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Richele and Sonya talk about why we study the arts, and what enrichment these subjects can bring to our home schools. Why We Study the Arts originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Richele and Sonya talk about why we study the arts, and what enrichment these subjects can bring to our home schools. Why We Study the Arts originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

This week we discuss Somatic Experiencing (SE) with health coach Richele Henry. what is somatic experiencing? Segment Intending Tuning in to your body's basic signals Food choices in a non-judgmental way Ignoring your body's needs creates a dysregulated nervous system. Connect with Richele on her website: Home | Richele Henry Instagram: Richele Henry (@richelehenry) • Instagram photos and videos Connect with us on Instagram: The Wellness Empowerment Project Podcast (@wellnessempowermentproject) • Instagram photos and videos Send us an email about what you would like to hear on the podcast: hello@wellnessempowermentproject.com

Richele joins Sonya to share how older students can expand on picture study to go deeper into art appreciation. How to Expand on Picture Study originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Richele joins Sonya to share how older students can expand on picture study to go deeper into art appreciation. How to Expand on Picture Study originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Richele joins Sonya to talk about how mental math helps your child form good habits and review math concepts — but without the drudgery of drill worksheets! Mental Math in the Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Richele joins Sonya to talk about how mental math helps your child form good habits and review math concepts — but without the drudgery of drill worksheets! Mental Math in the Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

In a Charlotte Mason math lesson, the parent is like a guide who helps the child along. Richele joins Sonya to explain how you can guide your child to a firm understanding of math. How the Parent Guides a Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

In a Charlotte Mason math lesson, the parent is like a guide who helps the child along. Richele joins Sonya to explain how you can guide your child to a firm understanding of math. How the Parent Guides a Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

CONNECT WITH RICHELE:Visit my website: CoachingCloset.comConnect on free Facebook Group: CoachingClosetConnect.comFollow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/607035253196498 CONNECT WITH VICTORIA:Website: YouAretheMagicPill.comFacebook: facebook.com/youarethemagicpill

A thriving economy is only as good as the workforce development that a community is willing to build. Helping attract new students and work candidates to the city of Marshall, as week as preparing their current student body, are two large initiatives of the Marshall Economic Development Center.In this episode of Gone to Texas, Dave is joined by Bart Day, Provost for Texas State Technical College, Marshall Campus, and Richele Langley, Ed.D, Superintendent of Marshall ISD.Richele and Bart discuss the city's initiatives, including things like dual credits in helping kids explore their interests and getting them prepared on an accelerated scale to fill the needs of the Marshall workforce.They also talk about how programs are being developed at the Texas State Technical College to continually keep up with the local small businesses' demand and get the right people trained so they can have an impact immediately. They also discuss what they're doing to keep costs low and ensure their students will be placed in a job, in addition to how they're making sure they are not leaving out current Marshall residents. To learn more about the Marshall EDC, visit: https://www.marshalledc.org/ Full episode Breakdown 1:10 - Meeting Richele and Dale and learning more about their roles at Marshal ISD and Texas State Technical College, Marshall Campus. 2:20 Richele discusses their programs and why it's essential for them to educate not just students but also continue to educate current residents to keep them in Marshall.5:10 - Bart talks about the system and how they're constantly considering helping the small business owner with the education and training of their residents. 6:21 - Richele discusses the program's cost, and how they've considered making this as cost-effective as possible. 9:00 - Bart talks about some of the difficulties with helping so many kids who are first generation college students, and how they're overcoming it. 12:30 - From a future perspective, how does the education system keep up with the needs of business owners? Richele and Dale discuss how they're keeping up with the frequent changes. 15:48 - Richele discusses what they're pushing for in the future and why tradespeople are so important. 16:43 - Richele discusses what small business owners can do to connect with and communicate with educators to help figure out what's needed. 18:45 - Bart talks about what businesses can expect if a small business owner finds themselves with a need that may need to be filled. 21:49 - Bart talks about the money-back guarantee with their programs.

Miss Mason taught us that ‘Education is the science of relations' and that a child should feel from the very beginning that his relations with number are opening up to him yet another realm of beautiful and wonderful things for his enjoyment and delight. Number: A Figure and a Step Onward, Mrs. W.A. Stephens, The Parents' Review Show Summary: Today's guest is Richele Baburina, a veteran homeschooling mother of 2 and author of The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series, and Brush Drawing: A Basic Course How Richele first heard about Charlotte Mason How Richele began researching Charlotte's ideas about teaching mathematics What levels is The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithemetic Series for? What were some of the surprising things Richele learned in her research? Books and Links Mentioned: The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series by Richele Baburina Brush Drawing: A Basic Course by Richele Baburina Find Cindy and Richele: Morning Time for Moms Cindy's Patreon Discipleship Group Mere Motherhood Facebook Group The Literary Life Podcast Cindy's Facebook Cindy's Instagram Richele's Instagram Richele's Artwork Website

Richele shares how Charlotte Mason math lessons help you retain a child's happy relationship with math—and a healthy relationship between you and your child. The Atmosphere of the Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Richele shares how Charlotte Mason math lessons help you retain a child's happy relationship with math—and a healthy relationship between you and your child. The Atmosphere of the Charlotte Mason Math Lesson originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Lucas Seipp-Williams is a father of two children, Jacob and Noah. Jacob is 7, autistic and non-verbal, and Noah is 4, typical and very verbal! Lucas and his wife Richele are raising their boys in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains in SW Virginia. Lucas has been contributing to individuals, couples, businesses and families as a professional full-time coach since 2005... as a health coach, life coach, business coach, and now parenting coach. His favorite tool for impacting parents and children is Human Design analysis, which he has been studying, living and sharing since 2014. Lucas is trained in Human Design at the OC16 level through the BG5 Institute. He has been a student of and guide for others using many many personal and professional growth methods and tools. Human Design has been, by far, the most powerful tool for improving his own marriage, parenting and family dynamic, which is why he has now shared this revolutionary knowledge and how to practically apply it with hundreds of clients and why he's so excited to share with us today on the podcast. In this episode we discuss: The different types of Human Design: Manifestors, Generators and Projectors.  How human design can help families resolve conflict, reduce resistance, nurture self-love, and understand each other better. How it differs from Strengthsfinder, the Enneagram Test and other personality tests. The ways human design can benefit business owners to help them better understand their employees and clients. My family's human design results and how it helped me better understand myself and my son.  Resources mentioned in this episode: BFG (Big Friendly Giant) by Roald Dahl Connect with Sarah on Instagram, Facebook, and listen to her podcast here .  Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.motherhood.village1/   Website: https://www.themotherhoodvillage.com/ Leave a review and rating at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-motherhood-village-podcast/id1487274178  Email me questions at: themotherhoodvillage1@gmail.com 

Love your body, love yourself. It is a message we hear over and over. But why do people not heed it? And how can we make people heed it? Body shaming has been a growing problem in this country.  Finding confidence can feel like an ongoing process, but once you find it, it always stays with you. The way to find self love is to start small. That might mean changing your hair or finding your perfect outfit. The important thing is that when you look in the mirror, you see someone beautiful staring back at you because guess what…? You are beautiful. Our guest for this episode will help us in loving ourselves. Be inspired and enjoy listening! Who is Richele Henry?  Richele Henry is a Trauma-Informed Transformational Coach. In her private practice, she supports women to heal the root of emotional eating and body image struggles so they can develop a deeper sense of self-trust, self-acceptance and self-love. Her methodology integrates Transformational Coaching Method™, rooted in ethical NLP and Family Systems Theory, and Somatic Experiencing™, a body-based approach to trauma-healing and nervous system regulation. Alongside her business, she has served as a Mentor Coach for aspiring entrepreneurs with world-renowned coaching schools such as The Institute for Integrative Nutrition, Health Coach Institute and Live Your Message. For the past 15 years, it has been her tremendous honor to serve over 1,000 clients, clocking 10,000+ coaching hours doing what she most loves to do - facilitating deeply healing experiences where people feel seen, heard and loved. In this episode: - How to Love Your Body When You're Not Really Attracted to It? - Best tip on finding inner confidence! - How Richele Henry found self-love In midlife? - How to get support in your self-love journey? - The importance of supportive relationships in your self-growth and self-love. Connect with Richele Henry: https://www.instagram.com/thebodyloverevolution/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/bodylovewithrichele (Facebook) https://www.linkedin.com/in/richelemhenry/ (LinkedIn) Connect with Gail Buck: https://www.instagram.com/gailruthbuck/ (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/gail.buck.77/ (Facebook) https://www.linkedin.com/in/gail-buck-812945120/ (LinkedIn) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCbKFCYVsxZKHsXrE_91_Ow (YouTube)

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•  Yeah, and so it's about loving yourself enough to know your value and to leave your situation when you know it's not good for you, or not getting into a situation that you know is a huge red flag. There's a couple of funny memes that I've seen that are hilarious one is perfect for Valentine's day, because this guy is holding a dozen red flags and she goes, 'Oh a dozen red flags, I love him so much', and then there's another one where he says 'Good morning beautiful'. And she says, 'Take me off rotation'.  (8:05)•  When that happens, I think is a very important to know what to do. So I think a lot of times people don't do anything because they don't know what to do, they either cut bait and go or they don't do anything. So I think the important thing is to tell people what do you do at that point. Well, that's where communication skills come in, you have to know how to open your mouth and speak. And you know what? It may be a little scary to communicate with someone, especially someone you only just started knowing. I'm like, Listen, first of all, you have to have healthy boundaries. And you have to know what those are. If your boundary is, I need to be respected, like say someone stood you up on a date or something like that. That's probably a boundary. You carve out your time for that person, they decide the last minute they're not going or something, and they act like it's no big deal, that's a red flag. And it's something that needs to be addressed now. (12:40)•  There's so much integrity in realizing, Okay, we're not a match. I tell people, 'You're not dating to make it a match, you're dating to see if it is one, and so even when you go through break ups and such, and I've had episodes about breakups, sometimes you complete a relationship and it's about the two people realizing, Okay, this is not working, this is not going to be... We're not compatible for whatever reason, and sometimes they're very difficult. But as long as you do look and realize, Okay, there's lessons to be learned from here in this relationship, and you take those to heart and you go on in the future and say, Okay, now I know what I need and what I want, and hopefully the other person does too, and you help each other grow... What is better than that? I mean, that's what we all want to do. So you're not forcing it to be a match... I think some people get in a relationship and think I have to make this work, I have to... I have to... And they're just like, beating their head against the wall. What's the point of that?  (19:33)•   I was married for 20 years and you were married for a long time, we have an our story from it, right? We have our experience from it, so do our spouses are ex's. They have their story and what they learned from it, neither is wrong or right to be honest. It's what we both needed. But whenever I was married, my life felt like, my soul that like, I was like dead. So I felt like my life was being sucked out of me, and I don't blame that on my ex, it's just the relationship wasn't meant to continue. He didn't suck the life out of me, it was the relationship that was no longer serving me...or him. And so I had to make the decision, I had to be strong enough and listen to that gut feeling, listen to my inner voice saying, 'You are not supposed to be here anymore, get out. (22:44) CONNECT WITH RICHELE:Visit my website: CoachingCloset.comConnect on free Facebook Group: CoachingClosetConnect.comFollow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/607035253196498 CONNECT WITH VICTORIA:Website: YouAretheMagicPill.comFacebook: facebook.com/youarethemagicpill 

• I love so many things, I love being in this closet for one thing. So fashion is one of my things, and that's what inspired me to create the Coaching Closet. When I was going through coaching certification because, well, for one thing, I shared an office with my love and he works out of our home too, and I was like, that's not going to work when I'm doing one-on-one coaching with people and get into some pretty serious topics. And they don't want to be talking about that in front of somebody else. Yeah and he just chimes in and says, can I offer you some advise? And there like, who's that? And you say, I don't know, some random dude that's in my office. So I was like, Well, this is my favorite room in the whole house anyway.(3:05)• That's good that you recognize it. I do, it's all about awareness and recognizing there's a problem. Yeah, I had to do that when I had to get readers, accept that my eyes were no longer perfect and I had to get readers and that was really quite... It's still challenging. You accept it, I had to get trifocals. So yeah. It's alright, I got cute ones. As long as you get cute ones and you rock it, you accept that it's going on and you just rock it out the best of your ability, then you're good. Yeah, I can do without, but I obviously see so much better with them. Yeah, definitely, it's like Christmas miracle. (10:22)• Okay, so speaking of shopping, like who's doing Black Friday? There was Black Friday all week, there's today's small business Saturday, and then Monday is Cyber Monday. Well, this is probably going to broadcast later, but that's when we're recording it. I mean people are going crazy with their sales. They are, it's like... They have them all the time now. It was pre-Black Friday all week, and I got some really good deals before Thanksgiving. I was like, Wow, this is amazing, so I got a lot of Christmas shopping done. And if you want something, you can get a really good deals. (22:42)• I was talking about how Victoria is one of those friends I ask for advice, and she doesn't always tell me what I want to hear, she sometimes is like, Wow, what about the other person? Or what about when I ask relationship advice? And so that's a good thing because it helps me self-reflect and see my part and then see that person's perspective, and that's what we all need to do in our relationships. See what is our part, and what I say in coaching is, What's your 3%? And that's really the only way we can change the world, a lot of times recently, I was just talking about this with my family, people like to point the finger and other people, and they're really accusatory, and that just doesn't get us anywhere. We want to change the world, we need to look at ourselves first, like what can we do to help community? To change our world? To change your communities? It starts with this and our little fear of influence and then rippling out, it's a ripple effect, but it has to start with you. (29:08) CONNECT WITH RICHELE:Visit my website: CoachingCloset.comConnect on free Facebook Group: CoachingClosetConnect.comFollow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/607035253196498 CONNECT WITH VICTORIA:Website: YouAretheMagicPill.comFacebook: facebook.com/youarethemagicpill 

During this winter's hibernation season, The Coming Out Chronicles are taking a break from putting out new material. We didn't want to leave you hanging though so we've got some of our older episodes set to automatically pre-release. We hope you enjoy them!We always get something new every time we re-listen.Richele McEwan speaks up about the domestic abuse she experienced growing up.  As a professional dancer she used Dance as a creative and powerful medium to express what happened.  Richele felt called to come out about this so that others who have experienced similar violence can be inspired to also transform their pain into beauty. This coming out has been a catalyst for other growth in her personal life and business, not to mention the lives of many people who were impacted by her very public sharing.  Richele is now inspiring others to let go of co-dependence and step into their bigger, healthier lives.By owning her story she has been able to transform her life from a place of overwhelming darkness-- and underwhelming mediocrity-- to being truly extraordinary. She is now on a mission to help others discover the power of honouring their truest selves, so they too can #goalbigger.5:02 UnBound- A dance performance to tell the story of Domestic Abuse15:50 What driving on a winding mountain road taught her20:02 What it's like to live with abuse33:05 The ripple effect of coming outFacebook: (Centered Life Coaching)Facebook: Richele McEwanRichele's Facebook Group: #Goal BiggerInstagram: (Nancy Shadlock)www.richelemcewancoaching.comwww.centered.ca

•  I ended my 22-year marriage, it was a long time coming, but it was a destructive marriage, and so coming out of that I had a lot of healing to do, and I began a road to that, and part of that was counseling, I had already been in some counseling, but a lot of that was kind of like looking to coaches online of how to recover from abusive relationships and that kind of thing. Coaching on YouTube and stuff. And podcasts, and things to help me understand that I needed to grow... So fast forward a year and a half or so after my divorce, I knew I wanted to continue to help people understand what I was understanding, you can heal after these relationships that are toxic. And so I actually went to my counselor at the time and said, I even want to go back to school and get my Master's, and do Social work counseling, because I have a Psychology degree or I want to become a relationship coach.  (2:24)•   Yeah, and I love that you call yourself a calling in the one coach, because you know, that's what we talk about a lot on that Mindset Chick podcast, like calling in things that you want, and that was very powerful that you said that you were... Until you identified that you were repeating the same patterns, until you did your own healing... Absolutely, yeah, kind of looked within and realized what you were calling in, even though you wanted to leave that toxic marriage, as you said, then separating from that, wanting something different, but instead, without looking and doing the inner work or healing, you would just keep calling in the same type of person, right? Yes.  (5:41)•  Oh my gosh, I think it's so essential. It's a completely essential because you only have the capacity to love others as much as you can love yourself, I've come to realize that. So, I don't know, I think a lot of people think, Oh, it's selfish to talk about self-love. And self-love is not selfish, it's really the base for everything else, like how we can give to the world and how we can give to relationship, because we're going to show up for others, how we show up for ourselves, and it really does mirror our relationships, our relationship with ourselves. So it's funny because in calling in the one, many, many people will start the program because they do want to find love, they do want to find that soulmate and everything, but they'll end up calling in to find themselves, they end up finding out who they are in the process, and that actually leads them to where they can call in someone else, but it's so important to love yourself and love all the parts of yourself, parts that you want to change, even the negative things, because until you just have that self-acceptance, I just don't think you can accept anyone else? You're just going to feel like you have to be perfect all the time.  (7:56)•  Well, I'm glad you brought up about the emotions because that's the first part is really a lot of people, we go through life and we're in a culture or super busy where we have these goals and we're just ready to get there, but sometimes we get lost in the process, and we don't check in with ourselves. So I found a lot of clients, they have a hard time even recognizing what they're feeling, and then coaching practice that I have, we have a process where we help people learn how to daily check in with their emotions, and it's kind of like a meditative practice coupled with just a validating of like, Hey, you know these emotions are there, let me go ahead and feel that instead of ignoring them or wishing them away. Feeling them and then relating them to what they need at the moment, it's called the self-love power practice, and what do I feel and then what do I need? Even if they can't give themselves what they need at the moment, just acknowledging that they are feeling those things and acknowledging their need is powerful and it helps them to maybe understand where maybe there's a constructive impulse behind the emotions where it's gonna take them. (10:48)•  When my clients come to me a lot of times they have a lot of shame with the past mistakes or things that they feel like they've failed in, I try to reframe it for them and say, Look, if you look at these experiences as learning tools instead of mistakes, and you can kind of take a shame and regret and change it and say, Okay, well, these are the building blocks that made me into the person that I am today, and without these experiences, I wouldn't have the wisdom I have, or I wouldn't be in this place where I want to grow personally, or I see that I'm stuck. And so it's really awesome when they can finally accept that the mistakes happen or really just see them as events that happened that were part of their journey and they can be grateful for them. (14:23) ABOUT RICHELE:Richele is a certified Calling in “The One” coach whose passion is empowering women and men to live healthy, joy-filled lives. She is an expert in narcissistic abuse and recovery and has been through her own journey of gaining freedom from a toxic marriage. Richele understands the feeling of being stuck and finds fulfillment in supporting her clients to find their own personal freedom. She also helps clients understand and embrace their uniqueness and gain a deep level of self-love.Richele has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from The University of New Orleans and is also a Certified Health Coach.You can find Richele on her weekly podcast Coaching Closet where she helps you put the pieces of your life together like the perfect outfit! You can also find her on Instagram @coachingcloset and richele_batt as well as in her Facebook community: Coaching Closet. CONNECT WITH RICHELE:Website: https://coachingcloset.comPodcast: https://coachingcloset.com/podcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq_KLPc96lQoRNY0_zVo8XA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/607035253196498WAYS TO CONNECT WITH ME…• Kristi Dear Website: https://kristidear.com• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachkristidear• Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/themindsetchick• Twitter: https://twitter.com/coachwithkristi• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristi.dear • Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/CoachwithKristi/boards** Download my FREE gift to you my Magic 5 Morning Mindset KristiDear .comEPISODE AIRED ON:NOVEMBER 09, 2021

Who doesn't like to laugh?  It's great for the soul and we hear it is an aphrodisiac as well!  Today we chat with Chris about comedy, life and how they can be a great fit for date nights, bachelor/bachelorette parties and even proposing!  

IN THIS EPISODE:•    So a lot of people think you can't love someone and let them go, but the truth is, with our divorce rate, obviously that's not the case, and relationships do end. It's not because of a lack of love, many times it's because of the toxicity of the relationship and is it healthy anymore? Many times it's just people realize that it's not good for them to stay and they have to give it up for them to love themselves the most and for them to be healthy. (1:28)•    Many times, if you could get to a point in your life where you just don't feel like you even know who you are, because you've become an extension of this other person. Like, who is Richele? I got to a point where I was like, What do I even like? Because I don't know, I'm just an extension of this person, I'm his wife is... I'm their mom. What do I like? I don't know, I'm just an extension or I'm only allowed? That's a really key word there, I'm only allowed to do these certain things. (4:17)•    That's where you get into power and control, where one person holds all the power and the other person, it's like you're dimming yourself down, you're giving your power away, you're not speaking up for yourself, and you're living in fear, and you're walking on egg shells and you're just like, Okay, you're just really doing anything you can to avoid triggering that person into anger or rage, and that's a huge red flag that you are in a very toxic situation. That's when it's like the relationship going way down. (6:39)•    Until I started getting sick, I really just didn't want to leave. But yeah, it does happen. So if you're in that position and you're like, What's wrong with me? Why am I sick? And your relationship isn't good, you might want to consider that it's your stress level, it's the relationship, so that needs to be a red flag as well. (13:26)•    Yeah, I'm at a level of self-love that I never had before, and I just love teaching people that. That's where you have to start, and it just brings tears to my eyes, it really does. It's an honor to help people. It really is. To absolutely love it. It's just my passion. (18:19) ABOUT RICHELE BATT:Richele is a coach, YouTube TV host and soon to be podcaster. Her passion is  to help you find your beauty from the inside out.​Richele wants to give you the power you need to understand that at the end of the day YOU are the essence and source of what happens in your life.  You deserve to be confident in who YOU ARE. "Those Who Do Not Learn History Are Doomed To Repeat It ...' Learn YOUR history, embrace it and STOP repeating patterns that did not SERVE YOU in the past. CONNECT WITH RICHELE:Richele's Website: https://coachingcloset.comRichele's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.comRichele's Facebook: https://www.facebook.comRichele's Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/richele_livejoyRichele's Twitter: https://twitter.com/coachingcloset CONNECT WITH VICTORIA:Visit my website: www.youarethemagicpill.comFollow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/youarethemagicpill

Lucas Seipp-Williams is a Success Coach and Human Design Specialist. He has been coaching professionally for 15 years and has been investigating and teaching Human Design for 7 years. Human Design provides a highly detailed and accurate blueprint for how each unique human being is designed to operate for decision making, strengths and weaknesses, relationship needs and compatibilities, life purpose and much more. Lucas' clients are able to relax into life and allow in more success and satisfaction than ever before simply by letting go, loving and living their unique design. He serves individuals, couples and partners, and businesses. He lives in Christiansburg, Virginia with his wife Richele and two sons Jacob and Noah. Happy Birthday, Lucas! This show contains many visuals. If you would like to watch the show, please visit my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ErikaDelSordo-TodaysTalk All links mentioned in the show can be found below. Contact Erika to be featured on Today’s Talk with Erika: ErikaDelSordo1@gmail.com https://erikadelsordo.com/ https://todaystalkwitherika.com/ Today's Talk with Erika is broadcasted on Skyhawk Radio's Talk Channel Mondays at 5PM ET. http://skyhawkradio.com/ Today’s Talk with Erika now has a mobile app! Take your favorite show on the go! Android Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.todaystalk.podcast iOS App: https://apps.apple.com/gy/app/todays-talk-with-erika/id1525930686 **Advertising opportunities available. Contact me for further information: ErikaDelSordo1@gmail.com Subscribe to Today’s Talk with Erika video & audio podcasts. Please like and comment! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ErikaDelSordo-TodaysTalk Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/todays-talk-with-erika/id1507627777 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xYmU2YzE1MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5K93HBbABBy6d6aPPSV4Wd Anchor: https://anchor.fm/erika-delsordo All audio & YouTube video podcasts, IMDb page, mobile app links, websites, plus social media pages can be found in this all-in-one link: https://linktr.ee/Todays_Talk_with_Erika --Links Mentioned in this episode: Website: https://www.coachwithlucas.com/

Épisode 491 : Il y a d’abord eu les snaps, puis les stories et aujourd'hui, les contenus éphémères sont au coeur de toutes les plateformes. Ils traduisent un réel besoin des utilisateurs et ne doivent pas être mis de côtés par les marques ! Des contenus éphémères postés sur Snapchat qui disparaissaient au bout d’un certain temps ?Une énigme à l’époque, personne ne voyait trop l’intérêt. Poster du contenu qui ne restera pas ? Pourquoi faire ?Ensuite les stories sur Instagram avec une durée de vie là aussi de 24 h. Dans la foulée on a trouvé de la stories sur Facebook bien entendu mais aussi sur Linkedin.Et puis, comble du comble, la semaine dernière [Twitter, annonce le lancement des Fleets[(https://lesuperdaily.com/episode/fleets-les-stories-a-la-sauce-twitter-sont-arrivees/) : du contenu éphémère avec une durée de vie de 24h.L'idée qui est née dans Snapchat était peut être un peu folle au début mais elle a radicalement changé les réseaux sociaux. Pas de doute nous sommes en plein dans l’Ere du contenu éphémère.En quelques chiffresSnapchat compte 173 millions d'utilisateurs actifs par jourInstagram Stories a 250 millions d’utilisateurs actifs par jourEnsemble, ils représentent environ 18 milliards de vues de vidéos par jourLes utilisateurs de Snapchat passent de 25 à 30 minutes par jour sur l'application. Pour Instagram, ce chiffre pass à 32 minutes.——Le contenu éphémère répond à un besoin des utilisateurs de s’extraire du définitifPrendre la parole en publique ce n’est pas simple. Assumer ses prises de paroles d’il y a 2 ans en arrière encore moins. Ce que Snapchat a débloqué avec les snaps éphémère était un désir fort des utilisateurs de ne pas voir leurs actions numériques les suivre toute leur vie. —Pour les plateformes, les contenus éphémères permettent de proposer plus de contenu et donc de nous garder plus longtempsAvec Instagram, les stories ont radicalement changé la matière dont nous utilisateurs consommons le contenu. Les actionnaires et les investisseurs s’en frottent les mains, la durée d'utilisation moyenne s’est largement accrue. Désormais, nous consommons du contenu presque constamment.Et ce contenu éphémère crée même chez les utilisateurs un besoin irrépressible de se reconnecter davantage à la plateforme chaque jour. On appelle ça le FOMO.Ces contenus éphémères créent un sentiment d'urgence alimenté par la peur de passer à côté (FOMO).Ces espaces de contenu éphémères sont aussi une aubaine pour les plateformes puisqu’elles offrent un nouvel inventaire publicitaire.——Pour les marques, le contenu éphémère est forcément déroutant et semble contre natureDépenser de l’argent pour produire un contenu qui ne restera pas : à quoi bon ?L’objectif d’un investissement en communication n’est-il pas de nourrir durablement mon image de marque ?Nous on veut du contenu every green !Fin 2020, nombreuses sont les marques à n’avoir pas encore investi sérieusement le format Stories sur Instagram. ——Quels sont les avantages du contenu éphémère pour les marques ?Augmenter votre reach organique—Fidéliser vos audiences—Augmenter l’engagementLe contenu éphémère a une durée de vie limitée, les gens sont plus susceptibles de le voir, de l'écouter et d'y réagir dès qu'ils le peuvent. L’usage des stickers d’interactions dans le format stories en fait aujourd’hui le premier canal d’entrée pour le conversationnel.Ce qui est fascinant avec les stories, c'est qu'en tirant parti de FOMO, elles créent un sentiment d'urgence - il n'y a qu'une fenêtre de 24 heures pour voir, répondre et partager, les utilisateurs sont donc poussés à agir. C'est un outil en or pour susciter des réponses immédiates et stimuler l'engagement. —Pour les marques c’est une opportunité de prendre la parole de façon plus richeLe contenu éphémère peut présenter au public la personnalité derrière votre organisation. Étant donné que ce flux est séparé des flux principaux, vous pouvez publier du contenu qui n'est pas aussi léché et surtout qui n’est pas fait pour rester. Les contenus stories donnent à vos clients la chance d'avoir un aperçu plus spécial et exclusif des coulisses de votre entreprise.Le contenu éphémère offre aussi la possibilité de récupérer de l’UGCLes médias sociaux sont une énorme opportunité de recueillir du contenu généré par les utilisateurs, et le contenu éphémère y contribue. Un format populaire car accessible à tous et créatif / preuve par le formatOn a tous vu l’un de nos potes se prendre pour un influenceur et faire des stories alambiquées et originales;Est bien c’est là l’une des forces de ces contenus éphémères, ils sont aussi captivants que faciles à produire.Ce n’est pas pour rien que l’on voit des tonnes de vidéos de tricks tiktok ou snapchat pour rendre ses stories encore plus stylées.——Quand le contenu éphémère de marques est amené à durer ——Mais comme on vit dans un monde complexe, tout n’est pas binaire.Un contenu éphémère peut être le point de départ d'un contenu amené à durer.Les higlight storiesLe recyclage de livesUtiliser les interactions éphémères issues des stories pour produire un contenu evergreen. . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

Today I interview my friend who is an entrepreneur and medical student, Richele. Tune in to hear how she organizes her time and why she decided to become a Naturopathic Doctor.

For Breast Cancer Awarenss Month, our guest who is a Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Midwife at My Ob/Gyn, shares Prevention and Treatment models for Breast Cancer.  She has a family history of breast cancer which further motivates her to advocate for women to use prevention against this disease.

Welcome to the Making Sense of Success podcast with Daniela Figueroa and Ciarra Ceja. In this episode, we meet Amber Richele, an economist and fashion lover, and the owner and creative director of Shop Amber Richele. Enjoy! x Check out: https://www.instagram.com/cocoabutterdiaries/ https://www.instagram.com/shopamberrichele/ https://www.shopamberrichele.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsenseofsuccess/support

Welcome to the Making Sense of Success podcast with Daniela Figueroa and Ciarra Ceja. In this episode, we meet Amber Richele, an economist and fashion lover, and the owner and creative director of Shop Amber Richele. Enjoy! xCheck out:https://www.instagram.com/cocoabutterdiaries/https://www.instagram.com/shopamberrichele/https://www.shopamberrichele.com/--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsenseofsuccess/support

Welcome to the Making Sense of Success podcast with Daniela Figueroa and Ciarra Ceja. In this episode, we meet Amber Richele, an economist and fashion lover, and the owner and creative director of Shop Amber Richele. Enjoy! xCheck out:https://www.instagram.com/cocoabutterdiaries/https://www.instagram.com/shopamberrichele/https://www.shopamberrichele.com/--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/makingsenseofsuccess/support

Today’s guest is creator, artist, fashionista and black female entrepreneur, Amber Richele. Her Tie Dye clothing capsules took off at the beginning of the Pandemic and then when the world rallied around the BLM movement, she could barely keep up with all the orders. A true Instagram success story listen in as Amber shares how she got started with help from her family. shopamberrichele.com For more grownup fun, sign up for The Three Tomatoes newsletters. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Richele McEwan speaks up about the domestic abuse she experienced growing up.  As a professional dancer she used Dance as a creative and powerful medium to express what happened.  Richele felt called to come out about this so that others who have experienced similar violence can be inspired to also transform their pain into beauty. This coming out has been a catalyst for other growth in her personal life and business, not to mention the lives of many people who were impacted by her very public sharing.  Richele is now inspiring others to let go of co-dependence and step into their bigger, healthier lives.By owning her story she has been able to transform her life from a place of overwhelming darkness-- and underwhelming mediocrity-- to being truly extraordinary. She is now on a mission to help others discover the power of honouring their truest selves, so they too can #goalbigger.5:02 UnBound- A dance performance to tell the story of Domestic Abuse15:50 What driving on a winding mountain road taught her20:02 What it's like to live with abuse33:05 The ripple effect of coming outFacebook: (Centered Life Coaching)Facebook: Richele McEwan Richele's Facebook Group: #Goal BiggerInstagram: (Nancy Shadlock) www.richelemcewancoaching.comwww.centered.ca

Heather and Darra speak to South Carolina Medical Association's GC & SVP of Advocacy & Communications Richele Taylor about many of the challenges and changes she's seeing throughout South Carolina's health care system as a result of COVID-19. Everything from the telehealth boom to the battle between public health vs. economic impact. Richele also shares some interesting - and uplifting - stories about physicians introducing innovative practices to comfortably and safely treat patients.

On this edition of our Look for the Helpers series, we speak with Richele Dunavent, an ELL Specialist in Henderson County, North Carolina. Henderson County is a rural district with a high population of English learners speaking a wide variety of languages. We discuss how Richele’s school is providing WiFi access, devices, and instructional materials to their English learners with an eye toward equity. We also highlight some positive developments, like how this crisis has resulted in increased communication with families and school- based teams. You can find all of the resources we mention in the episode on our Look for the Helpers short video series. If you'd like to join us on our Look for the Helpers series to share your story with the ELL Community, go to bit.ly/ELLHelper. For more information and free resources to help engage multilingual learners from wherever they are, visit Ellevation Distance Learning. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highest-aspirations/message

Knowledge bomb: Magnesium, the miracle mineral Product review: How to choose the right form of magnesium Special guest: Richele Marie is a holistic health coach and online business mentor. She supports women to go from dreaming about the life they desire to actually creating it. Richele believes that everyone has a message, and it’s their own unique medicine to share with this world.  She emphasizes that social media is an extremely powerful platform that can help spread that message and empower other people. Richele supports women in learning how to utilize social media to build a personal brand and then she helps them get connected with offers that they align with so that they can then monetize their brand. Episode: In this episode Richele teaches us about morning rituals and the importance of how it sets the precedent for the day. She also speaks about self love practices and how they shift our human experience. Lastly, she teaches us how to identify our money story and the ways our relationship with money perpetuates our experience. Heal Thy Self is a show based on empowerment. Empowerment of you, the viewer such that you can be your highest self on every level. Through knowledge, we will be giving you the information you need to make informed decisions. We lead you to water, you deep dive in. Be sure to like and subscribe to #HealThySelf Hosted by Doctor Christian Gonzalez N.D. and check out our YouTube Page with full video of every episode. (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCztQQ--xORWtJCwHmaa_buA) Follow Doctor G on Instagram @doctor.g_ (https://www.instagram.com/doctor.g_) If you would like to support the podcast you can do that at this link! https://anchor.fm/heal-thy-self/support Citations: https://www.vitacost.com/blog/vitamins-supplements/supplements/types-of-magnesium.html Rosanoff A, Weaver CM, Rude RK. Suboptimal magnesium status in the United States: are the health consequences underestimated?. Nutr Rev. 2012;70(3):153-64. Koebnick C, Leitzmann R, García AL, et al. Long-term effect of a plant-based diet on magnesium status during pregnancy. Eur J Clin Nutr. 2005;59(2):219-25. Tarleton EK, Littenberg B, MacLean CD, Kennedy AG, Daley C (2017) Role of magnesium supplementation in the treatment of depression: A randomized clinical trial. PLoS ONE 12(6): e0180067. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0180067 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heal-thy-self/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam and Richele Ford discuss falconry in New York State. Richele has been a general falconer for over 20 years and is also a Birds of Prey presenter. Her passion and knowledge for her birds is tremendous she can be reached via email kayak01@msn.com her presentations have a nominal fee to help offset the cost of travel and feed. Please like and subscribe to our podcast. Here is a link to NYS Dec Falconry information https://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/28632.html

In this episode, I'm discussing Brush Drawing with Richele Baburina! Richele not only writes articles for Charlotte Mason Poetry, but also manages the CMP math resources page, has written three math books, and has created a beautiful basic Brush Drawing course, all the while home educating her two boys and helping her husband with flat art preservation. Listen in and learn about this watercolor art form that is a critical part of a Charlotte Mason education! Find Richele in these places: Charlotte Mason Poetry, Math Resources: http://charlottemasonpoetry.org/math-resources/ On Instagram: @rbaburina Her Brush Drawing course produced by Twenty Twenty Press: https://www.twentytwentypress.com/?product=brush-drawing-kit-a-basic-course-by-richele-baburina Her Elementary Arithmetic Series: https://simplycharlottemason.com/store/charlotte-mason-elementary-arithmetic-series-book-1/ --- Email me, Dallas Nachtigall at: bestowingthebrush@gmail.com Follow me on Instagram at: @bestowingthebrush NEW- Follow my Page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestowingthebrush/ --- PC: @TheHeatherHallPhotography SHOW NOTES: - Of Richele's comments and research: Emeline Steinthal, "Letters to the Editor," in The Journal of Education, (May, 1900), p. 297. W.G. Collingwood, Fésole Club Papers, (W. Holmes, Ltd., 1906) p. 20. Charlotte Mason, “Children are Born Persons," in The Parents’ Review, volume 22, June, 1911 (CharlotteMasonPoetry.org), pp. 419-437. Charlotte Mason, “Books,” in The Parents’ Review, volume 6 (1896), p. 156. Charlotte Mason, “Books,” in The Parents’ Review, volume 6 (1896), p. 476. Charlotte Mason, Parents and Children, (Charlotte Mason Research and Supply, 1989), pp. 202, 203, 282-285. Charlotte Mason, Ourselves, Book I, Self-Knowledge , (Riverbend Press, 2017), pp. 42, 43. Emeline Steinthal, “Aunt Mai’s Budget,” in The Parents’ Review, volume 10 (1899), p. 90. Art Middlekauff, “Nature Notebooks in the 21stCentury,” (Charlotte Mason Poetry.org, May 8, 2018). A.C. Drury, “How to Keep a Nature Notebook”, in The Parents’ Review, 1941, (Charlotte Mason Poetry.org, Jan. 8, 2019), pp. 218-233. Christine Verspaandonk, "Memories of a PNEU Education", (AmblesideOnline.org, 1999). Irene Stephens, “The Teaching of Mathematics to Young Children,” in Special Reports on Educational Subjects (London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1911), No. 11. -Of some my comments: Charlotte Mason, Home Education, Volume 1, Lessons as Instruments of Education, Drawing Lessons, Children Have Art in Them (pg. 212-213). About Emeline Steinthal- A discussion between Richele Baburina and Brittney McGann: http://charlottemasonpoetry.org/a-devoted-life/ TIME STAMPS: 8:30- On Mason's Principles that govern this practice 13:55- "the grace of gesture, life, and the beauty of color." 16:00- Design in CM and training of artistic sense 18:03- Brushdrawing in the programmes, when? 19:41- specifics on how to hold the brush 20:00- Imagination, Confidence, and Observation 23:55- "Blobs" controversy addressed! --- Intro and outro music: Hard Boiled- Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Richele Silva is the founder of Richie Designs, a boutique design and letterpress studio located in Long Beach, California. Richele is an art director, stylist, designer and printer. She founded Richie Designs 12 years ago, first as a side hustle while she worked at an advertising agency. Richele's products are sold at Paper Source, Urban Outfitters and Sugarfina along with hundreds of independent boutiques across the U.S.   On today’s episode we’re talking about leveraging past work experiences in business and the benefits of moving slowly and steadily in your business. ON TODAY’S EPISODE: Her career path and how her previous stationery business led to Richie Designs Walking her first National Stationery Show in 1990 Her first greeting card company, Three Mulligans How her background in advertising helped prepare her for being a business owner Starting Richie Designs as a side hustle and then transitioning into it being her full-time gig How her background as a printer shaped the decisions she’s made for her business The “tipping points” in her business that helped her realize she could do this full-time Richele’s slow and steady approach to growing Richie Designs Her approach to social media and how it has changed over the years The advice she would give to people early on in their product-based businesses Richele’s favorite resource for her business What’s next for Richie Designs in 2018 KEY TAKE-AWAYS: “I remember having a conversation sitting with college girlfriends and we were talking about our dream jobs and greeting card designer was mine.” - Richele Silva “I want to meet everyone in their journey exactly where they are and I want to help them with whatever phase they're in.” - Katie Hunt “Having printed for other designers who don't print, I feel like it shapes my design for sure. Somebody who doesn't print is going to dream up three-color designs versus somebody who has to stand there and actually print it.” - Richele Silva “I just know I have to work slowly.” - Richele Silva “I don't think it's a bad thing to sit back and take a little breath.” - Richele Silva LINKSWebsite: http://www.richiedesigns.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Richie-Design-Letterpress-164221064003/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richiedesigns/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/richiedesigns/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/richiedesigns   JOIN THE TSBC FAMILY:   Do you want to scale your business and add new revenue streams?  Are you ready to get a handle on your cash flow and tuck money away for retirement?     Maybe you are interested in increasing your visibility and fine-tuning your marketing outreach?  Perhaps you have a team that you want to nurture or need help building your team?   Our newest on demand program, Paper Camp+ can help you with all of these things and more.  The program includes 5 keynote presentations and 2 panels from a wide range of business experts.  You can watch what you need, when you need it most and revisit the videos as often as you’d like.     This course was built for anyone running a product based business, and extends way beyond the paper industry.  Enroll at www.tradeshowcamp.com/pcplus! ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is brought to you by Tradeshow Bootcamp and hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, TSBC has worked with hundreds of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

Start your school day out right by following a Morning Basket routine in your homeschool! Listen as Lindsey and Richele define what a Morning Basket is and how they use it in their homeschools. Helpful Links: Brainy Days FREE Calendar: https://www.talkingmom2mom.com/2017/08/26470.html Teaching from Rest: http://amzn.to/2xtjTHO Loop Schedule Workshop: http://www.proverbialhomemaker.com/idevaffiliate//idevaffiliate.php?id=tm2m2017_18_1_92   Talking Mom2Mom Links:   Talking […] The post How to use Morning Baskets in your Homeschool appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Want to incorporate training in life skills, business acumen, character, and people skills into your homeschool curriculum? Listen in as Richele and Lindsey talk about how the prospect of starting a small family business can create new and exciting learning opportunities for everyone. Free Tiny Entrepreneurs Guide to Getting Started: https://www.proverbialhomemaker.com/family-business.html Free Tiny Entrepreneurs: Build […] The post Raising Tiny Entrepreneurs appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Are your kids complaining that their school work isn’t fun? Do you see gaps in their learning? Review games are a fantastic way to stimulate the brain and the body simultaneously. Listen in as Lindsey and Richele talk about their favorite review games to play in their homeschool rooms.   Review games we love: Speed: […] The post Making Learning Fun with Review Games appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Richele and Lindsey both have dyslexic children and understand how hard it is to see your child struggle through reading lessons. Join them as they discuss how they discovered their children had dyslexia and the steps they took to help. Their hope is that they can help you navigate troubled reading waters and sail into […] The post Discovering Dyslexia and Reading Issues in Your Child appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

It is very difficult to train our daughters in modesty in the midst of a society that does not praise modest dress or respect a modest heart. Join Lindsey and Richele as they speak from personal experience, having 8 daughters between the two of them, how they are training their girls to understand that modesty […] The post Teaching Modesty to our Daughters appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Best Things Meet Richele and Lindsey with your host, Felice Gerwitz What are the best things in your life. In my travels, as a homeschool mom, and entrepreneur I’ve met some amazing friends–and here I will introduce you to two very special people. Both of these ladies are wives, mothers, homeschool moms, and work-at-home mothers. […] The post Best Things Meet Richele and Lindsey appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Richele and Lindsey are passionate about entrepreneurship. We want to help you explore this option for your kids and your family in a realistic and fun way that leads to much many blessings. Children who are exposed to home business learn so much from acting professionally to business planning to time management. Find out how […] The post Exploring Home Business for the Homeschool Family appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Do you find sifting through the myriad of curriculum options out there overwhelming? Whether you are new to homeschooling or a seasoned veteran, there is helpful information here for you! In this episode, Richele and Lindsey tackle practical ways to choose the right curriculum for your homeschool student, as well as, how to change mid-year […] The post How to Choose the Right Curriculum for Your Homeschool appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Richele and Lindsey understand what it is like to have to homeschool on a budget. Affording the homeschool life doesn’t have to be stressful. There are ways to combat the cost while providing a quality education. Join Richele and Lindsey for tips and suggestions to help you save time and money!   Budgeting Tool:  https://www.talkingmom2mom.com/2017/04/organize-your-homeschool-year.html […] The post Homeschool Budgeting appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Have you ever attended a homeschool convention before? Are you desiring to attend one in the near future? Listen to Richele as she shares, from personal experience, why you should attend, as well as, a best strategy for how to navigate the overwhelmingly awesome vendor halls full of homeschool curriculum. Get the most out of […] The post Navigating Your Way through a Homeschool Convention appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Episode 8: Studying Art, Music, and Nature the Charlotte Mason Way Did you know that art, music, and nature study ought to be a priority in your homeschool? These add imagination, wonder, excitement, and discovery that support the rest of your studies for every child at every age. Join the conversation with Lindsey and Richele […] The post Studying Art, Music, and Nature the Charlotte Mason Way appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Episode 5:  Implementing the Charlotte Mason Method Hosts:  Lindsey Stomberg & Richele McFarlin Join Richele and Lindsey as they explore the Charlotte Mason method and how to implement it in your homeschool. Lindsey will discuss how she implements the method with young children while Richele will share how it looks through the years. Is the […] The post Implementing the Charlotte Mason Method appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Husbands And Homeschooling with Hosts: Lindsey Stomberg & Richele McFarlin Podcast #3 Show Notes – Husbands and Homeschooling Join Lindsey and Richele as they look at homeschooling through the lens of homeschooling dads and discuss what potential role a husband can play in the homeschool room. Many husbands are skeptical of homeschooling the children, others […] The post Husbands And Homeschooling appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Things that Steal Your Joy in Homeschooling, Episode 2 Hosts:  Lindsey Stomberg & Richele McFarlin Let’s talk about four things that threaten to steal your joy in homeschooling. Lindsey and Richele will share how overscheduling ourselves, comparing our homeschools, a lack of discipline in our homes, and ridiculous expectations can lead to dissatisfaction and stomp […] The post 4 Things that Steal Your Joy in Homeschooling appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Talking Mom 2 Mom – Meet Richele and Lindsey Hosts:  Lindsey Stomberg & Richele McFarlin Show Notes:   Meet Lindsey and Richele, the hosts of the new podcast on the Ultimate Homeschool Radio Network, Talking Mom2Mom. Lindsey and Richele are two moms on different sides of the same coin. Lindsey is just beginning her homeschool […] The post Meet Richele and Lindsey appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.