Podcast appearances and mentions of emily hibard

- MATT AND LISA JACOBSEN: "The Power of Speaking Words of Affirmation Into the Lives of Your Sons and Daughters" - EMILY HIBBARD: "The New Documentary Called 'THE HONOR PROJECT' Sheds a POSITIVE LIGHT on the Role of DADS in the Lives of Their Kids and Families"

- GREGG HARRIS from Thru the Bible: "An Update on Ministry Outreach in Ukraine" - EMILY HIBBARD: "New Documentary 'The Honor Project' Shows POSITIVE EXAMPLES of MEN Who are Doing Parenting Right" - CALL-IN: "'Woke' Colorado School ELIMINATES Valedictorians Because 'School is NOT Supposed to be a Competition.' Do You Agree?"

Chaz Smith made his way to Los Angeles making Vine videos, but his career has exploded into so much more. Always positive and always funny, Chaz creates videos that bring joy to the world. In this episode, studio intern Connor Hadden interviews Chaz Smith about his life and career in Los Angeles.

- EMILY HIBARD: "What All is Involved in Running for Congress? And Why Would Any Christian want to Do It?" - Dennis Wilson of Wilson Financial Services - DR CHRIS THURMAN: "Making the Journey from Self-Condemnation to Compassion"

On this episode, Special Guest Emily Hibard, Owner of Idle Tuesday's Recording / Podcast studio joins me to talk about her political aspirations, the Grammy Awards and Music from an insiders perspective, the importance of education, what success looks like and her trip to Antarctica to see the Polar Bears, then realizing there are no polar bears.

According to the 2018 U.S. Census Bureau, 19.5 million children (more than 1 in 4) live without a father in the home. These children are 47% more likely to grow up in poverty. Sadly, in addition to financial hardships, fatherless children suffer socially, emotionally and academically. Conversely, psych research demonstrates the myriad benefits of a consistent and close father/child relationship—boys evidence fewer behavior problems and girls are less likely to engage in risky sexual behavior. Clearly, dads matter! To further explore the importance of fathers—both in the lives of their children and for society at large—I invited Emily Hibard, writer, director, and producer of The Honor Project documentary, to the program. In our conversation, we cover:- The inspiration for a documentary about good guys being great dads!- What Emily has noted when working with women in the sex industry as it pertains to their relationships with their fathers. - The reality that honoring fathers does NOT take away from mothers.- Men and masculinity (spoiler alert: Many are scared to talk about it!)- The different ways fathers show love.- How a man’s definition of masculinity and strength changes as he becomes a husband and father.- The reservations many men feel when stepping into fatherhood—especially if their fathers weren't around when they were young.- The importance of forgiveness—forgiving our father for any “father wound” we may have experienced. Fathers and fatherhood impact us all throughout our lifetimes. Join Emily and I as we discuss the complexities of fatherhood and honor the good guys doing a great job of it! (For part 1 of the Dads Matter series, please check out episode 24, “Dads Matter: The Father Effect with John Finch.”)Citations:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5007216/https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-long-reach-childhood/201106/the-importance-fathers

Hi Dads…If you're ready to be inspired by a daughter whose dad invited her to join him in some crazy, out-of-the-box adventures, you'll love hearing from my friend, Emily Hibard, producer of The Honor Project, a documentary that celebrates fathers. She and her dad have set a world record with kayaking at both poles, which is just one of many things that this unconventional father did to connect with his daughter! Join us today and hear more of her story.

Greg Smalley, Jonathan Witt, Jeremy Dys, Travis Weber, Emily Hibard

Greg Smalley, Jonathan Witt, Jeremy Dys, Travis Weber, Emily Hibard

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Usually, when you're feeling a little bit bitter and/or resentful, you're probably well on your way to feeling a lot bitter and/or resentful! This week, Matt and his co-host, Emily Hibard, search for answers to questions such as... - What is the source of bitterness and resentment? - How can we learn to deal with conflict in healthy ways? - When do our feelings of bitterness mean that we should move on and what should we be moving on from? - How can we become "teflon" and not allow ourselves to be offended in ways that lead to resentment? Keywords: Choices // Responsibility This Week's Special Guest Co-Host: Emily Hibard Be sure to check out the blog portion of the blogcast here and leave comments! Follow Matt Barnes on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @immattbarnes You can email Matt with thoughts and feedback: hello@mattbarnesonline.com Check out mattbarnesonline.com to join Matt's spam-free newsletter and see what else he's got going on!   This episode is sponsored by: Rogue Creative Development emilyhibard.com Idle Tuesdays   ©2017 Rogue Creative Development LLC - All rights reserved.