.  Tell your friends about this podcast.  It will be one of your favorites.     IN THIS EPISODE:    [02:56] Julietta begins by telling about her professional journey.  [07:14] What is the definition of positive disciplining parenting?  [11:42] Julietta talks about finding the fun in parenting and the language of connection and firmness.  [19:46] What are the three steps to learning positive parenting?  [27:27] Positive parenting across culture, religion and parenting styles.  [31:29] The example of a picky eater.  [34:28] Julietta shares how she built her family, including mentioning her miscarriage and how that has framed her thinking about children.  [42:54] Can you have the same “relationship” with a non-biological child as a biological child?    KEY TAKEAWAYS:    Children are remarkable and deserve respect. But, as parents, we need to look through their eyes at the world as they see it.  Positive discipline doesn't mean children go wild. It's connection and firmness. It means means connecting with “I see you, and I love you. I can see your perspective”. Then follow through with firmness of safety, limits, and routine. Kids expect that.   Kids learn through play, and parents need to lean into their world of imagination.  Positive discipline transcends culture and nationality and can be applied within the context of your cultural heritage, value system, belief system or background.    RESOURCE LINKS:    “How to Teach Your Children that All Families are Beautiful” FREE Resource   Stork'd - Facebook     Stork'd - Instagram     Stork'd- YouTube     Ways to Celebrate Your Family - Free Download    Be Sproutable - Instagram    Be Sproutable - YouTube    BIO:    Julietta Skoog is a Certified Positive Discipline Advanced Trainer with an Ed.S Degree in School Psychology and a Master's Degree in School Counseling with over 20 years of experience helping families in schools and homes. She draws from her real-life practical experience working with thousands of students with a variety of needs and her own three children to parent coaching, bringing a unique ability to translate research, child development and Positive Discipline principles into everyday parenting solutions. Her popular keynote speeches, classes, and workshops have been described as rejuvenating, motivating, and inspiring. 

André C. Wade is the state director for Silver State Equality. In this role he leads legislative, fundraising and political efforts in the state of Nevada. Previously he was the executive director of the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada. With a Bachelor's in Psychology and a Master's in Public Administration, André has worked in human services for more than 20 years in a variety of public and nonprofit contexts including at the National Alliance to End Homelessness as a program and policy analyst. André has served on several boards and committees focused on LGBTQ equality and inclusion such as the Human Rights Campaigns (HRC) steering committee in Las Vegas, HRC's All Children's All Families program and the Cyndi Lauper's True Colors Fund. Currently, André is the chair of the advisory committee for the Nevada Office of Minority Health and Equity. A native of Las Vegas, André is a certified SMART Flow Yoga instructor who enjoys traveling and reading. As Nevada's statewide LGBTQ+ civil rights organization, Silver State Equality brings the voices of LGBTQ+ people and allies to institutions of power in Nevada and across the United States, striving to create a world that is healthy, just and fully equal for all LGBTQ+ people. Silver State Equality is a Nevada-based program affiliated with and supported by Equality California and Equality California Institute, the nation's largest statewide LGBTQ+ civil rights organization. Together, we're fighting for full LGBTQ+ equality on multiple fronts: Electing pro-equality champions, up and down the ballot; Passing pro-equality legislation in Carson City, Sacramento and Washington DC; Advancing LGBTQ+ civil rights and social justice in the courtroom; and Reducing disparities in LGBTQ+ health and well-being through education and advocacy.

Dr. Tom Ziering, MD, who leads Ziering CCPHP, a membership-model program focused on optimizing health care, providing primary care, concierge medicine, and healthcare for all families while fostering strong doctor-patient relationships joins Enterprise Fit Radio. The post Concierge Medicine and Healthcare for All Families appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

Have you ever felt it was your responsibility to fix or make everything all better for those you love? Have you felt frustrated when your efforts to do so are rejected or met with resentment?Today, we are going to learn about a skill that is like magic in relationships: validation. Many times, the negative behavior of others arises because we fail to understand and adequately validate their underlying feelings, needs, and desires. We jump quickly into the advice-giving mode, the correction mode, or we take on the role of fixer and problem-solver. Those knee-jerk reactions can prevent emotional connections that are critical to healthy, family relationships.Our guest, Gary Lundberg, will illustrate how validation, a simple yet profound communication tool can strengthen any relationship and foster greater emotional connection.Gary with his wife Joy, are authors of five popular books on relationships: • I Don’t Have to Make Everything All Better: Empowering others to solve their own problems while enriching your relationships • Married For Better Not Worse• Meeting Amazing Grace: Wisdom for All Families and In-laws, (a novel based on true stories) • Love That Lasts: 14 Secrets to a More Joyful, Passionate, and Fulfilling Marriage. • Because We Love Our Marriage: 12 Ways to Safeguard Your Eternal Relationship.Their website is www.allbetter.net Subscribe at https://findingjoyandpeace.com/ to receive notices when new podcasts become available or follow us at https://www.facebook.com/findingjoyandpeacepodcastSupport the show (https://findingjoyandpeace.com/)

Chris talks with the Chief of Staff for the Mayor of Minneapolis, Gia Vitali. Gia has spent her career dedicated to public service and to making her communities better, fairer, and healthier.We discuss the challenges of keeping a city of 425k people functioning during a crisis, what Gia's had to learn in short order to be an effective leader during this time, and her hopes for what we see on the other side of this surreal time. Chris also tells you why you're terrible at assessing risk, and why you not wearing a mask doesn't mean what you think it means.Read this stuff:Book; "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," Yuval Noah HarariBook; "Thinking, Fast and Slow," Daniel KahnemanArticle; Humans are Too Optimistic to Comprehend the Coronavirus, Olga Khazan, The AtlanticArticle; The Psychology of Risk Perception, Harvard Mental Health Letter, HMSAbout Gia Vitali:Gia Vitali began her career on Capitol Hill in working for Congressman Bruce Vento and his successor Congresswoman Betty McCollum. In 2004 Gia returned to Minnesota and led the Get Out the Vote effort for the Kerry/Edwards Campaign. She went on to manage several campaigns, work for Senator Amy Klobuchar, and served as political director for a national organization focused on recruiting, training, and helping to elect candidates to state and local office. Gia served as deputy campaign manager for Minnesotans United for All Families – the historic campaign that successfully defeated the constitutional amendment to define marriage as solely between one man and one woman. In April of 2013, she joined the corporate communications team at Medica Health Plans where she supported the Medicare and Medicaid business segments. In November 2015, Gia joined the Department of Human Services as the Deputy Assistant Commissioner. She currently serves as the Chief of Staff to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.

Good Trouble ft. Lindsey Port In this week's episode, Grace & Bri continue the Senate Series with the one and only Lindsey Port, who is running to flip the MN State Senate seat in District 56! She tells us all about why she got involved in politics (spoiler, she was angry), what she's going to do when elected, and all the deets on her non-profit, Blueprint Campaigns. After the interview, Bri & Grace talk a bit about the good and bad influences of outside money on campaigns. And as a special treat, Lindsey pulls the tarot card of the week. Show Notes Meet our Guest - Lindsey Port Lindsey is a volunteer turned activist turned candidate, and has worked to bring progressive politics to suburban Minnesota. She is currently running to represent the good people of Senate District 56. She entered politics with Minnesotans United for All Families in 2012, and went on to work on the campaigns to legalize same-sex marriage in 2013, and to re-elect her state representative in 2014. When her state representative's seat opened up in 2016, Lindsey decided to run. Even in the face of over a million dollars in outside spending, she still came within 5 points of her opponent by knocking on more doors than any other candidate in the state. Since co-founding Blueprint, Lindsey has served as the Field Director for Congressman Dean Phillips's 2018 campaign, and as Deputy Field Director for Erin Murphy's 2018 gubernatorial race. Links! Lindsey Port for State Senate Blueprint Campaigns Mindy Kimmel for State House Davin Sokup for Senate --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/renegadefeminist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/renegadefeminist/support

All Families face Storms...Have the Faith....

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During this episode, Sue Badeau and I discuss: ways to build a positive relationship with birth families, how to work with difficult bio families and how to prepare our kids for reunification.  Susan Badeau (Sue) writes and speaks extensively on topics related to children, particularly those with special needs and is a frequent and passionate keynote speaker and workshop leader at state, regional and national conferences.  Sue and her husband, Hector, are the lifetime parents of twenty-two children, two by birth and twenty adopted (three, with terminal illnesses, are now deceased).  They have also served as foster parents for more than 50 children in three states, and as a host family for refugee youth from Sudan, Kosovo and Guatemala.  Recently, their 35th grandchild and fourth great-grandchild were born.  They have won numerous awards for their work, including being recognized by President Clinton with an ?Adoption Excellence? award, and receiving an ?Angels in Adoption? award from Congress ? both of these awards were for their work on behalf of adoption and children in foster care.  The Badeau family children come from many ethnicities and personal backgrounds. Some children were adopted at birth; others were teenagers when they joined the family. Some are from the United States; others are from countries around the world. Some have mental, physical, intellectual, or emotional challenges.  Active in Summit Presbyterian church, Sue and Hector have always found the motivation, strength and guidance for their life and work in their faith, particularly in Matthew 18:5-6, James 1:27,  and Luke 18: 6-7.  In addition to their own children, Hector and Sue have served as surrogate parents for countless neighborhood and church children. Hector was recently named one of West Mt. Airy (Philadelphia) Neighbor's 50 Good Neighbors because of his charitable work in the community and with the youth of the community.  Active in community efforts on behalf of children and families with special needs at many levels, Sue has particular passion and expertise around a number of topic areas, including the impact of trauma on children?s development, the importance of respite and self-care for caregivers and professionals alike, achieving permanence for older adolescents, the importance of the sibling bond, the lifelong value of birth family connections for foster and adopted children.  In addition, she has a strong belief that the multiple systems and the community supports in which children and families become involved ? child welfare, courts, education, mental health, physical health, developmental disabilities, schools, churches, neighborhood organizations,  etc ? must learn to better communicate and collaborate to best serve children and families.   Susan Badeau has a degree in Early Child Development and Elementary Education from Smith College.  She has worked in child-serving fields as a professional for thirty three years working in adoption, foster care, juvenile justice, children?s mental health and education in both public and private agencies.  She has developed curricula on many topics used to prepare professional child welfare staff, adoptive and foster parents, judges, attorneys and youth.  Past positions have included serving as Director of the Cross Systems Integration team within the Knowledge Management department of Casey Family Programs, as a Senior Fellow within the Department of Justice, Executive Director of the Philadelphia Children?s Commission (focused on all aspects of children?s health and well-being in the city of Philadelphia) and as the Deputy Director of the Pew Commission on Children in Foster Care. In addition, she had been a policy consultant for public and private agencies, universities and court systems.  Sue serves on national boards of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN), the North American Council on Adoptable Children (NACAC), National Center for Youth in Custody, All Children, All Families, and Justice for Families. As a speaker and writer she is a member of the Advanced Speakers and Writers Association (AWSA) and the Christian Communicators Conference (CCC). Sue Badeau's Website Sue Badeau's Books

This week, Liberty discusses great older books, including All Families are Psychotic, Everything I Never Told You, and Banvard's Folly. Today's episode was sponsored by Tru & Nelle: A Christmas Tale by G. Neri. We're giving away $500 to spend at the bookstore of your choice! Find a list of the titles discussed on this episode in the shownotes.

Sam Oosterhoff for Niagara West - Glanbrook was sworn in as MPP this morning. Upon swearing in, he was subjected to a flurry of questions from reporters. This comes after he missed a vote on Bill 28 – the All Families are Equal act. Guest: Elissa Freeman, Principal, Elissa PR Communications. Columnist: The Huffington Post, canada.com & PR Daily. Kevin O'Leary is taking steps to prepare for a possible run for the Conservative Party of Canada - Parti conservateur du Canada leadership. Could he take on Trudeau? Guest: Joe Warmington. Columnist, Toronto Sun. OPEC deal sees top exporter Saudi Arabia agreeing to cut its oil output, which will push prices up. Also: Justin Trudeau approves two pipeline projects but rejects the Northern Gateway line. How will this help Canad and in particular, how would these pipelines benefit Ontario and Eastern Canada?   Guest: Dan McTeague. Former Liberal MP and Consumer Affairs Critic, Analyst, gasbuddy.com

Sam Oosterhoff was sworn in as MPP this morning for Niagara-Glanbrook. Upon swearing in, he was subjected to a flurry of questions from reporters.  This comes after he missed a vote on Bill 28 – the All Families are Equal act.   Guest: Elissa Freeman, Principal, Elissa PR Communications/ Columnist: Huffington Post, canada.com & PR Daily

Matt is prepared, Ryan has a boat-load of gear, and Dan shoots blanks. Major topics include: Utah recreationists damage and destroy priceless artifactsKentucky clerk is finally doing her jobJudge sentences innocent Texas woman to marry a violent dipshitMike Huckabee is terrible at a lot of things, including geography, history, and medicineDonald Trump is still leading in the GOP primaryISIS beheads elderly scientistOath Keepers dipshit 2nd-Amendments himself in the armWe also talk about Restore Our Humanity, All Families, Ryan gets a nifty filming gig, Ben Carson is a dummy, Rick Perry is set to drop out of the race, it's all part of George Burns' plan, Planned Parenthood, and much, much more! You can find the Godless Rebelution around the Internet at these links: Podbean Facebook Twitter You can also send us hate-mail, show ideas, questions, corrections, whines, and rants at:  GodlessRebelution@gmail.com  ~ OR ~ Call and leave us a message at: 330-81-REBEL

Minnesotans United for All Families is trying something new in their struggle for marriage equality - listening & telling personal stories - and it's working like nothing before has ever worked. Liz Oppenheimer & Jeanne Burns share their experience with "conversations" and Grant Stevensen, director of the Faith Dept. of Minnesotans United for All Families talks about the united effort of many walks of faith in opposing the proposed marriage amendment to the MN constitution

"Picture Perfect Family - Family Family Choices, All Families have CHOICES; wise families chose GOD!, Joshua 24:14-15, Wise families choose God in their TIME!, Wise families choose God in their VALUES, Wise families choose God in their FINANCES!, Wise families choose God in their FRIENDSHIPS!, Given by Ken Adams in Newnan, GA. , on 08/04/2011.

"Picture Perfect Family - Family Family Choices, All Families have CHOICES; wise families chose GOD!, Joshua 24:14-15, Wise families choose God in their TIME!, Wise families choose God in their VALUES, Wise families choose God in their FINANCES!, Wise families choose God in their FRIENDSHIPS!, Given by Ken Adams in Newnan, GA. , on 09/24/2011.