Podcasts about Monz

Parents of children who are 'short sleepers' — kids genetically programmed to survive on four hours of rest (and pure chaos) — we see you. We unpack the science on Parenting Out Loud this week of why some kids are simply 'built different'... and why the rest of us are drowning in caffeine. Plus, we need to talk about the fetishisation of the 'Involved Father'. From Chris Hemsworth’s commemorative tattoos to the rise of the ‘Swiftie Dad,’ why does society throw a parade when a man does the bare minimum, yet side-eye Bobby Cannavale for skipping the Golden Globes to go to a reptile expo? (Justice for Bobby, tbh). And, ex-One Directioner Zayn Malik is single-handedly causing Tooth Fairy inflation, but the real digital horror story is the school Facebook group. Is opting out of the 'digital footprint' a smart move, or does it just make you the ‘weird’ privacy parent who everyone is accidentally tagging anyway? Our Recommendations:

El secretario general de FESTRAM, Jesús Monzón, remarcó la preocupación del gremio municipal por el rumbo que está tomando el debate sobre la autonomía municipal y el financiamiento de las comunas. En diálogo con EME, el dirigente sindical sostuvo que existe un discurso favorable a la autonomía, pero sin definiciones claras sobre el origen de los recursos necesarios para sostenerla.

Is a mum's job ever done? That's the question that's come off the back of a viral moment from the Wuthering Heights press tour after its star Jacob Elordi was spotted doing something that has everyone talking. Monz, Stacey, and special guest Luca Lavigne debate whether this red carpet incident was a sweet moment for Jacob and his mum or... totally gross. Plus, Claire Danes just said the quiet part out loud about what's being touted as the very last parenting taboo. So, how would you feel about a surprise pregnancy at 44? The internet has its opinions — and so do our hosts. And, is a clear bench top the only thing standing between you and a cortisol spike? From 'CleanTok' to 'Sunday Reset', domestic drudgery on social media is undergoing a rebrand with a surprising cohort leading the charge. Our Recommendations:

La audiencia se realizó este miércoles en los tribunales de Santa Fe y definió el alcance de las disposiciones para los dos chicos de 14 años involucrados en el crimen. Las resoluciones ya están vigentes y se mantienen bajo estricta reserva judicial.

El secretario de Trabajo, Julio Cordero, aseguró: “Tengo un fondo que voy a poder disponer para esto sin sacar nada de los derechos de los trabajadores. O sea, acá no se reducen las indemnizaciones por despido, se ordenan las indemnizaciones por despido. Nada más que se ordenan. También dijeron: Se reducen las indemnizaciones por despido. Esto no es así, porque el aguinaldo no estuvo nunca en los tribunales nacionales. O sea, la indemnización por despido siempre se calculó de acuerdo a la mejor remuneración normal y habitual mensual. El aguinaldo no es mensual. Luego se ha agregado en algunas jurisdicciones, pero por un debate jurídico que hubo que zanjar y lo zanja la ley, para que no haya que hacer un juicio para saber cuánto tengo que cobrar”. El secretario general de la UOM, Abel Furlán, señaló: “Nosotros ya hemos tomado posición, primero al rechazo, eh, absoluto de todo y cada uno de los ciento treinta y seis artículos que contiene ese proyecto, porque ninguno de esos artículos tiene algo favorable para el trabajador. Y en, en la cara queremos ser lo más contundente posible. No hay ninguna posibilidad de negociación absolutamente de nada en ese proyecto de ley. Segundo, nosotros ante la gravedad y la profundidad de lo que se están animando como hitos de derechos de los trabajadores, eh, claramente hemos decidido en un consejo directivo que el día que se trate vamos a anunciar un, un paro de actividades y nos vamos a movilizar por todo el país”.La ministra de Capital Humano, Sandra Pettovello, afirmó: “Esta red de colaboración logra alinear las capacitaciones con el mundo del trabajo. Ya se están llevando a cabo los primeros cursos, uno de pintura domiciliaria, dictado por Sinteplast, y otro junto a Metrogas, instalando calor seguro. En las próximas semanas, se sumarán Quilmes, YPF, Action, Pied de Nord y la Federación de Comercio e Industria de la ciudad, que brindarán nuevas capacitaciones orientadas a distintos oficios y sectores productivos. Como dice el presidente Javier Milei: «El objetivo no es darle el pescado a la gente, sino enseñarles a pescar»”.Patricia Bullrich sostuvo luego de reunirse con la madre de Jeremías Monzón: “Yo lo que siento es el dolor de, de una, de una mamá, de una mujer, que tengo un hijo, y sé lo que siente ella, y me pongo en su lugar y, y no puedo más que decir, eh, no podemos tener gente en la Argentina que siga avalando y aplaudiendo y yendo a, a, a acompañar a chicos que matan y los van aplaudiendo, familias que los aplauden. Tenemos que terminar con esa cultura”.Tras ganar un premio en los Grammy, Bad Bunny dijo en su discurso: “Antes de darle las gracias a Dios, voy a decir: ojos abiertos, no somos salvajes, no somos animales, no somos extraterrestres, somos humanos y somos estadounidenses”.Noticias del lunes 2 de febrero por María O'Donnell y equipo de De Acá en Más por Urbana Play 104.3 FMSeguí a De Acá en Más en Instagram y XUrbana Play 104.3 FM. Somos la radio que ves.Suscribite a #Youtube. Seguí a la radio en Instagram y en XMandanos un whatsapp ➯ Acá¡Descargá nuestra #APP oficial! ➯  https://scnv.io/m8Gr 

El extenso terreno abandonado en el sur de la ciudad, escenario del crimen del adolescente, se encuentra inactivo desde principios de siglo y representa una amenaza para la comunidad.

El joven de 18 años había sido imputado por amenazas calificadas tras un intercambio en redes sociales con una persona que reclamaba justicia por el homicidio.

Michelle Obama spoke about a very specific kind of reality check on the Call Her Daddy podcast: the exact moment you realise you’re no longer the main character in your child’s life. Monz is feeling this deeply and Amelia and Stacey unpack precisely why it hits so hard. Plus, a viral video of an airport lounge meltdown has us asking whether we've lost the ability to handle conflict without reaching for our phone. We dive into the rise of "public shaming" and whether we’re all just one bad day away from being filmed giving someone the finger. And, move over “rawdogging boredom”, is “slow vacuuming” the new mindfulness trend? Monz is deep into this one but Amelia and Stacey remain firmly unconvinced. Our Recommendations:

Al analizar el impacto del asesinato del adolescente, el gobernador volvió a plantear la necesidad de revisar el régimen penal juvenil y cuestionó el enfoque garantista del sistema.

The Brooklyn Beckham family drama that's been all over the news and in our group chats this week has us questioning where 'doing your best' ends and maternal control begins. We unpack the power dynamics of the family unit and why the internet is obsessed with a 26-year-old finally finding his voice. Plus, from "Make Whole Milk Great Again" to the sudden arrival of Autistic Barbie, we’re looking at the intersection of politics, branding, and... kids' lunchboxes. Also, a GP’s five-month suspension has raised some questions we need to unpack.And, some fabulous reccos to make life easier, more interesting and fun. Get it while it's hot. Our Recommendations: ☕ Amelia is all about Temple Trap a game for the kids and its associated app Playroom.

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Are you an intensive millennial parent who feels stressed and burnt out? This week, we introduce the “Click Test,” which Amelia claims will change parenting for the better. Meanwhile, Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell are taking an unconventional approach — why they are raising their children to be "intentionally disrespectful". Plus, Monz had a park fight with a man who told her to "get some f***ing control" because her kids were being, well, kids. We debate society's growing intolerance for children in public and ask 'Who's The Asshole?' And finally, we’re checking on our parents. Why are the older generation spending half their waking hours staring at screens, and why are they the most vulnerable group for online scams? Our Recommendations:

Parenting comes with big ideas, cultural moments and the occasional guilty pleasure, and this week we’re unpacking all three. Are fancy lollies the new Labubus? Stacey thinks this might be another sign adults are craving whimsy. Plus, Amelia has declared Bluey’s dad Bandit a certified DILF, and we dig into why hot dads are suddenly everywhere. And finally, Monz asks the hard question: has kids sport officially got out of control? Between fees, uniforms and weekend travel, is the cost of competition the newest victim of cozzie livs? Our Recommendations:

This summer we've curated your Help I Have A Teenager playlist with a healthy dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want - Parenting Out Loud. Parenting can involve big ideas, public debates and the odd festive guilt trip - and this week, we’re tackling all three. The man who created Adolescence has a new idea for how dads can connect with their sons - it’s beautiful, but one of us hates it. Plus, Amelia dives into the kids party photo that’s divided Australia: can you really “bags” a park table? And finally, it’s Elf O’Clock. Monz realises she’s the last mum on earth without a tiny spy living in her house, and wonders aloud if there are some traditions that should just be left alone. Our recommendations:

El ministro de Seguridad de Santa Fe se refirió al crimen de Jeremías Monzón y a la agresión ocurrida en San Cristóbal, y reclamó una revisión profunda de la ley nacional. Aseguró que un adolescente de 14 años comprende la gravedad de delitos como el homicidio.

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This summer we've curated your Help I Have A Teenager playlist with a healthy dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want - Parenting Out Loud. Spooky season is just about to hit and we’re asking: what’s the point of Halloween, anyway? And are Australians missing one crucial trick about it that could change... everything? Monz unpacks. Then, Amelia makes a bold claim — some nepo babies are better than others. But why do some rise while others flop, even within the same famous family? And in a twist no one saw coming, Hailey Bieber just became our accidental parenting guru. Yep, that wasn't on our bingo card for 2025 either. Stacey has feelings. Big feelings. Grab your headphones and join the conversation. Our recommendations:

This summer we've curated your Help I Have A Teenager playlist with a healthy dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want - Parenting Out Loud. The school holidays are upon us and Monz, Amelia & Stacey are back to distract you with some Millennial core memories, a flashback to Shania Twain and a playlist that will lift your mood. On the show this week: Genius or completely unhinged? Do our kids need ‘Social Media Prep School’? We've got thoughts. And, are you holding onto a room full of stuff to hand down to your kids? How A$AP Rocky & Rihanna and Sarah Jessica Parker are rebranding your clutter or as we like to call it 'love junk'. Plus, the childcare conversation we need to have & one woman's controversial solution. And our recommendations:

Friends, do you too have a box of keepsakes? Perhaps teeny tiny socks, some pre-school era artworks, maybe even some old baby teeth or twenty? Well your parents might have been a collector and we pitch that perhaps there’s some truth to this form of maximalism. Plus, are we rushing kids out of childhood? Experts are saying that to delay delay delay when it comes to kids’ first years of school but there are some serious things missing from that theory which we’re going to talk about. And, why we might just need to reverse the parent/child hierarchy and force our kids to fit into our schedules. Monz, Stacey and Amelia make the argument that our friend catch ups and our schedules are JUST as important as Timmy’s 3 hour soccer practice. Our Recommendations:

This summer we've curated your Help I Have A Teenager playlist with a healthy dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want - Parenting Out Loud. Welcome to Parenting Out Loud where you can be sure you're kicking off your weekend right. Monz, Amelia and Stacey are here to unpack the week once more — through the wild, wonderful lens of parenthood. On the show this week: KPop Demon Hunters is smashing records. Kids love it, parents ADORE it so, what’s behind all the hype? Tracking apps: a non-negotiable today, or are we just spying on the ones we love? The evidence that says having kids young is a good idea. We’re not completely sold, but we are talking about it. And Anne Hathaway: the quiet queen of gentle parenting who put the paps in their place. Settle in — it’s the group chat you won’t want to mute. Plus, it’s our recommendations:

This summer we've curated your Help I Have A Teenager playlist with a healthy dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want - Parenting Out Loud. Want more Parenting Out Loud? Click here. In this episode of Parenting Out Loud: We reflect on Father’s Day and the distinct shift in its marketing. Amelia unpacks what’s changed and why. Bluey: adorable? Absolutely. But is this the kids' TV show that's also making us feel… bad? Welcome to the Bluey Inadequacy Complex. Monz explains all. Plus, ❤️

This summer we've curated your Help I Have A Teenager playlist with a healthy dose of culture-savvy conversation parents actually want - Parenting Out Loud. This week: Gen Z’s latest reason for giving parenthood the side-eye The guilt trip of not loving every second with your kids Amelia’s campaign to stop parental group texts (bold move) Stacey’s epic analogy for baby number three (you’ll never see tricycles the same way again) Hit play and welcome to the group chat you won't want to mute. Plus, it’s our recommendations:

Happy Holidays Parents! Are you having fun, are you a bit sweaty, dehydrated? Well don’t be, because today we're going to talk about: The mental health pyramid for both kids and adults that is both genius and incredibly simple. Plus, should you be able to choose who you sit next to on a flight and if so, would you ever sit next to a stranger’s baby again? And, do you have shameful little secrets? For some it’s Diet Coke, others the Real Housewives… Amelia it’s a rather quaint delicacy. We talk about the silly habits that get us through the motherhood trenches. Our Recommendations:

The Christmas rush has officially brought a new generational conflict: Grandparenting on Eggshells. We unpack the tension between teaching kids bodily autonomy and avoiding the Grandma guilt trip. Plus, where did all the weird kids go? We blame late-stage capitalism, social media surveillance, and a collective fear of deviance for the new conformity epidemic. And, our hosts have had a few epiphanies this week. Between sending your kids on an errand and rewatching a Christmas classic, we're realising just how much the mental load has increased for parents. Our Recommendations: ☕ Amelia is all about sending kids to get a coffee. Empowering your little ones with a simple errand.

Is the ultimate parenting flex actually… no gifts at all? Because according to The Cut, Millennial parents now fall into two dramatic camps:Camp Maximalist: “Here’s every toy that's ever been produced.”Camp Minimalist: “Your present is… presence.” Meanwhile, gentle parenting has officially been cancelled. After a viral post dragged the whole “boundary-less vibes only” approach, we’re gathered here today to mount a defence before it’s declared emotionally supportive manslaughter. And in other critical news, the internet is deep into an investigation of the gossip going on about the Millennial mum group — Ashley Tisdale, Mandy Moore, and Hilary Duff — basically the Avengers of wholesome parenting. What are they hiding? PTA secrets? Matching snack schedules? We will, of course, be looking into it with the seriousness it deserves… which is none. Our Recommendations:

Uh-oh. The Wiggles are in hot water after popping up in a video with some 'unusual' lyrics — and it’s forcing us to ask what we really expect from children’s entertainers. We’re also calling out the new under-16 social media laws as this generation’s 'seatbelt moment': a long-overdue, system-wide safeguard for kids’ developing brains. Plus, the problem with nostalgia. The 'last time' TikTok trend might look wholesome, but it could be quietly distracting us from the moments we’re actually living. And finally: how does your family decorate for Christmas? We’re diving into a certain Royal Family’s festive… enthusiasm.

Monzón se convierte este fin de semana en capital literaria con la XXXI Feria del Libro Aragonés, un encuentro repleto de presentaciones, firmas, talleres y actividades para todas las edades. El pregón corre a cargo de Víctor Juan Borroy, que además recibirá un homenaje en el Paseo de las Letras. Los lectores podrán disfrutar de autores como Miguel Mena, Luz Gabás o Ángel Júlvez Pardos, junto a propuestas familiares que llenarán la feria de creatividad y lectura.

Una de las fortalezas más espectaculares visualmente, impactante, y que más historia atesora entre sus muros, es el castillo de Monzón.Partiendo de su origen islámico, fue utilizado como sede principal en la Corona de Aragón por los legendarios caballeros templarios, siendo allí educado el rey Jaime I el Conquistador. Pero también fue muy importante en tiempos posteriores, como cuando afrontó un ataque de franceses y catalanes en 1642 siendo conquistado por estos. ¿Cómo ha sido la historia de esta espectacular fortaleza?

Esta semana vamos a hacer una Pausa para ver qué está pasando en los mercados con la Inteligencia Artificial. Las empresas cada vez valen más y sus promesas son cada vez más ambiciosas, pero... ¿Y el presente? ¿Podrá Open AI crear la superinteligencia que promete? ¿Lo veremos esta década? Marta García Aller se lo pregunta a Julio Gonzalo, catedrático del Área de lenguaje y Sistemas informáticos de la UNED, y Agustín Monzón, periodista de Mercados de El Confidencial.

Science has finally established the perfect age gap for siblings, but who is this helping? One of our hosts hates it more than others. And it's the Wicked elephant in the room: Hollywood's return to extreme thinness is prompting us to question what's being modelled to our sons and daughters.Also, the rising trend of kindymoons. What are they? Who's taking them and why? We discuss. Plus, we deep-dive into the multi-billion dollar trend of matching Christmas pyjamas and whether this consumer identity is really for the kids, or just for the 'gram. Monique, Stacey and Amelia share where they stand. Our Recommendations:

The new trend of 'underconsumption core' is taking on Black Friday, but is this thrifty, anti-consumerist vibe even achievable for parents who are the ultimate victims of the 'stuff' economy? Special guest host Luca Lavigne joins Stacey Hicks and Monique Bowley to unpack. Plus, casual nudity is slowly disappearing from the public pool and gym change rooms but what does this mean for our kids? Welcome to the era of physical prudes but emotional nudists. And, we're stumbling into Spotify Wrapped season, the annual moment of profound parental shame. We unpack the need for a 'Parent Incognito Mode' that censors results because nobody wants their friends seeing 9,000 hours of Chicken Boonana or KPop Demon Hunters. Our Recommendations:

Thomas Monz, CEO of AQT (Alpine Quantum Technologies), joins Sebastian Hassinger on The New Quantum Era to chart the evolution of ion-trap quantum computing — from the earliest breakthroughs in Innsbruck to the latest roll-outs in supercomputing centers and on the cloud. Drawing on a career that spans pioneering research and entrepreneurial grit, Thomas details how AQT is bridging the gap between academic innovation and practical, scalable systems for real-world users. The conversation traverses AQT's trajectory from component supplier to systems integrator, how standard 19-inch racks and open APIs are making quantum computing accessible in Europe's top HPC centers, what Thomas anticipates from AQT launching on Amazon Braket, a quantum computing service from AWS, and what it will take for quantum to deliver genuine economic value.Guest Bio  Thomas Monz is the CEO and co-founder of AQT. A physicist by training, his work has helped transform trapped-ion quantum computing from a fundamental research topic into a commercially viable technology. After formative stints in quantum networks, high-precision measurement, and hands-on engineering, Thomas launched AQT alongside Peter Zoller and Rainer Blatt to make robust, scalable quantum computers available far beyond the university lab. He continues to be deeply engaged in both hardware development and quantum error correction research, with AQT now deploying systems at EuroHPC centers and bringing devices to Amazon Braket.Key Topics  From research prototype to rack-ready: How the pain points converting lab experiments into user-friendly hardware led AQT to build its quantum computers in the same form factors and standards as classical infrastructure, making plug-and-play integration with the supercomputing world possible.  Hybrid quantum–HPC deployments: Why systems-level thinking and classic IT lessons (such as respecting 19-inch rack and power standards) have enabled AQT to place ion-trap quantum computers in Germany and Poland as part of the EuroHPC initiative — and why abstraction at the API level is essential for developer adoption.  Error correction and code flexibility: How the physical properties of trapped ions let AQT remain agnostic to changing error-correcting codes (from repetition and surface codes to LDPC), enabling swift adaptation to new breakthroughs via software rather than expensive new hardware — and why end-users should never have to think about error correction themselves.  Scaling and networking: The challenges moving from one-dimensional to two-dimensional traps, the emerging role of integrated photonics, and AQT's vision for interconnecting quantum computers within and across HPC sites using telecom-wavelength photons.  From local to cloud: What AQT's move to Amazon Braket means for the range and sophistication of end-user applications, and how broad commercial access is shifting priorities from scientific exploration to real-world performance and customer-driven features.  Collaboration as leverage: How AQT's open approach to integration—letting partners handle job scheduling, APIs, and orchestration—positions it as a technology supplier while benefiting from advances across Europe's quantum ecosystem.Why It Matters  AQT's journey illustrates how “physics-first” quantum innovation is finally crossing into scalable, reliable real-world systems. By prioritizing integration, user experience, and abstraction, AQT is closing the gap between experimental platforms and actionable quantum advantage. From better error rates and hybrid deployments to global cloud infrastructure, the work Thomas describes signals a maturing industry rapidly moving toward both commercial impact and new scientific discoveries.Episode Highlights  How Thomas's PhD work helped implement the first three-qubit ion-trap gates and formed the foundation for AQT's technical strategy.  The pivotal insight: moving from bespoke lab systems to standardized products allowed quantum hardware to be deployed at scale.  The surprisingly smooth physical deployment of AQT machines across Europe, thanks to a “box-on-a-truck” design.  Real talk on error correction, the importance of LDPC codes, and the flexibility built into trapped-ion architectures.  The future of quantum networking: sending entangled photons between HPC facilities, and the promise of scalable cluster architectures.  What cloud access brings to the roadmap, including new end-user requirements and opportunities for innovation in error correction as a service.---- This episode offers an insider's perspective on the tight coupling of science and engineering required to bring quantum computing out of the lab and into industry. Thomas's journey is a case study in building both technology and market readiness — critical listening for anyone tracking the real-world ascent of quantum computers. In the spirit of full disclosure, Sebastian is an employee of AWS, working on quantum computing for the company, though he is not a member of the Braket service team. 

En el programa de hoy, además de las canciones de los tardeadores, vamos a dar voz a otras propuestas relacionadas con la música. Esta semana se celebra Santa Cecilia y el presidente de la Banda Santa Cecilia de Teruel nos cuenta cómo lo van a celebrar y cómo están preparando la campaña de Navidad. También hablamos de villancicos, concretamente cientícos, dentro de una iniciativa que parte de la Universidad de Zaragoza y charlamos con los montisonenses "Mallazo" que han compuesto el himno del Club Atlético Monzón.

En el programa de hoy, además de las canciones de los tardeadores, vamos a dar voz a otras propuestas relacionadas con la música. Esta semana se celebra Santa Cecilia y el presidente de la Banda Santa Cecilia de Teruel nos cuenta cómo lo van a celebrar y cómo están preparando la campaña de Navidad. También hablamos de villancicos, concretamente cientícos, dentro de una iniciativa que parte de la Universidad de Zaragoza y charlamos con los montisonenses "Mallazo" que han compuesto el himno del Club Atlético Monzón.

Shay Mitchell's skincare line for toddlers is here. So, are sheet masks for your three-year-old just some harmless fun, or the latest commodification of girlhood? And, everyone says “it takes a village”, but we beg to differ. Monique, Stacey and Amelia unpack why community is harder than ever to build, and whether we even want a village at all. Plus, we have a new term for you: 'Hub-Sons' (aka 'Trad sons'). These stay-at-home sons are causing quite a stir amongst a particular group who are not very happy about this new breed of men. Our Recommendations:

Repasamos las opciones en cuanto a conciertos en nuestra comunidad, además de las últimas noticias y novedades.  Suenan Los Turbios (Días De Fiesta), Yawners (Paranormal FEAT Cala Vento), Sinestesia (Parte Una Lanza), El Drogas (No Sé Qué Hacer Contigo FEAT Leiva), Bobby Relac (Todo Cambia), Tiwayo (I've Got To Travel Alone), Jazzmeia Horn (Tight), Myles Sanko (I Feel The Same), Tito Ramírez (Pal Barrio), The Hermetics (Bible Black And Dead) y Mallazo (Himno del Monzón).       

Call it what you like — sleep deprivation/sleep recession/The Exhaustion Economy —but when you're not getting enough sleep as a parent, it's sheer torture. And when actor Keira Knightley named it for the hell it is, every parent felt it in their (tired) bones. This week, we’re unpacking the long-haul burnout that comes with parenting — and the societal shrug that keeps it invisible. Meanwhile, if you think your parenting Group Chats are delivering chaos, you're not alone. Amelia (ever the secret Nicole) has three golden rules to survive them, while Monz is rolling out the five parent archetypes you’ll absolutely recognise.

El ciclo “Diálogos entre escritores 2025” acerca la creación literaria a Monzón y Huesca, poniendo en valor la identidad altoaragonesa a través de la palabra. Tras la conversación entre Cristina Fernández Cubas e Ignacio Martínez de Pisón, hoy llega un encuentro entre Antón Castro y Bernardo Atxaga, moderado por María Pilar Clau. Una oportunidad para escuchar a dos referentes que han hecho de la memoria y el territorio materia literaria.

Did you grow up in a home with a favourite child? Do you secretly favour one of your own kids? We unpack the expert opinions and whether or not parental favouritism actually matters in the long run. Plus, we deep-dive into Jennifer Lawrence's recent The New Yorker profile where she shares what her life looks like postpartum and how returning to work has left her feeling like a fundamentally different person. Relate, much? And, from Jennifer Aniston opening up about adoption to Hailey Bieber sharing the secret that helps her raise her son, it seems like the A-listers are finally peeling back the curtain on the unvarnished truth about having kids. Our Recommendations:

Mikel Zabalza y Alegría Barri son los protagonistas de este capítulo de Planeta Montaña by Huesca La Magia. El navarro se viene para contarnos cosas del Piolet de Oro del que vuelve a ser jurado y sobre su libro Entre el cielo y la tierra donde narra alguna de sus más tremendas expediciones. Alegría Barri recibe el premio de la Federación Aragonesa de Montañismo por su trayectoria. Montañera ligada a los clubes, atesora un importante currículo, en las más impresionantes cordilleras desde su querido Monzón,

Parenting can involve big ideas, public debates and the odd festive guilt trip - and this week, we’re tackling all three. The man who created Adolescence has a new idea for how dads can connect with their sons - it’s beautiful, but one of us hates it. Plus, Amelia dives into the kids party photo that’s divided Australia: can you really “bags” a park table? And finally, it’s Elf O’Clock. Monz realises she’s the last mum on earth without a tiny spy living in her house, and wonders aloud if there are some traditions that should just be left alone. Our recommendations:

Spooky season is just about to hit and we’re asking: what’s the point of Halloween, anyway? And are Australians missing one crucial trick about it that could change... everything? Monz unpacks. Then, Amelia makes a bold claim — some nepo babies are better than others. But why do some rise while others flop, even within the same famous family? And in a twist no one saw coming, Hailey Bieber just became our accidental parenting guru. Yep, that wasn't on our bingo card for 2025 either. Stacey has feelings. Big feelings. Grab your headphones and join the conversation. Our recommendations:

The school holidays are upon us and Monz, Amelia & Stacey are back to distract you with some Millennial core memories, a flashback to Shania Twain and a playlist that will lift your mood. On the show this week: Genius or completely unhinged? Do our kids need ‘Social Media Prep School’? We've got thoughts. And, are you holding onto a room full of stuff to hand down to your kids? How A$AP Rocky & Rihanna and Sarah Jessica Parker are rebranding your clutter. Plus, the childcare conversation we need to have & one woman's controversial solution. And our recommendations:

Monzón mexicano dejará lluvias en 25 estados Tarde lluviosa en el Valle de MéxicoVenezuela entrena a civiles en uso de armasMás información en nuestro podcast 

Welcome to Parenting Out Loud where you can be sure you're kicking off your weekend right. Monz, Amelia and Stacey are here to unpack the week once more — through the wild, wonderful lens of parenthood. On the show this week: KPop Demon Hunters is smashing records. Kids love it, parents ADORE it so, what’s behind all the hype? Tracking apps: a non-negotiable today, or are we just spying on the ones we love? The evidence that says having kids young is a good idea. We’re not completely sold, but we are talking about it. And Anne Hathaway: the quiet queen of gentle parenting who put the paps in their place. Settle in — it’s the group chat you won’t want to mute. Plus, it’s our recommendations:

Outlouders, it's that time of the week again. Parenting Out Loud is back in your ears to start your weekend right. Each week, Monique Bowley, Amelia Lester and Stacey Hicks unpack the zeitgeist through the unique lens of being a parent. On today's show: Father’s Day is tomorrow and there's been a distinct shift in its marketing. Amelia unpacks what’s changed and why. Bluey: adorable? Absolutely. But is this the kids' TV show that's also making us feel… bad? Welcome to the Bluey Inadequacy Complex. Monz explains all. Plus, ❤️

Excellent news, friends. We're back with another episode of Parenting Out Loud. Father’s Day is tomorrow and there's been a distinct shift in its marketing. Amelia unpacks what’s changed and why. Bluey: adorable? Absolutely. But is this the kids' TV show that's also making us feel… bad? Welcome to the Bluey Inadequacy Complex. Monz explains all. Plus, ❤️

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