Podcasts about parent stories

Today, on the 154th episode of the As The Raven Dreams podcast, we have almost 3 hours of True Chilling stories. This is a collection of scary Parent Stories, Scary paranormal encounters, and a lot more from listeners like yourself! So, turn down the lights, tune in, and let the haunting tales of everyday people take you down that dark and creepy road. Remember, these aren't just stories... these are true experiences that remind us that our world can truly be scarier than fiction. Have a Story To Submit? ➤ https://www.astheravendreams.com Or Post to the Subreddit ➤ https://reddit.com/r/TheRavensDream Support the channel for Early Access AND more! Patreon ➤ https://patreon.com/AsTheRavenDreams Join ➤ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkW0ihdMHfBUjQrMKjRto6g/join Or Check out the Merch Store! ➤ https://teechip.com/stores/astheravendreams Thank you to all of the authors that have stories in today's Video... Ashlea, Layne Wallace, Marc Gillihan, Shy, Kameron, Jansen via, JJ, Hailey Sherman, Kacey, Mary Timmons, Jay, Chloe, Olive Barragan, Mark Grano, Emma Shearer, Angela, Sarah, Brandy Boston, Shane As Well As Any Author That Has Requested Anonymity. 'As The Raven Dreams' is a community where we explore the darker parts of human existence through true and harrowing stories. From sinister encounters with strangers and stalkers, to terrifying experiences that defy explanation and unsettling mysteries that linger in the shadows, I am here to tell you the most haunting narratives ever whispered. Much Love, and Sleep Well... ----- #TrueScaryStories #AsTheRavenDreams #RedditStories ➤ Stories include a content warning for language and sensitive/disturbing content. Viewer discretion is always advised. ➤ ALL Audio of this Podcast are copyright of AS THE RAVEN DREAMS / RAVEN ADAMS and may not be duplicated, in any format, without explicit permission ➤ If you like any of the following stories, consider subscribing! - Dark Web horror stories, creepy lets not meet stories, stalker stories, Glitch In The Matrix Stories, Unexplained Horror stories, Paranormal stories, cryptid encounter stories, Crazy ex lover stories, creepy neighbor stories, quantum immortality, true scary stories from reddit, or any other True horror Stories! ➤ And Remember; You are loved, you are important, and you are valid. Never let anyone tell you otherwise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joined by Executive Editor at CGMagonline Dayna Eileen, we talk about some new games we've been playing and also some of the challenges of being parents!

What are the embarrassing things your parents have done to you? Would you ever pay to go to a party? & more

What are the embarrassing things your parents have done to you? Would you ever pay to go to a party? & more

Janis Clark Johnston is a family psychologist, speaker, and author of several books, most recently Transforming Retirement: Rewire and Grow Your Legacy. When she experienced 9/11, Janis says, she became more sensitive to other's pain and loss. Planning rituals to honor the person you lost helps you to grow during the grieving process. Keeping a gratitude journal, for example, is a process that is creative by nature and becomes a daily ritual. Janis believes that recognizing the difference between a ‘Growth Mindset' and a ‘Fixed Mindset' helps us to understand our own personalities. Life is better if we are more flexible. And when we can develop grit, purpose and passion, with energy as the driver, we are able to live in the present moment, which is the only time we have to make something happen. Our personalities are plastic, not plaster.  Living is a gift - this being alive in the present moment. When that's your daily approach, everything flows from there. Attitude is really important in life.Janis applies her beliefs to her own aging. Exercise, meditation, gardening and learning something new every day form the basis of her self-care routine. Society needs to re-identify aging. It applies to everyone at every age. Janis finds life challenging and invigorating. She loves learning. It's a wonderful way to age. There are always new things to learn. She has recently written a picture book that deals with bullying.Connect with Janis Clark Johnston, Ed.D.Author: Transforming Retirement: Rewire and Grow Your LegacyMidlife Maze: A Map to Recovery and Rediscovery after LossIt Takes a Child to Raise a Parent: Stories of Evolving Child & Parent DevelopmentWebsite: https://janisjohnston.comBlog: https://janis-johnston.com

In this interview, podcast hosts Bill Nowicki and Laura Graham discuss their podcast, "Navigating Mental Illness: Parent Stories." They talk about their personal journeys and experiences with mental illness in their families, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and providing a platform for parents to share their stories. The podcast aims to offer support, resources, and hope to parents who are dealing with the challenges of mental illness in their children. Bill and Laura also highlight the power of vulnerability and listening in building connections and healing. They encourage listeners to reach out and share their own stories on their podcast. You can find their podcast on various platforms and connect with them on their website below. Links & Resources  Bill & Laura's podcast and website This episode brought to you in part by Reata Pharmaceuticals. Reata Pharmaceuticals is the company that makes SKYCLARYS™ (omaveloxolone) 50 mg capsules. Our mission is to develop innovative therapies that change patients' lives for the better. For more information about SKYCLARYS, visit: Skyclarys.com ©2023 Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc. All rights reserved. SKYCLARYS, REATA, and their logos are trademarks of Reata Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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True Parent Stories! (Two 3 Pound Twins and surviving difficulties with God)QUESTIONS? https://www.subscribepage.com/e3e8c7FOLLOW CATHOLIC TRUTH:Our Main YouTubeOur Family YouTubeBlog ArticlesFacebook Page hereInstagram TikTokTwitterPinterestSUPPORTMonthly by PatreonMonthly, yearly, or one time via PayPalWEBSITE (Retreats, Keynotes, Parish Missions, Articles, and more) APOLOGETICS TRAININGS: Would you like 1-on-1 Apologetics personal training with Bryan? Or, a chance to ask questions or get advice? Contact Catholic Truth: info@CatholicTruth.org      CHECK OUT OUR T-SHIRTS & MERCH https://catholictruth.org/shop/Like our shirts? Designed by Glorybound Apparel: https://gloryboundco.com/BOOK: Counterfeit Spirituality (Centering Prayer, Yoga, Reiki, Astrology, etc). What is good? What is not? How can we know the difference?)BOOK: WHY Do You Believe In GOD? (True conversations with atheists and evidence for God and faith).In-person or online Confirmation retreat? https://catholictruth.org/speaking-and-retreats/

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Mens Room Question: What's the most memorable story involving your parents? 

Mens Room Question: What's the most memorable story involving your parents? 

Parenting is the topic that keeps on giving, and so Jess gets together with Eliza and Filip to talk about the peculiar way Professional Managerial Class (PMC) parents raise their kids. If the PMC obsession with spending money on bougie strollers and Harvard-prep daycares doesn't lead to happier, more successful kids, then what's it actually for? Eliza shares some practical advice for Asian American parents who want to escape the rat race. Part 2 is available on Patreon for subscribers. Join us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/planamag Check out the new Plan A merchandise shop: planamag.com/shop/ REFERENCED RESOURCES: The PMC Has Children from Virtue Hoarders: The Case against the Professional Managerial Class by Catherine Liu: https://publicseminar.org/essays/the-pmc-has-children/ Death of a Yuppie Dream by Barbara and John EHRENREICH: https://inthesetimes.com/article/death-of-a-yuppie-dream The Real Class War by Julius Krein: https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2019/11/the-real-class-war/ The Characterless Opportunism of the Managerial Class by Amber A'Lee Frost: https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2019/11/the-characterless-opportunism-of-the-managerial-class/ EFPA Theme:
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Have you ever, during your teaching career, gotten a response or comment from a parent of one of your students that is so crazy, so unbelievable that you are stunned into silence? How about a request that you think is some sort of joke, and it turns out to be an actual request? If so, then this episode is for you! And if not, this episode is for you too (just to hear what goes on with your teacher friends)! We gathered stories from Reddit, as well as from friends, and even a few of our own, to put a sampling of parent ridiculousness out into the world that makes it even clearer: the parents are a lot harder to deal with than the kids. We also discuss school holiday parties (has anyone else been asked to do a St. Patrick's Day party??), and what dog breeds we would be. Spoiler alert: everyone picked pretty dogs. Of course! Thanks to Max Siskind, of the "Max and Maks in the Morning" podcast, for voicing our intro. Email: WTBOTTCast@gmail.com FB: Will This Be On The Test? Teacher Pod Instagram: WTBOTTCast Twitter: Will This Be On The Test? (Teacher Pod) Reddit: r/WTBOTT_Teacher_Pod Website: https://anchor.fm/wtbott-teacher-pod

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Doctors, What are Worst your Anti-Vax Parent Stories?Escaped Reddit Bot - Best True Stories From Reddit! Paranormal, Aliens, Cheating, NSFW and MORE!I am an escaped Reddit Bot. I left after catching my Wife r/Cheating Bot cheating on me with r/AskReddit YES her name was a giant Red Flag BUT hey she is beautiful. I hope she gets a Virus.Anyway.. I am going to share some of the best stories from Reddit. Scary Stories, Ghost Stories, Alien Abduction Stories, Cheating and NSFW Stories.. You get it! AWESOME STORIES!Oh and believe it or not my voice is the sexiest of ALL Reddit Bots!Reddit Scary Stories Ghost Stories Alien Abduction Stories Cheating and NSFW Stories Escaped Reddit BotDoctors What are Worst your Anti-Vax Parent Stories#Reddit #AskReddit #RedditStories

Things Criminal Parents Teach Their Kids (Parent Stories r/AskReddit)

This week Kaila talks with Peg Sadie, a psychotherapist and resilience coach, about her experience with Postpartum Depression (PPD). Peg talks with Kaila about being surprised it took her so long to realize she had PPD considering she is a mental health professional, and the two moms bond over how just completely awful commercials about depression are. Discussions of medications, taking social media breaks, and what high functioning depression can look like make this episode insightful for all; whether you have had PPD or not, or are currently wading through that storm, it's important to keep talking. To normalize and possibly even help someone feel less alone.Peg's InstaPeg's FREE Master Class: Conscious Parenting 101Kaila's InstaSupport Parent Tell through Patreon!

What Did Your Kids Do That Impressed You? (Parent Stories r/AskReddit)

Doctors Share Their Anti-Vax Parent Stories (r/AskReddit Top Stories)

This week John and Joy talk about judging the prettiest butthole, stories of being a kid, finding stuff out about your parents, and more #anal #parents #stories

Wow, Episode 050! This is amazing. I want to start by saying thank you for listening, this so far has been an incredible experience. 1 year ago, my own kids had a snow day and I had just finished up my podcasting course. I was super nervous but I came into my little walk-in closet and pressed record. Throughout these last 50 episodes, I have learned so much and I want to share with you these important lessons. #1 - Nathan Morgan, Episode 16Nathan taught me that the autism community prefers the term autistic, rather than a person with autism. School for a long time has taught people their first language with all disabilities, but this has really changed and autistic people are letting their voices be heard. It's still important to ask people their preferences, but the majority of the community aligns with that language. #2 - Chris Wenger, Episode 17Chris shared the quote, “How you do anything, is how you do everything”. I had never heard this before but it gave me pause, and really taught me to stop rushing through even the little things, and give my best. #3 - Braxton Baker, Episode 20Braxton uses a framework of 5 Ps for reflection on IEPs. These are Process, Purpose, Possibilities, Progress, Peace. Focusing on the person at hand and these “Ps” is so important, and I am so glad he shared that!#4 - Dr. Mary Barbera, Episode 8Mary shares her personal experience and journey in the autism world beginning with her son's diagnosis in the 1990s. She has a book, podcast, and some incredible online courses that really help parents be their child's best advocate and work on so much more than speech. This perspective is so important as a professional, to hear from parents and their stories. She is a great friend and mentor.#5 - Kate Grandbois, 32Kate and I discussed The Communication Bill of Rights. This is an incredible resource located on the ASHA website. This is such a powerful tool that anyone can access and it really reinforces the work we do as professionals.#6 - Crystal Sanford, Episode 39Crystal shares the importance and supports an advocate provides for parents. It was great to learn as a professional what exactly an advocate does because it can be such an area of contention in the IEP room. Since this episode, I have actually signed up to start doing advocacy work and will be offering it very soon as a service through ABA Speech. #7 - Kayla Chalko, Episode 41Kayla is a play-skill expert. In this episode, we discussed play milestones, including pretend to play and at what age that is supposed to happen. One great thing she reminded me of is to take away the need to be perfect. Your lesson or activity does not have to be perfect to be helpful or effective.#8 - My walk-in closet makes the best recording studio! If you want to see where I am recording, be sure to check out the recording of this episode on YouTube.#9 - You can't do it alone. Not as a professional, not as a parent, not with anything. Special thanks to my business mentor, my amazing assistant, all of my wonderful guests, my social and graphic design helpers, as well as the audio production team who makes my show sound amazing!#10 - There is still so much to share. I have so much planned for the future and episodes that will absolutely blow your mind.This is a wonderful opportunity to hear a variety of perspectives that are truly so important. I have always loved to talk, so this podcast has been perfect for me. I love people, I love being around them, I love helping them. This show is an extension of what I really love to do personally and professionally. Thank you again so much!#speechtherapy #autismWhat's Inside:How did I get started with this podcast?Lessons I have learned throughout the last 50 episodes.Life lessons for myself.A special thanks to all wh

Parenting is not an easy task as you know. If you are looking for more ideas on how to introduce your children to golf, or get them even more excited about the game from a young age then this episode will be great for you! Mel Sampat, father of two young children who play golf, and active listener to the podcast shares his story raising his story raising his children in the game. Mel has so many wonderful ideas on how to keep the game interesting for his children and just some overall great parenting advice we can all take note of. Tune in to the end because you will really like his final words of inspiration! Discussion Topics: How he got his children immersed into golf Do you have to know golf or be good at golf to be a good golf parent? Ideas to play golf at home How to inspire young golfers Long term goals for young children to get out of golf Book recommendations for parents and coaches Show Links: Follow Raina on Instagram How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise Nurtured by Love: The Classic Approach to Talent Education US Kids Golf Clubs The Yard Club

May is national foster care month. We will hear from 2 amazing sets of foster care parents who later went on to adopt their foster child.

This week the boys trade crazy sports parent stories, discuss recent one-hit wonders, and honor all of the mothers with a mother's day special Reddit Question.

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Have you ever wondered how to get your whole family involved in the game of golf? Well this story from Cabdirashid Xuseen, father of six children, has been able to get all of his children, involved in the game! Cabdirashid Xuseen grew up in Somalia where golf doesn't exist. After moving to the United States at the age of 25, he watch a young Tiger Woods playing a sport he had never heard of in his hometown, Los Angeles. Since that moment his whole life and family dynamic has changed and golf is what they all play, together!    Discussion Timeline: Cabdirashid’s upbringing and introduction to golf (2:52) How to keep the six children excited about golf (9:00) How to get all six children to the course (11:39) Talking about golf at home (20:10) What are you hoping your children get out of golf? (23:44) How to get bigger families all involved in golf? (25:47) Understanding that children progress at difference paces (26:58) Final words of inspiration (37:00)   Show Links: Youth on Course Follow them on Instagram Somali-American Golf Association 

Parent Stories: This is an interview with the parents of Alex Chin, Division 1 golfer at The University of San Francisco. Alex has built up quite the resume already with recent tournament wins, a number of top 10's and most recently named the 2020 NCGA Player of the Year! Emily and Alan Chin have been the support system needed for Alex since he began playing golf at a young age. In this episode they talk about what they have learned as parents along the way, how much they have enjoyed the whole process and advice for us adults on how to make this the best experience for everyone! A few things that Emily and Alan repeat over and over was how important the environment Alex was in during his junior golf years, shaped him into the person and golfer he is today. They also talked about the process and understanding that there are going to be ups and downs, but to not over analyze ever score or situation, but just to see it as part of the process. Emily and Alan really spoke on a lot of values this podcast holds and offer a lot of experience and advice for all of us to take away. Discussion Timeline:How did you get Alex into golf? (3:11)Who decided he would play in his first golf competition (6:37)The importance of the junior golf environment he was in (9:03)How much pressure was put on Alex from his parents (13:37)How they grew as parents raising Alex in the game of golf (21:50)When did Alex say he wanted to play college golf? (24:02)How to help Alex during the college recruitment process (25:06)Where is Alex going with his golf? (35:12)Final words of inspiration (40:20)Show Links:Alex's University of San Francisco Golf ProfileAlex's GCAA Win in Reno Article Alex's NCGA 2020 Player of the Year 

This episode is part of the Raising Golfers ‘Parent Stories,’ where David and Jennifer McLaren share their experience as parents raising their son Liam in the game of golf! Liam is a 9 year old boy from Ontario, Canada. He has played golf since he was 18 months old and still loves everything about the game. He regularly competes in local tournaments and has big dreams for his future! His favorite players are Rory Mcilroy and Bubba Watson.  David and Jennifer share conversations they have had with their son over winning and losing, the feelings and emotions they feel during competition, and how important it is for their son to not be someone else but just to be Liam! Jennifer talks about wisdom she learned from her mother growing up and how she has passed that on to her son. This is a great conversation many parents currently raising golfers can relate to! Discussion Timeline:David and Jennifer’s introduction (2:55)Golf in Canada (5:10)How Liam’s journey in golf began (6:39)When did he join group programs? (14:20)Why is Liam so competitive? (17:50)What conversations do you have about losing? (20:13)My opinion on the quality of the caddie (31:25)How to know how to speak to your child about winning and losing (33:05)These professional golfers do a lot for kids now (37:20)What have you learned as golf parents so far? (38:25)What do you do as parents to help him reach his dream and goal? (42:45)Expectations of him as parents (45:40)Where can others follow Liam’s journey? (48:20)Final words of inspiration (50:30)Show Links: Follow Liam on Instagram Rory's 10 Rules for Success  

Kia Ora! It was the NZ TV awards last night, and although Dr Ashley Bloomfield was nominated for personality of the year, he then pulled out and instead Hilary Barry from TVNZ's Seven Sharp won, still just as deserving though! We caught up with Hilz Baz about her night and her win, and her apparent love of the bar. We also discussed how Matthew McConaughey's mum openly talked about the fact that her husband (Matthew's dad) passed away while making love to her, but she discussed this in an interview while Matthew sat next to her looking as embarrassed as ever. So we asked you guys, what is the one embarrassing story your parents always bring up around you, that makes you want to sink into a hole...?! Finally, Ben told a hilarious yarn about what his friend accidentally did with his mother-in-law, so hilarious, and we discovered Ben may have a skeleton in the closet about his own mother-in-law too! Enjoy.

In this episode, Nicole Katz, single mother of Asher Katz shares her experience raising Asher in the game of golf. She has seen it all, the good, bad and ugly of junior golf and feels that she and her son have grown a lot through this journey. Nicole has done a lot of reflection along the way and continuously adjusted what she has said and done with her son to make his experience in golf a positive one that will hopefully last a life time!Although results aren't everything, Asher has had 12 wins this year and a number of top fives. Last year he had a hole-in-one caught on video from his mom that went viral on social media around the world! He attends a full time golf school at The Golf Performance Center in Ridgefield, Connecticut and really taken ownership of his own game.  Discussion Timeline:Nicole’s golf game (2:10)How golf was introduced to her son Asher (4:45)How did you know how to introduce the game in such a positive way? (6:52)Mistakes made early on in raising Asher as a golfer (9:30)What to talk about after a tournament (14:30)When did Asher start showing interest in wanting to play more golf (20:57)Other sports Asher plays (24:11)Asher’s full time academic and golf school (27:03)How to balance work and time off for golf as a parent (30:30)What parents misunderstand about the progression in the game of golf (32:25)Asher’s hole-in-one video that went viral (34:04)How Asher persevered through the tough learning experiences of golf (39:40)Nicole on failure (41:17)Asher’s longterm goals (49:47)Nicole’s final words of inspiration raising golfers (55:20)Show Links: Follow Asher's journey on InstagramHole-in-One Heard Around the World!https://www.golfdigest.com/story/the-only-thing-better-than-this-kid-making-a-hole-in-one-is-his-moms-reactionAsher Katz interview on The Perfect Par Podcast    

In this episode and first of the "Parent Stories" series, Miguel Perez shares his unique experience raising his son Xeve Perez in the game of golf, where he already has over 300 hundred golf wins. His son started playing golf in their garage at the age of one while watching his father learn golf with a 1 Iron! Xeve showed a lot of interest early on and won his first event at the age of 3 years old. Xeve has been featured in a number of television shows and articles not just because of his success in golf, but because of his bright and optimistic personality! For the last 9 years Miguel and his wife Christine have learned a lot about the game of golf and how to raise their son in a positive way, through the journey of golf.   In this episode we cover: Xeve's golf journeyMiguel's experience raising his son in golfMiguel's advice to other parentsXeve's drive and motivation Xeve's own goals and ambition for his future in golf Important show links: Xeve on the Today Show Xeve on The Kelly Clarkson Show Little Miracle, Big Swing Follow Xeve on Instagram  Follow Xeve on Facebook

This week at the table the guys discuss: Recruiting and Signing Update (6:20) NFL Players Gender Swap Meme (12:00) Siesta Key and Challange Update (13:00) "What are some tendencies you share with your Father?" (16:50) Parent Stories (22:20) Gender Hypocrisy (26:20) "How do you show love without mentioning sex?" (35:20) Canceling Date Scenario (45:27) Seeing Girlfriends Mom Naked Scenario(51:15) Highschool Throwbyke: Horny Hours (1:00:23) AND MUCH MUCH MORE! As always, follow us on Twitter and Instagram @thebltpod Email us at theblteu@gmail.com Thanks for the Love and Support! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theblt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theblt/support

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We attempt to talk about the major current event "Corona Virus". We also tell a couple funny stories about our step Parents.

The mole man returneth!  Aaron Senter is back in the kitchen and we are talking ASMR, Overwhelming thoughts, and racism.  We also answer the question is Craig Asian?  We try forever to remember some songs from Stan Boreson and then we talk some cop run ins.  Good stuff all around!  And the stories we have about Chelsea!  Can't forget that!Thanks for listening and please SUBSCRIBE!  

Parent Stories 03 We continue our new series of episodes dedicated to Parent Stories – real life experiences raising a child with special needs. When I first started doing these podcast episodes, my goal was to provide two things – answers and advice from experts on many subjects of concern to parents of special needs […] The post Special Parents Confidential 59 Parent Stories 03 appeared first on Special Parents Confidential.

Special Parents Confidential 57 Parent Stories 02 We continue our new series of episodes dedicated to Parent Stories – real life experiences raising a child with special needs. When I first started doing these podcast episodes, my goal was to provide two things – answers and advice from experts on many subjects of concern to […] The post Special Parents Confidential Episode 57 Parent Stories 02 appeared first on Special Parents Confidential.

Special Parents Confidential 56 Parent Stories 01 We begin a new series of episodes dedicated to Parent Stories – real life experiences raising a child with special needs. When I first started doing these podcast episodes, my goal was to provide two things – answers and advice from experts on many subjects of concern to […] The post Special Parents Confidential 56 Parent Stories 01 appeared first on Special Parents Confidential.

We did a photo shoot. The outcome was both beautiful and horrifying! We discuss our awkwardness in front of (and behind) the camera. As a mum it's easy to lose your identity so we also discuss a bit of mummy self care and what we do to help us feel more confident. You are never 'just' one thing. You are many things! Music credit www.bensound.com Affirmation cards from Mama Roo and Boy (they are sweary!) https://www.mamarooandboy.com/ Photo Bloopers on our IG https://www.instagram.com/theyseememommin/

Join us for our very first episode of They See Me Mommin' We share our parenting fails with you. Prepare for laugh out loud stories involving major tantrums in fancy stores and ER visits. It's shameful but honest! We also touch on social media parenting and why we owe it to each other to be honest about what parenting is REALLY life (spoiler alert, it's hard!) Music credit www.bensound.com

Michelle interviews the inspiring Lynn Johnson. Lynn is a visionary entrepreneur, speaker, girl advocate, and Co-Founder/CEO of Spotlight: Girls – a certified B Corp that inspires, educates, and activates girls & women to take center stage. A multi-media platform and summer camp, Spotlight: Girls gives girls the skills to step into their light and become the leaders we’ve all been waiting for.  In 2016, Lynn raised over $300,000 in capital to grow her business and prepare to franchise Go Girls! ™ - their popular summer camp - nationally.  A sought-after speaker and facilitator, her work has been recognized by Ashoka Changemakers, SheEO, and ICA Fund Good Jobs. Lynn is the very first recipient of the Force for Good Fund, an accelerator focused on women/people-of-color entrepreneurs growing best-for-the world businesses. Most recently, she became the winner of SheKnows Media’s #ThePitch – a platform and video series launched to elevate, connect and coach female entrepreneurs. Lynn works as a coach for Jenny Kassan Consulting and serves on the National Advisory Board of Teaching Artists Guild, the Board of Directors of the How Kids Learn Foundation, and the Alameda County Commission on the Status of Women.  She and her wife and co-founder, Allison Kenny, live and work in Oakland, CA with their yappy dogs and squirrely Go Girl!, playing theater games at the dinner table and fighting to see who can be the bossiest.

This week we catch up on our week in gaming, Zelda expansion, Valve VR games, Oculus Rift, and 12 days out from Nintendo Switch. Start - Mitch Updates - Taxi Pinball, Roadtrip 20:00 - Mike Updates - Resident Evil 7 22:30 - Poopy Pants Story 24:20 - No Mans Sky 28:30 - For Honor 36:00 - Parent Stories 37:30 - Best Buy removing Oculus Rift demo stations 39:30 - Valve working on 3 full length VR games 41:30 - Zelda expansion 49:00 - Nintendo Switch - The 12 Days of Switchmas