Podcasts about national grandparents day

GEORGIA RADIO - Y'all won't want to miss this! Country music artist Robby Johnson is sitting down with Matt Jolley on GeorgiaRadio.com this Wednesday, November 20th, at 12 PM ET (Noon) to chat about his latest release, Road I'm On. Robby's down-to-earth charm and heartfelt music have made him a favorite with fans, and he's ready to share the stories behind his newest tunes.His latest release, Road I'm On, is packed with the kind of soul and storytelling that makes country music special. And just in time for the holidays, Robby's festive new song, “Oh! Santa, Please,” is spreading Christmas cheer on stations across the country this season.Robby's also still riding high on the success of his September single, “More Than You Think.” Released just in time for National Grandparents Day, this heartfelt song is a tribute to the grandparents who love and support their families in ways big and small. It was premiered by RFD-TV and has struck a chord with listeners, even landing a spot on Spotify's All New Country playlist.Talking about the song's inspiration, Robby shared:“My grandparents, Olivette and Lionel (Leo), played a huge part in raising me, and I wish they could see who I've become. They worked so hard to help make ends meet and give us a better life. This song is my way of saying ‘thank you.'”If you haven't heard it yet, you can check out “More Than You Think” at onerpm.link/440825580583.A Journey Built on Hard Work and HeartRobby Johnson's journey to country music stardom is as real as it gets. Starting out as a factory worker who sang on his shifts, he got his first big break when someone gave him a demo session as a Christmas gift. From there, he packed up and moved to Nashville in 2012, where he teamed up with industry greats Jimmy Nichols and Frank Myers.His first big single, “South Of Me,” made it into the Top 20 on the Music Row Breakout Chart and even got him a performance on The Late Show with David Letterman. His debut album, Don't Look Back, produced by James Stroud, put him on the map, with songs from some of Nashville's best writers and a guitar solo by Vince Gill.Tune In and Hear More!Make plans to tune in to GeorgiaRadio.com this Wednesday at 12 PM ET. Robby will be talking about his music, his journey, and the meaning behind songs like Road I'm On and “More Than You Think.”Keep up with Robby and all his news at his official website and follow him on social media:TikTok | Facebook | X | Instagram | Spotify | YouTube#georgiaradio #mygeorgiaradio #robbyjohnsonmusic #countrymusicSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/georgia-radio/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"But watch out! Be very careful never to forget what you have seen the LORD do for you. Do not let these things escape from your mind as long as you live! And be sure to pass them onto your children and grandchildren.” Deuteronomy 4:9 We want to celebrate and encourage the grandparents in our church family who serve as important and often stabilizing forces inside the family unit, providing a consistent example of a godly life.

In this heartfelt episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, co-hosts Rachael and Natalie celebrate the profound impact of multi-generational relationships on a girl's spiritual growth. As September 8th approaches, National Grandparents Day shines a spotlight on the crucial role grandparents—and otherwise older voices—play in shaping our children's faith journeys.  Join Rachael and Natalie as they delve into recent research highlighting the positive effects of strong grandparent relationships on children's outcomes. Discover how these bonds contribute to better academic performance, reduced risky behaviors, and more secure familial connections. They discuss the importance of embracing multi-generational voices, especially when traditional grandparent relationships might be absent due to distance or other factors.  The episode features a special Raising Godly Girls Minute with Patti Garibay, who shares insights on passing down family traditions and creating a legacy that fortifies a girl's identity and faith. Rachael and Natalie reflect on this wisdom, offering practical tips for integrating multi-generational support into your family's faith practices.  Tune in to learn how to bridge gaps left by absent grandparents, redeem those spaces with Christ-centered living, and embrace the rich contributions of the broader Christian community. This episode is a celebration of the vibrant, multi-generational support system that can nurture our daughters' spiritual lives.    Find an American Heritage Girls Troop near you, visit americanheritagegirls.org      Add even more Biblical wisdom to your parenting quiver, visit raisinggodlygirls.com 

In this special episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, co-hosts Rachael and Natalie celebrate National Grandparents Day by exploring the impactful role grandparents play in raising Godly girls. Join us as we delve into how grandparents can support and influence their grandchildren's faith journey, sharing insights from their own family experiences and discussing the Biblical foundation for this important generational connection.  Discover how grandparents can be vital in teaching and exemplifying God's character and learn practical ways to integrate them into your family's spiritual life. Tune in to hear about the legacy of faith and the wisdom that grandparents bring and get inspired to embrace and support these vital family relationships.  Whether you're a grandparent, a parent, or simply looking to understand the value of intergenerational faith-building, this episode offers valuable perspectives and actionable ideas.   Find an American Heritage Girls Troop near you, visit americanheritagegirls.org      Add even more Biblical wisdom to your parenting quiver, visit raisinggodlygirls.com 

That's a wrap! We're closing this season of episodes the way we started, showing off the younger generation. To celebrate National Grandparents Day we published a contest encouraging grandchildren to nominate their grandparent as the best around. Laurence and Janice Riggs are our winners! Take a listen to find out why. See you next season!

On this week's Anime Degens Podcast, the long awaited results of our Sho Ken Po game are discussed!Bass watched Dororo, Dan watched Afro Samurai, and Tyler watched Overlord. We discuss what we enjoyed, the vibes of the shows, and gave our ratings.Also, in honor of National Grandparents Day on Sept. 10th, we visited the old folk's home to discuss some of our favorite Anime Elderly!To join the discord, check out our socials, and more: linktree.com/animedegensTime StampsIntro/ News - 00:00(ShowKenPon) Dororo (Bass) - 05:50(ShowKenPon) Overlord (Tyler) - 23:00(ShowKenPon) Afro Samurai (Dan) - 45:15Fave Anime Ederly - 01:00:40 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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It's not TOO late to tell your Grandparents that you love them!  Speaking of Grandparents...what nickname do you use for them?  Any of these?

Welcome back to Destination Celebration, your daily dose of joy and inspiration. I'm Marlo Anderson, and joining me is the ever-enthusiastic Latoya Johnson. Today, we're celebrating two pillars of love and loyalty. First, it's National Grandparents Day, a special occasion to honor the wisdom and love of our elders. Then, we dive into National Hug Your Hound Day, a delightful day to show our furry friends some extra love. Join us as we share stories, insights, and the simple joys of these heartwarming celebrations. Thank you for tuning in. Let's cherish the moments with our grandparents and give our hounds an extra snuggle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Grandparent carer turned author Nada Lubay joined Millsy at Midday host Steve Mills in the 6PR studios to discuss the inspiration and passion behind her new book, based in parts on her life as a grandparent.  Silent Heroines focuses on the positives of grandparents and is full of humour, portraying them as a resilient, resourceful bunch of oldies not afraid to laugh at themselves and make fun of their circumstances. "Like many other grandparents in WA, we've stepped in to provide safety for the child," she told Millsy. "And then what you have to do, is just get on with your life... forget that you have retirement, forget troubles, you forget that you're married, and you just start parenting again." This Sunday is National Grandparents Day, an annual event to recognise and celebrate the contribution grandparents make to their families and the broader community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In celebration of National Grandparents Day, we learn how to protect aging loved ones from cybercriminals, with advice from Michael Jabbara, Visa's global head of fraud services.We talk with Swati Matta, Founder and CEO of Koble, an that that gives moms a prenatal and postpartum support team in your pocket.Learn all about spokenote stickers to easily and instantly add video notes to anything, via a simple QR code and app. We'll be joined by Mike Harmon, Chief Marking Officer.Thank you to ASUS, for those in search of incredible, for your support on the weekly Tech It Out show. Tech out all of ASUS's laptops at asus.com/us/radioAnd don't forget to properly back-up your important files onto WD external drives or SanDisk's SSDs, SD cards and USB drives. They're on sale!

Host Sherri Snelling celebrates September 11 National Grandparents Day by talking about two fashion and home design trends that bridge older and younger generations: Coastal Grandmother and Grandmillennial style. She also talks to financial elder abuse expert, Liz Loewy, Co-Founder of Eversafe, about Grandparent Scams and how to help older loved ones avoid identity theft and other fraud and scams. And as a passionate supporter of the first responders of September 11 – Sherri recognizes this day as one “We Will Never Forget” with her thoughts on how her grandparents lived through Pearl Harbor and promised never to forget that tragedy and for her generation 9/11 is our day of remembrance. For Caregiver Wellness News, Sherri talks statistics on grandparents and caregiving and offers some key resources to help care for older loved ones. For our Well Home Design News, Sherri besides the new design trends talks about September National Emergency Preparedness Month and offers a free webinar for listeners on how families can prepare for natural and other disasters and emergency situations. As always, we end our episode with our Me Time Monday Wellness Hack that plays off our theme of “The Year of Living Colorfully” as we dive into the color psychology of blue and how it affects well-being. More information, articles and resources mentioned in this episode on: caregivingclub.com/podcast/

Since September 11 is National Grandparents Day, Laura decided to do an episode about our parents, who are obviously the grandparents of our children who have died. The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is very unique and special. With the death of a precious grandchild, the grandparents get hit with a double whammy. They've lost […] The post 175: The Grandparents (Our Parents) in Child Loss appeared first on GPS Hope.

Every year at this time I am reminded by letters I received about International Hug Day. This year, it is September 17th. It is rather interesting that it is a week later than Grandparents Day. The National Grandparents Day is the second Sunday in September every year. As a great grandmother and support person for the grandparents around the country, I'm becoming more aware each day that we are the "ancestors." There are so many things that only grandparents can contribute. They give of their talents and skills, are able to tell those family stories, and listen to their grandchildren with patience and unconditional love. A recent article I read mentioned that grandparents today are rearing their children's children at an alarming pace. Over 32 million American children live with their grandparents. This is an increase of nearly 40% In the past decade. Other statistics mentioned that grandparents spend $30 billion dollars annually on their grandchildren. This is through telephone calls, travel, restaurant meals, and gifts. Two thirds visit their grandchildren regularly. Even those who don't live nearby. Dr. T Berry Brazelton states, "Children who have the luxury of relationships with grandparents win out in all studies of child development. The opportunity to experience multiple models while learning about life adds significantly to the child's potential." Grandparents - have you hugged your grandchildren today? And grandchildren remember to give that special grandparent a hug, too. Warm Thought: The old are the precious gem in the center of the household. Chinese Proverb. Remember International Hug Day! Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea by Luetta G. Werner Published in the Marion Record, September 15th, 1995.Download the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. And don't forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I'd greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

This is the talk only from our celebration service – without all music, prayer, meditation, celebrations, and announcements. Listen to our full service podcast for the entire experience. September 12 is National Grandparents Day. While it was created as a holiday to remind us to honor our grandparents, it's also an opportunity to examine the roles an elder can play in a young life—such as preparing a child for a life of possibility. There are definitely strategies that create a framework for a life that flows and both Ganesha and Jesus are elders that we can learn such secrets from. Unity's website: www.unitycentraloregon.com Located in Bend, Oregon, we are a growing spiritual community of like-minded yet eclectic and unique individuals that come together in love, joy and spiritual growth. If you are looking for a spiritual home that leaves out the dogma and judgment of childhood religion and instead focuses on personal growth and connection to others, this may be what you've been yearning for. We invite you to come play and grow with us and with our entire spirit-led family of caring and sharing individuals. Our ministry invites and accepts all people of all faiths and all creeds while sharing the wisdom and love from the highest and best teachings of Christianity and many other faiths. Parents bring your youth to experience the fun programs and loving teachings of our youth program. Come exactly as you are and see how easy it will be to relax into letting go of fear-based teachings while allowing yourself to be bathed in the flow of unconditional love and well-being.

This is the full celebration service – with music, prayer, meditation, celebrations, and announcements. Also available as the talk only. September 12 is National Grandparents Day. While it was created as a holiday to remind us to honor our grandparents, it's also an opportunity to examine the roles an elder can play in a young life—such as preparing a child for a life of possibility. There are definitely strategies that create a framework for a life that flows and both Ganesha and Jesus are elders that we can learn such secrets from. Unity's website: www.unitycentraloregon.com Located in Bend, Oregon, we are a growing spiritual community of like-minded yet eclectic and unique individuals that come together in love, joy and spiritual growth. If you are looking for a spiritual home that leaves out the dogma and judgment of childhood religion and instead focuses on personal growth and connection to others, this may be what you've been yearning for. We invite you to come play and grow with us and with our entire spirit-led family of caring and sharing individuals. Our ministry invites and accepts all people of all faiths and all creeds while sharing the wisdom and love from the highest and best teachings of Christianity and many other faiths. Parents bring your youth to experience the fun programs and loving teachings of our youth program. Come exactly as you are and see how easy it will be to relax into letting go of fear-based teachings while allowing yourself to be bathed in the flow of unconditional love and well-being.

This past Sunday marked National Grandparents Day, which was declared an official holiday in 1978. How important are grandparents? How do they impact the next generation? What lessons can we learn from them? Dr. Connie, a proud and loving “Lola” to Addison, Alexander, and Aubree shares the show with in-studio returning guest, Georgia Bunn, equally proud and loving “Grammy Bunn” to George and Robert.

This past Sunday marked National Grandparents Day, which was declared an official holiday in 1978. How important are grandparents? How do they impact the next generation? What lessons can we learn from them? Dr. Connie, a proud and loving “Lola” to Addison, Alexander, and Aubree shares the show with in-studio returning guest, Georgia Bunn, equally proud and loving “Grammy Bunn” to George and Robert.

Celebrating Grandparents on Grandparents Day has become a tradition for Olive Community Services. The initial celebration 3 years ago was a wonderful experience for all who attended. Events dictated that last year's celebration were conducted virtually. This year, the staff at Olive Community Services designed a hybrid event that is worth hearing about. Grandparents Day is a national holiday, signed by proclamation in 1978 by President Jimmy Carter. It falls each year on the Sunday following Labor Day coming about through the unrelenting 8 year campaign from one woman, Marian Lucille Herndon McQuade, who hailed roots from West Virginia. He and her husband Joseph L. McQuade had 15 children, 43 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild. For most of her life Marion Lucille Herridon McQuade advocated for older adults and people who were isolated in their homes, known at that time as shut ins. Her advocacy and relentless efforts were recognized and 1971 she was elected Vice-Chair of the West Virginia Committee on Aging. This was followed by her appointment as a delegate to the White House Conference on Aging. In 1972, Her efforts on behalf of shut-ins was successful and in President Richard Nixon proclaimed a National Shut-in Day. Mrs. McQuade continued with her service in other capacities, among them; President of the Vocational Rehabilitation Foundation, Vice-President of the West Virginia Health Systems Agency, and was appointed to the Nursing Home Licensing Board. Mrs. McQuade envisioned Grandparents Day as one in which there were family get togethers, community events, and family reunions if need be. An interesting fact is that Grandparents Day does not have an apostrophe, as Mrs. McQuade did not want the day to belong to any one person but rather a day of community celebration. She also envisioned a day of intergenerational programming, which Generations United in Washington DC encourages for the entire week following the celebration of National Grandparents Day. Grandparents Day is integral to the philosophy of Olive Community Services; Respecting and honoring the older adults and their families and their community. The celebratory event was designed to bring to life everything that Mrs. Quade envisioned it to be. Listen in to learn about the Olive Community Services Grandparents Day event and learn what you can do for the Grandparents in your family and in our community.

Celebrating Grandparents on Grandparents Day has become a tradition for Olive Community Services. The initial celebration 3 years ago was a wonderful experience for all who attended. Events dictated that last year's celebration were conducted virtually. This year, the staff at Olive Community Services designed a hybrid event that is worth hearing about. Grandparents Day is a national holiday, signed by proclamation in 1978 by President Jimmy Carter. It falls each year on the Sunday following Labor Day coming about through the unrelenting 8 year campaign from one woman, Marian Lucille Herndon McQuade, who hailed roots from West Virginia. He and her husband Joseph L. McQuade had 15 children, 43 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild. For most of her life Marion Lucille Herridon McQuade advocated for older adults and people who were isolated in their homes, known at that time as shut ins. Her advocacy and relentless efforts were recognized and 1971 she was elected Vice-Chair of the West Virginia Committee on Aging. This was followed by her appointment as a delegate to the White House Conference on Aging. In 1972, Her efforts on behalf of shut-ins was successful and in President Richard Nixon proclaimed a National Shut-in Day. Mrs. McQuade continued with her service in other capacities, among them; President of the Vocational Rehabilitation Foundation, Vice-President of the West Virginia Health Systems Agency, and was appointed to the Nursing Home Licensing Board. Mrs. McQuade envisioned Grandparents Day as one in which there were family get togethers, community events, and family reunions if need be. An interesting fact is that Grandparents Day does not have an apostrophe, as Mrs. McQuade did not want the day to belong to any one person but rather a day of community celebration. She also envisioned a day of intergenerational programming, which Generations United in Washington DC encourages for the entire week following the celebration of National Grandparents Day. Grandparents Day is integral to the philosophy of Olive Community Services; Respecting and honoring the older adults and their families and their community. The celebratory event was designed to bring to life everything that Mrs. Quade envisioned it to be. Listen in to learn about the Olive Community Services Grandparents Day event and learn what you can do for the Grandparents in your family and in our community.

“And with a little luck and the lord to see us through -One day, we will be old folks, too.”  Ronnie Milsap/Mike Reid - RCA Records 1988 -“Old Folks”Today is National Grandparents Day. Coming up:Carrie UnderwoodMerle MonroeAlan JacksonJoe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers Alison Krauss And a whole lot more…Country & Bluegrass Gospel Sunday Mornings @ 10:00 am on Chattanooga Toms Online Podcast “The Message is in the Music”Remember to follow us on Facebook and share with all your friends and familyFollow us on FacebookNEW Episodes Every Sunday Morning at 10 am here!Visit Chattanooga Toms Website to learn more (:Call ye friends & neighbors-Welcome to:Sunday Morning w/ Chattanooga TomGrab ya another cup of coffee and wake up!We've waited on ya all week...

Join Pastor Frank as he preaches from various scriptures on the theme of Living a Legacy Life, in honor of National Grandparents Day. Westside Baptist Church is a local church family in Mableton, Georgia. Westside exists to make disciples of others and nurture a growing love for Jesus Christ. We are a church where you can grow spiritually under sound Biblical preaching, serve in a Gospel-centered environment, and fellowship with other believers. We ascribe to a reformed confession of faith and theology. Note that we lost the beginning of the sermon because of technical difficulties.

Plenty of studies have shown Grandparents could benefit the most from using CBD. Knowing how to select the best product and deciding on dosage may be the greatest obstacle. In today's show we'll review the trends, best practices, and what to look out for just in time for National Grandparents Day.

Episode 36. A Song for Grandma and Grandpa by Johnny Prill https://www.nationalgrandparentsday.com/ https://www.facebook.com/nationalgrandparentsday https://www.youtube.com/c/JohnnyPrill A Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter in the folk-polka tradition, Johnny Prill has received numerous accolades for both his music and his volunteerism, which began when he was 12 years old performing with his accordion at local nursing homes. Except for the impact of COVID-19, Johnny Prill and his family have performed monthly at the Cortney Manor Nursing Home since 1986. Each year they host an annual Christmas Eve show that features four generations of the Prill family and a special Grandparents Day Celebration for the community. In addition to the Health Care Association of Michigan's presentation of its “Volunteer of The Year Award,” he has received shout-outs from former Jeopardy Host, the late Alex Trebek; U.S. Olympian Misty May-Treanor; American actresses and comedians Betty White and the late Phyllis Diller; American folk singer the late Pete Seeger; country singers the late Charlie Daniels and Barbara Mandrell; and Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell. Elected officials on the local, state, and federal levels also have honored Johnny Prill for his volunteer work to honor senior citizens and veterans. In 1982, he wrote “A Song for Grandma and Grandpa” to honor his grandparents. It has become the official song for National Grandparents Day, which is celebrated in the United States the first Sunday after Labor Day. I extend a heart-felt welcome to this incredible musician. ****** I had hoped to present my interview with Johnny Prill as a bonus episode on Grandparents Day along with announcing the winners of the Adventures with Grammy Essay Contest to celebrate both Gorgeous Grandma Day, which we celebrate every July 23, and National Grandparents Day, which will celebrate this year September 12. However, a bit of a snafu prevented the contest from happening this year. Watch for it in 2022. Because Johnny Prill gave us permission to play “A Song for Grandma and Grandpa” on the podcast, I present it now to honor and celebrate grandparents near and far. ****** Adventures with Grammy Newsletter To sign up, visit https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/7ZleyB4 You will receive a micro-book that provides directions for a super fun activity to do with your children and grandchildren! Please sign up for my monthly newsletter, which is for grandparents who want to make a positive difference in their grandchildren's lives, and for parents who want to ensure that special grandparent bond between their parents and their children. Articles will give you exclusive content I will not share on social media and a heads-up about events, products, and books I think you will find interesting. Adventures with Grammy Podcast Do you want to be a guest or know someone who would be an awesome guest? Let us know! Personalized Teddy Bears To buy the personalized stuffed bears, visit etsy.com/shop/adventureswithgrammy Adventures with Grammy Network Adventures with Grammy has partnered with creatives around the world to introduce you to amazing children's literature, activities, and adventures. I am thrilled to introduce you to people who are as passionate about their children and grandchildren as I am about mine. I met most of these lovely people through hosting my podcast; others I know from other associations. The bottom line is each of these connections offers something of value to families, so head to the Adventures with Grammy Network and explore! Social Media https://www.facebook.com/grammyadventure https://instagram.com/grammyadventure https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtr9e59lIBxSeHJk52jJB3Q https://linkedin.com/in/adventureswithgrammy Tweets by GrammyAdventure Music: https://audiojungle.net/user/play_m Let me know your thoughts about the podcast: send a...

Well folks, another weekend in the books! Did you miss the most special of holiday's on Sunday? We here on the QT certainly didn't... For those who may not know, the Sunday after Labor Day is reserved for celebrating an amazing group of people in our lives - National Grandparents Day! What better time to share some memories relating to these special people. Whether it's preparing specially shaped pancakes, taking you to the store to buy whatever you want, or shooting some epic games of billiards, our grandparents leave an indelible impression on our lives. Grandparents are always there to pick us up and feed our souls. This one's for them!

Today's podcast is a special one for me. My guest today is my grandfather, Mel Osterfeld. This is a unique podcast because it's one that I never actually planned on releasing publicly, but seeing that it's National Grandparents Day, and the fact that many of us have lost our grandparents this year due to the global pandemic, or we are in many cases unable to see our grandparents, I thought I would release this episode as a reminder to take the time to do the things that are important to you because we have no idea what tomorrow will bring. For years, I've tried to figure out ways to spend more time with my grandparents. I concocted fun ideas like cooking for the holidays together, weekly lunches, monthly movie nights, and of course, none of them happened. For years I've wanted some sort of audio or video with my grandfather and I always put it off because I was busy traveling for work, or busy with my daughter, or busy being busy. I wanted a recording, in his own words, his own voice, retelling some of my favorite stories. Like the hilarious story of his first date with my grandmother, when he thought he was meeting some blond and a brunette showed up at the door. Or the story of how he somehow convinced a restaurant franchise owner to allow him to open a franchise without the money to pay for it. Or the strange decision to retire at 49 years old, when he was finally making enough money to save a little, because he thought he wouldn't make it past his fifties. This pandemic has been difficult for a lot of different reasons, and I cannot discount how fortunate I am to have grandparents to even talk about, but it's been most difficult being unable to see my family, to not have my grandparents hold their newborn great-grandchildren, and celebrate birthdays together and so on. At nearly 90 years old, I can only hope my grandfather is around long enough for this pandemic to end, see his great-grandchildren take their first steps, speak their first words, and celebrate their lives together. I knew I could no longer wait for the timing to be perfect so I took the initiative, and decided it was now or never to get a recording with my grandfather! There is not a moment to waste in this life, and nothing could be more of a reminder than a global pandemic. So I bought my grandfather some headphones and a microphone, shipped to his house, and walked him through recording a podcast remotely. The audio is a bit muffled as I tried to troubleshoot virtually, but the stories are there and they are full of gold! My grandfather is not the perfect version of full life living. He can be rigid, aggressive, short-tempered, and downright grumpy, but he loves his family fiercely, he has an incredible work ethic, and he built his life out of nothing, consciously and deliberately building a family, working his butt off, saving, investing, deciding to retire when most people wouldn't even consider it. My grandfather is a force, and when he puts his mind to something, he gets it done. To say I learned a lot from him is a grand understatement. He taught me from an early age that real wealth is being surrounded by a loving family. He taught me the value of hard work, investing, saving, not living in debt, making your way in the world, being entrepreneurial, and never giving up. So happy Grandparents Day! If you have grandparents alive, let's give them a call today, let them know we love them, and that they're special to us.

National Grandparents Day was September 8th and is celebrated each year the Sunday following Labor Day. It was established back in1979 for the purpose of ?honoring grandparents, giving grandparents an opportunity to show love for their grandchildren and to help children understand and become aware of the strength and wisdom of the elders in their family. What is the role of Grandparents in your family and society as a whole? In this episode, we will talk with grandparents who help care for their grandchildren on a daily basis. They will discuss the joys and challenges that they face.

It’s National Grandparents Day, National Neither Rain Nor Snow Day, National Grandma Moses Day, National Acorn Squash Day and National Salami Day. Nhat’s friend Victoria sits in as a guest host today. Tony starts off the podcast on a down note and talks about his grandparents’ passing. Tony talks about the little people that stayed […]