Podcasts about kevin's dad

Do people get little signs from God or from loved ones after they die? There are strong feelings on both sides of this issue. Many people tell you that this is impossible, and those people use very different points to defend this view. An atheist would tell you that this is impossible because there is no afterlife at all. You live, you die and that is it. A fundamentalist Christian may also tell you that this is completely impossible because there is no mention of this specifically in the Bible, and saying such a thing would be blasphemous.  I certainly am not going to be able to solve this heavily debated issue here, but I absolutely can say that not everything that I or other bereaved people experience can be explained 100% by either science or the Bible. Andy telling me at the age of 7 that he was going to go to heaven and leave our family before he grew up all of the way is not explainable. Me knowing in that instant that what he said was true is also not explainable.  Having a ball stuck up on a high tree branch in our backyard for three years suddenly fall down on the day of Andy's funeral is not explainable. Having our pastor's son announce to his mother that a boy that he did not know was 'in heaven with his friends' thirty minutes after Andy died is not explainable. Actually, I don't even want those things to be explainable. I want to just rely on my faith to know that God is sending me a little message that Andy is OK and with him in heaven. Today's guest, Tom, started having those unexplainable things happen to him days after his son passed away as well. Now, his interpretation of these events is a little different that mine. He is not from a Christian background. In fact, he has never believed in a formal religion at all. He said that in an abstract sense he felt that there was a higher power and an afterlife, but that he did not really have proof of anything specific.   The death of Kevin changed everything for Tom. His view of death changed, and it actually made his view of life change as well. He feels his son's presence with him all of the time. Tom sees things in nature that he can't explain and feels that his son is orchestrating them. He says that if this had happened two or three times, he might think it was coincidence, but when it happens fifteen and twenty times, he just can't explain it away. When Tom shares these stories with others, he gets many reactions, some positive and others negative. Some feel that he has been blessed to see these things. Others feel uncomfortable, and still others likely feel that he is crazy. Honestly, however, it really doesn't matter what others think. What matters is what he knows, what he feels, and how healing has come from it.  Recently, Tom has even written a book about his son, Kevin's life, illness and death, and about Tom's own journey and experiences after Kevin's death. The book is called, 'Relentless: From Both Sides of the Veil.' It can be purchased here through Amazon. Also, to learn more about Tom and his story, visit his webpage. He and his wife have also started a local chapter of Helping Parents Heal, an international organization for bereaved parents.

This episode is one that is near and dear to my heart. The story behind Kevin's Law starts in my home county in Ohio, where Kevin Houdeshell tragically lost his life because there were laws that prohibited pharmacists from being able to dispense a life saving medication, in this case insulin. My guest today is Dan Houdeshell, also known as Kevin's father. Dan has been a great patient advocate who has helped get Kevin's Law passed in numerous states. If this law isn't in your state, please reach out to Dan or myself for more information so we can help you get it in your state. Laws like this are vital until pharmacists get provider status, and in some cases even with that in place. Please see the reference links below for some more information. https://www.csgmidwest.org/publications/documents/sen-burke.pdf https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/legislation-summary?id=GA131-HB-188 https://diabeticnation.com/2020/02/03/kevins-law/

There was a period of time where Andrew's Mom and Kevin's Dad worked together. What would have happened if that working relationship turned into a PARTNERSHIP of LOVE and DESTRUCTION? Alright. Maybe not destruction. OR MAYBE DESTRUCTION. That's what this FUN episode is all about. What would our lives have been like if our parents got together and Kevin and Andrew were brothers? It's Fantasy Family Island, MFers. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deadparentsociety/message

Kevin's Dad told us his favorite parts of an episode are when the three of us are fighting about something, so to Mr. Ruiter, this one is for you. More Fire Emblem Talk, ahoy!Your Good Great Gang are Zach Rich, Andrew Orsie, and Kevin Ruiter. Intro / Outro Song: "We Are Here For You" by The James Rocket (thejamesrocket.bandcamp.com) On Deck: An 50th Episode Special, Outer Wilds, Untitled Goose Game. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/goodgamegreatgame)

We back again this month with an all new fake episode of The Wonder Years! I loved this show growing up so it was awesome getting to come up with an episode for this podcast.  The cast: Will Loden as Narrator Kevin Jared Sturghill as Paul Tommy Oler as Kevin Arnold Doug Gillon as Kevin's Dad, Jack Bridgette Wallace as April Hayden McOlgen as Wayne, Kevin's older brother Come back next week and hear the writing episode of this podcast! Be sure to follow the cast members on social media. Share the show if you enjoy it. Become a patron! Click here!

We get two parents on the show today. Not only does Ryan's mom stop by but also Kevin's Dad! Tune in as we chat about the future of HBO, how the WB is changing things up with it's franchises, Halo is being rebooted and so much more!

Alex and I start our festive twosome with a look at how Die Hard is most definitely a Christmas movie. We argue over key points, such as: it is set at Christmas, they say Merry Christmas and the nail on the head, the Ho-Ho-Ho!, I mean, what more do you need! We also look at the most quintessential Christmas movies to watch, such as Santa Clause The Move, The Santa Clause, The Grinch and Elf We comment our thoughts on Home Alone and Home Alone 2, looking at what Kevin's Dad does for a living, how terrible they are as parents and what kind of state Kevin must be in to come up with such heinous ways to hurt 2 fellow humans (we even list all of them!) Add in some awesome Christmas music and this show is a must for all Christmas movie lovers!

It is Father's Day, and the boys have a special guest...Kevin's Dad! They talk about what it was like growing up in Jersey City, Kevin's Grandpa Lester as well as many things from Kevin's childhood. How did Kevin's Dad react when he realized he had a natural-born athlete for a son? Tune in to this episode and find out!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin918/support

Happy Friday Wonderlings, and welcome to June! Angela Bowen here, the host of Looking Back On My Wonder Years: A Wonder Years Podcast. Welcome to the first episode of the four part segment I’d like to call The Wonder Years: Kevin’s Jobs Edition. Here’s S4E4: The Cost Of Living. Air Date: October 10, 1990. In this episode with his allowance not going as far as he hopes, Kevin takes a job as a caddy at a local golf course. However, Kevin is dismayed when he finds out that he's caddying for his Dad's boss at NORCOM (who just happens to be playing golf against Jack Arnold, Kevin's Dad). Next week, look for the second part S5E3: The Hardware Store which aired on October 16, 1991. In this episode Fed up with the low pay at his first regular job, Kevin decides to try for a job at the mall where he can meet girls. He demands a pay raise not expecting to get it. When he does, he quits anyway. Have a great weekend!

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Take some time this week to remember your original happy hour: Saturday mornings as a kid, waking up at dawn, jumping on the couch with a bowl of chocolate cereal, turning on the ‘toons, tuning out the outside world, and working your way into a sugar hangover before noon. Join us this Saturday for a special encore presentation of our Unboxing The Wonder Years Complete Series On DVD episode, because the TV wasn’t only on during Saturday mornings! Walk down the ultimate GenX/Baby Boomer memory lane with us as we talk to our guests Kevin’s Dad (accomplished actor Dan Lauria) and The Wonder Years showrunner Bob Brush, and we unbox this long awaitedDVD release - thanks a lot, stupid music rights! - along with the bittersweet memories (plus 23 hours of bonus extras!) that come with it. So come play baseball in the street with Paul and take a noogie from Wayne while you pine for Winnie and Miss White all over again, you'll get by with a little help from, well, us. Yeah, we "like like" you, too. Disclamer: DVD contest no longer valid.

Take some time this week to remember your original happy hour: Saturday mornings as a kid, waking up at dawn, jumping on the couch with a bowl of chocolate cereal, turning on the ‘toons, tuning out the outside world, and working your way into a sugar hangover before noon. This week Matty P Presents: Saturday Morning Cereal goes primetime with our special Unboxing The Wonder Years Complete Series On DVD Episode, because the TV wasn't only on during Saturday mornings! Walk down the ultimate GenX/Baby Boomer memory lane with us as we talk to our guests Kevin's Dad (accomplished actor Dan Lauria) and The Wonder Years showrunner Bob Brush, and we unbox this long awaitedDVD release along with the bittersweet memories (plus 23 hours of bonus extras!) that come with it. To celebrate the release, we're also giving away one copy of the The Wonder Years Complete Series on DVD and The Wonder Years Season 1 DVDs to some of of you lucky listeners.  Details are at the end of the show, no purchase necessary. PS, I still love Winnie Cooper.