Podcasts about school series

This is Part 1 of our 4-part A Back to School Series on Live Vedanta. From navigating loneliness and evolving friendships to maintaining family connections from a distance, this conversation offers Vedantik tools for clarity and self-rootedness during young adulthood. Whether you're starting college or simply stepping into a new chapter, this episode reminds you that even through change, you can grow with intention and connection. In this episode, Sumanji sits down with Akshaya to explore what it means to live away from home while staying anchored within. Having grown up always hearing from his parents, “we want you to be happy, we want you to be independent,” Sumanji strove to do just that in all the ways society and the world had to offer. Leaving medical school in hopes of achieving more fulfillment through a career in IT, Sumanji found himself still wanting, wondering what it meant to be truly happy, truly independent. It was clear happiness was what everyone desired for themselves and each other, but it remained ever elusive. It was then that Sumanji went to his first Satsang in Pittsburgh, PA, and met Shri Vivek Gupta, who shared with him the knowledge of Advaita Vedanta. Convinced and compelled that he, too, could experience this for himself, Suman joined the two-year residential Vedanta course under the guidance of Pujya Swami Prakashananda at Chinmaya Mission's ashram in Trinidad & Tobago.Returning in 2018, Sumanji now lives in Providence, RI, where he works full-time as an Information Technology Manager. He serves Chinmaya Mission Niagara and Cleveland through various classes and study groups, traveling every opportunity he gets to share the message that gave his life meaning: that perpetual, independent joy is one's nature.Register to be a part of our Seeking Culture CommUnity for young adults.Edited by Dhruv Panicker.Follow Seeking Culture on Instagram

Part four of my Middle School Mini Series is here! In this episode, I share powerful Positive Discipline tools that build connection and courage with your tween or teen. From family meetings and special time, to curiosity, validation, encouragement, and rituals—these practices create belonging and strengthen relationships during the messy middle school years. Parenting in adolescence isn't about perfection, it's about presence, connection, and long-term growth. If you've been craving practical strategies and heartfelt encouragement, this is the episode for you. Tune in and let's navigate middle school parenting together with courage and curiosity. Parents, you don't want to miss this! For more show notes, resources and info, go to: https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-611-middle-school-series-part-four-connection-and-courage/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Middle school is the perfect training ground for life skills — and in part three of the Middle School Series on Joyful Courage, I'm sharing how we can guide our tweens and teens as they practice the tools they'll need for independence, resilience, and healthy relationships. From self-regulation and problem solving to organization, time management, communication, and self-advocacy, I unpack why these skills are still developing, why mistakes matter, and how we can model calm, curiosity, and confidence as they learn. Tune in for encouragement and practical tips to help your kids grow through the ups and downs of adolescence. Find more show notes and info at https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-609-middle-school-series-part-3-life-skills-to-nurture/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are you navigating helping your child with anxiety and general stress of school? You're not alone.In this episode we talk about strategies that can help your child move past fear and toward resilience. We blend research and real-life experiences to help understand your child's anxiety and equip them with the tools they need. We are so grateful for your support! Please share this podcast with someone who needs it and leave us review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-on-purpose/id1531548022

In this episode, I dive into the tough but essential conversations we need to be having with our middle schoolers — around tech, social media, consent, substances, mental health, and more. I remind parents that silence doesn't protect our kids; it leaves them to figure things out through peers or the internet. Instead, we can lead with curiosity, plant small conversational seeds, and revisit these topics over time. Our job isn't to have the perfect talk, it's to show up again and again with openness, honesty, and love. Staying connected is the key to guiding them forward. For more show notes and resources go to https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-606-middle-school-series-part-two-essential-conversations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Middle school is a wild ride — bodies changing, moods shifting, friendships evolving, and parents wondering how to keep up. In this first episode of my four-part middle school series, I unpack the developmental landscape of early adolescence and share how we can shift from managing to mentoring our kids. Listen in for insight on belonging, peer influence, critical thinking, and why curiosity is your greatest parenting tool during these years. You'll also get practical conversation starters for tough topics like tech, sex, and mental health. Middle school can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone. Let's navigate it together. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Back to school can be a social whirlwind. Help your child thrive!In this episode of Positive on Purpose, we're tackling the social landscape.We share actionable tips for making friends, confidently handling peer pressure, and building the emotional intelligence needed to shine.Don't let social anxiety win. Listen now for the tools to help your child navigate school with purpose and positivity.We are so grateful for your support! Please share this podcast with someone who needs it and leave us review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-on-purpose/id1531548022

David Musto, Wharton Finance Professor and Director of the Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance, explores the importance of teaching financial literacy to students, the progress made in recent years, and why early education in personal finance is essential for preparing future citizens and voters. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How can a lunchbox help your child build resilience? In this episode, we're exploring creative and practical ways to support your kids as they navigate the back-to-school season. Get ready to pack more than just food!We are so grateful for your support! Please share this podcast with someone who needs it and leave us review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-on-purpose/id1531548022

Host Shanera Williamson gives practical suggestions on how parents can build a positive racial identity in their kids to last beyond the first few weeks of a new school year.  Listen in for ways to give your children strong roots that give them stability and resilience.   Connect with Shanera and Brown Mama Bear: Facebook, Instagram, Website   Make sure you share Brown Mama Bear with at least 3 friends so you have someone to talk with about these things.  

Sometimes the key to moving forward is going back… To the principles, the patterns, and the frameworks that actually work. In this powerful re-run episode of our Back-to-School series, George revisits one of the most transformative tools he's ever created: the APPLE Framework—a customer journey and communication model that's proven to create results across every stage of business.Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just getting started, this episode will show you how to improve your customer experience, increase trust, and deepen connection using five simple steps. It's not about fancy marketing tactics—it's about creating transformational relationships that scale with ease.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeThe real purpose of customer journey (and what it's not).Why most businesses sabotage trust without realizing it.A breakdown of the APPLE Framework for communication.How to use this model in DMs, sales calls, onboarding, and more.Why emotional safety is the secret to customer retention. Key Takeaways✔️Customer journey is a relationship, not a transaction. If you're treating customers like clicks, you're always going to be chasing the next one.✔️The APPLE Framework (Acknowledge, Prepare, Project, Let Them Know, Excite) can be applied to every communication channel—DMs, emails, Zoom calls, onboarding, and beyond.✔️Pre-handling objections = building trust. Let your audience know what to expect so they don't get stuck and blame you.✔️Marketing, sales, and delivery are all customer journey zones. Use the APPLE method in each to build emotional safety and loyalty.✔️Simple frameworks scale better than fancy strategies. Clarity and consistency win every time. Timestamps & Highlights[00:00] – Intro to the Back-to-School Series and episode context[04:00] – Why the biggest bottleneck isn't your funnel—it's communication[06:00] – The updated APPLE Framework explained step-by-step[12:00] – Customer journey is a bridge to transformation—not just a product[15:00] – Example: How George uses APPLE in DMs[17:00] – Example: How to apply APPLE to onboarding new clients[19:00] – APPLE in sales calls: how to structure trust and momentum[21:00] – Why APPLE works in every area of life (including parenting)[24:00] – Final challenge + George APPLEs you directly Your Challenge This WeekReview your last DM, email, or onboarding message. Did you use all five APPLE steps?If not, revise it using the framework and see how your audience responds.Practice makes presence—and presence builds trust.Want help implementing APPLE in your business? DM George on IG: @itsgeorgebryantJoin The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ community for entrepreneurs who scale with trust and connection.Apply for 1:1 Coaching – Ready to build your business with sustainability, impact, and ease? Apply here Live Events – Get in the room where long-term success is built: mindofgeorge.com/eventFollow George on Instagram for behind-the-scenes tips and insights: @itsgeorgebryant

Welcome to Season 31 of Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast! In this episode, Pete and Nikki kick off the Back-to-School Series for college students with ADHD by tackling one of the most essential—and overwhelming—skills for academic success: planning. From understanding the logic of a syllabus to building an ADHD-friendly workflow using calendars, task managers, and learning management systems, this episode is packed with practical, real-world strategies to help students plan smarter, not harder.You'll learn how to create your “College Workbox,” build semester-overview tools, and develop weekly and daily habits that support executive function and reduce academic stress. Pete also brings in insights from his experience as a former university faculty member to help students understand what instructors actually notice—and what they don't. Whether you're starting your first year or returning to campus as an adult student, this is your guide to planning a semester that works for your brain.Links & NotesSupport the Show on PatreonDig into the podcast Shownotes Database (00:00) - Welcome to Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast (02:43) - College Planning (05:26) - The College Workbox (14:52) - The Syllabus

The school year brings a flood of forms, supplies, and schedules, often leaving families feeling overwhelmed.This episode is your guide to tackling the physical and mental clutter that comes with it all. The goal is to reduce decision fatigue, reclaim control, and transform back-to-school chaos into genuine peace of mind for the whole family.Resources:-The Lazy Genius Way by Kendra Adachi-Outer Order Inner Calm by Gretchen Rubin-How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind by Dana White-Tranquility by Tuesday by Laura VanderkamWe are so grateful for your support! Please share this podcast with someone who needs it and leave us review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-on-purpose/id1531548022

Host Shanera Williamson offers part 3 of her Back-to-School series.  This week, she looks at the pressure our children face to do well in school while also carrying extra weight as black children in predominantly white schools.  She also offers up suggestions on how to help students be well—emotionally and mentally while pursuing academic excellence.   Mentioned: Episode 166: Caring for our Kids' Mental Health with Baylie Sheffield Episode 171: Therapy is Not Just for White People with Kiara Imani TherapyForBlackGirls.com   Connect with Shanera and Brown Mama Bear: Facebook, Instagram, Website   Make sure you share Brown Mama Bear with at least 3 friends so you have someone to talk with about these things.  

Routines bring structure, reduce stress, and increase connection—but how do we actually build routines that last, especially in the chaos of back-to-school season?In this episode, therapist and first-time guest Mac Zambrano joins host Jared Jones to discuss how to create predictable, flexible, and peace-bringing routines for your family. With years of experience working with kids through ministry and now as a counselor, Mac offers heartfelt, realistic, and grace-filled strategies to help parents reclaim rhythm in their homes—morning, noon, and night.This is part 3 in our August Back-to-School Series, following previous episodes on:Transitioning back to school (with Kate Tucker)Supporting mental health during school change (with Jean Crane)

Welcome to a special re-run edition of The Mind of George Show, and our Back to School Series. Whether you're a longtime listener or just tuning in, this episode is foundational. George revisits one of the most impactful solo episodes to date—the “Triangle of Death”—where he breaks down the 3 biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make in their customer journey. These are the blind spots that sabotage trust, conversion, and long-term business success, and this episode is a must-listen reminder of how to do it right.George lays out a powerful framework for entrepreneurs at any stage—whether you're trying to get to your first 10K month or scaling past seven figures. These three mistakes may seem simple on the surface, but they often go unnoticed and can be the silent killer of momentum and connection.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How to identify and fix the “Triangle of Death” in your customer journeyWhy empathy and timing are critical to successWhat to do instead of overloading your audience with contentHow to rebuild trust and connection through customer-centric communicationActionable steps to increase retention, results, and referrals Key Takeaways:✔️Zone of Doubt: That critical moment after a customer opts in or buys—don't leave them hanging. Fill the emotional gap quickly and intentionally.✔️Inverse Journey: Making it all about you instead of them. Your customer's journey should always be focused on their results, not your accolades.✔️Drown the Journey: Overloading your customer with too much too fast creates overwhelm and resistance. Ease them in with clarity and support. Timestamps:[00:00] – Intro to the Back to School Series + Episode Setup[04:00] – Why the Triangle of Death kills momentum[06:00] – Mistake #1: Zone of Doubt – commitment remorse and how it derails trust[10:00] – Mistake #2: Inverse Journey – making it about your story instead of their transformation[15:00] – Mistake #3: Drown the Journey – how to avoid overwhelming your audience[20:00] – Leadership = communication that lands. Why implementation beats information[23:00] – The ultimate responsibility of every entrepreneur Your Challenge This WeekAudit your onboarding experience. Choose one touchpoint—whether it's an opt-in email, first purchase confirmation, or DM follow-up—and ask:“Does this make the customer feel seen, safe, and supported?”Then make one small improvement to reduce doubt and increase clarity.Resources Mentioned in the Episode:Customer Journey Training Video: DM George on Instagram for accessThe Catalyst by Jonah Berger – for deeper insights into behavior and customer motivationWant to Go Deeper with George?Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ community for entrepreneurs who scale with trust and connectionApply for 1:1 Coaching – Ready to build your business with sustainability, impact, and ease? Apply here Attend Live Events – Get in the room where long-term success is built: mindofgeorge.com/event

In this episode of The Economy Podcast™, Chief Economist Mark Fleming and Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi wrap up The REconomy Summer School series by diving into the findings of a recently published multi-part research series on the rising costs of living with special guest and research author, Senior Economist Sam Williamson. A variety of economic, environmental, and regional factors have pushed the number of cost-burdened households to a new peak in 2023. Their conversation breaks down how rising costs have impacted different age groups, why certain markets have suffered more than others, and what's next in Sam's cost of living series.

The back-to-school season can trigger anxiety, frustration, and emotional dysregulation in kids—especially those already facing mental health challenges like anxiety, depression, ADHD, or trauma. In this episode, therapist and mom of four Jean Crane joins host Jared Jones to unpack what's really going on beneath the surface for our kids and what parents can do to support them.From understanding common struggles to offering calming strategies and connection tools, this episode is packed with empathy and actionable insights for families navigating this big seasonal shift.

Listen in for tools and encouragement about transforming your morning chaos in to calm. We'll explore how to create a peaceful and intentional start to your day, even when you're juggling a busy schedule and getting the kids ready for school.We are so grateful for your support! Please share this podcast with someone who needs it and leave us review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-on-purpose/id1531548022

Host Shanera Williamson continues the Back-to-School 2025 Series with a conversation about one of the most important parts of a new school year: Meet The Teacher.  Listen in as Shanera gives practical tips about what to watch for, WHAT TO ASK FOR and how to speak up with both warmth and courage in your initial contact with your child's teacher.   Connect with Shanera and Brown Mama Bear: Facebook, Instagram, Website   Make sure you share Brown Mama Bear with at least 3 friends so you have someone to talk with about these things.  

Ever feel like your business growth looks messy, unpredictable, or unsustainable?In this high-energy re-run solo episode, George breaks down a timeless metaphor that brings structure and clarity to the chaos: your business is a Christmas tree. From the foundational roots to the shining star at the top, you'll learn how sustainable scaling is all about expansion, reflection, and aligned execution.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How to use the “Christmas Tree” model to audit and grow your businessThe three core elements that make up the trunk of your businessWhy going wider isn't always the answer to scalingWhat to do when you're in a plateau or feeling burnt outHow pruning your business regularly keeps it aligned and sustainableThe value of knowing your “trunk” and anchoring back into itKey Takeaways:✔️The “trunk” of your business must be made up of: who you are, who you help, and how you help them✔️True growth comes from subtraction: cutting what's not working✔️Expansion and reflection should happen in cycles: test, audit, trim, repeat✔️You can only care for one Christmas tree at a time: focus matters✔️Sustainable growth is built on clarity and alignment, not complexity or hustle Timestamps:[00:00] – Back-to-School Series intro: revisiting foundational lessons[04:00] – Why your business is like a Christmas tree[05:00] – Primal Life Organics story + lessons in full-out execution[08:00] – How reflection and iteration build mastery[10:00] – The Christmas Tree model explained[12:00] – The 3 key elements of the “trunk”[14:00] – Why scaling comes from cutting, not adding[16:00] – Reflection as the growth catalyst[18:00] – False narratives about constant growth[20:00] – Don't plant multiple trees — focus and master one[24:00] – Knowing when to cap a tree and start anew[26:00] – Final thoughts and listener challenge Your Challenge This Week:Write down your business “trunk”:Who are you?Who do you serve?How do you help them?Then, audit your current business activities. What's aligned? What needs to be pruned?Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ community for entrepreneurs who scale with trust and connection.Apply for 1:1 Coaching – Ready to build your business with sustainability, impact, and ease? Apply here.Live Events – Get in the room where long-term success is built: mindofgeorge.com/eventFollow George on Instagram – DM him your “trunk” or thoughts on this episode: @itsgeorgebryant

Host Shanera Williamson begins a four-part series helping parents get ready for Back-to-School the Brown Mama Bear Way.  Instead of only being concerned with the physical things that are needed, like school supplies and new clothes, Shanera encourages parents to consider some deeper and more meaningful things that can prepare black students to re-enter predominately white schools ready for success.   Connect with Shanera and Brown Mama Bear: Facebook, Instagram, Website   Make sure you share Brown Mama Bear with at least 3 friends so you have someone to talk with about these things.  

Send us a textWelcome to Part 5 of our Back-to-School Series!

In this episode of The REconomy Podcast™ from First American, Chief Economist Mark Fleming and Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi continue the REconomy Summer School series with a discussion of a possible solution to the housing affordability crisis. From easing zoning restrictions and regulatory hurdles to addressing financing challenges and quelling NIMBY opposition, the episode unpacks how reviving construction of “missing middle” housing can help improve affordability. Don't miss a single REconomy episode, subscribe today. 

Send us a textWhat happens when students expect grammar charts, parents want vocabulary lists, and administrators walk in asking, “Why are YOU doing all the talking?” If you've felt that tension, this episode is for you.In this final episode of the Back to School Series, I share the exact lesson I use in the first week of school that changed a lot for me—how I shifted from feeling questioned and defensive to confidently leading my students, parents, and administrators through the “why” of how we teach languages today.You'll hear how teaching students about language acquisition and ACTFL proficiency empowers them to engage with purpose, builds trust in your classroom, and lays the foundation for meaningful grading conversations all year long.In This Episode:Why world language class is not like math or biology—and why that mattersHow I introduce language acquisitionWhy educating parents and administrators is keyWhy teaching our students about proficiency will help our students to ask better questions for assessments.Why this one lesson created more buy-in, better behavior, and stronger relationships in my class

If you've ever walked out of a school meeting wondering how it could all feel so wrong — this episode is for you. In the powerful final instalment of the ADHD Mums School Series, Jane is joined by neurodivergent educator Millie Carr to reimagine what school could be — if we stopped prioritising performance over people. Together, they unpack how traditional education models are burning out not only our kids, but also the parents, teachers, and professionals trying to hold it all together. From sensory trauma to compliance-driven behaviour plans, this episode explores the uncomfortable truth: our current system isn’t broken — it was built this way. But that doesn’t mean we can’t shift it. You’ll hear stories, systems critique, and practical frameworks for creating school environments that don’t just tolerate neurodivergence — but truly honour it. ✨ IN THIS EPISODE: Why behaviour plans and positive reinforcement often fail neurodivergent kids The myth of “readiness” and why regulation must come before learning Trauma-aware, neuro-affirming practice — what it actually looks like Why ‘calm’ doesn’t mean regulated, and how masking is rewarded in school What schools misunderstand about sensory needs, social withdrawal, and shutdown How parents, teachers, and allied professionals can challenge the system together The role of leadership, training, and funding in making lasting change Why fixing school is about collective regulation, not individual resilience

Send us a textThe first week of school can feel like a whirlwind—there's excitement, anticipation, and let's be honest… pressure. What should you do first? What's most important? And how can you make sure you're setting up your students (and yourself!) for a successful, sustainable year?In this episode, I'm opening up about what I actually prioritize during that first week of school in my Spanish classroom. I'm sharing what I focus on (and what I no longer stress about), how I build trust and connection from day one, and the routines that help students feel safe, welcomed, and ready to use Spanish with confidence.You'll hear about:What students really bring into your classroom on the first dayHow to make that very first impression countWhy I lead with connection, not curriculumThe small changes I've made that have had a big impact on student engagementHow I create an experience where Spanish is accessible and meaningful—even on day oneIf you're feeling the back-to-school pressure or just want a plan that feels human and realistic, this episode is for you.

In this episode of The REconomy Podcast™ from First American, Chief Economist Mark Fleming and Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi continue season two of The REconomy Summer School series with an in-depth look at the supply side of the housing market, explaining the long-term structural shortage in the nation's supply of housing and the challenges limiting builders' efforts to build more homes in the places people want to live.

If you're a neurodivergent parent staring down the impossible decision of where to send your child to school — this episode is for you. Forget the glossy brochures and test score spreadsheets. In this raw, strategic conversation, Jane and Millie Carr walk you through the real questions to ask, the red flags to watch for, and how to trust your gut when it comes to choosing a school that won't retraumatise your kid — or you. We unpack the hidden barriers ADHD and autistic families face during school enrolment, what buzzwords to interrogate (hello “inclusive” and “resilient”), and how to decode a school’s culture beneath the surface. Because being told “we’ve got neurodivergent kids here too” isn’t the same as knowing how to support them. You’ll walk away with scripts, insight, and the confidence to stop people-pleasing your way into another educational crisis. ✨ IN THIS EPISODE: Why “inclusive” doesn’t always mean safe The buzzwords that signal masking, not belonging Questions to ask on a school tour that don’t flag your child as “the hard one What to look for beyond classrooms: playgrounds, posters, and teacher training The role of trauma-informed, neuroaffirming values in everyday school lif When to walk away (even if it’s inconvenient) How to weigh up private vs public when the real issue is leadership Real-life stories of switching schools — and what finally worked

If your child holds it together at school but falls apart at home — this episode is for you. In this raw and deeply validating conversation, Jane is joined again by educator Millie Carr to unpack what happens when school is no longer emotionally or psychologically safe for neurodivergent kids. From missed warning signs to outright shutdown, we explore how subtle distress gets overlooked — and how easily parents are made to feel like they’re overreacting. You’ll learn what to watch for, what to say to schools without getting dismissed, and how to hold your ground when your gut says something’s not right. Whether your child is masking, refusing, or silently burning out, this episode gives you tools to recognise what’s happening — and advocate without losing yourself in the process.

Send us a textPlanning for a new school year can feel overwhelming, especially when you're trying to create a class centered on communication and proficiency, not grammar features. In this episode, I walk you through five intentional steps to help you map out your year with clarity and sustainability. You'll learn how to prioritize compelling input, build a flexible curriculum map, and keep your students' needs and your well-being at the center of your planning. This episode will help you feel more grounded and confident heading into the school year.Key Takeaways:Start with the big picture. Use a year-at-a-glance calendar to identify your teaching windows, breaks, and celebrations you want to highlight.Let your communicative anchors lead. Plan around meaningful questions and content, not grammar structures.Reuse what worked. Bring back favorite units that felt joyful and effective.Fill in the gaps with purpose. Choose content that supports the required curriculum while staying rooted in compelling, comprehensible input.Plan for creativity. Schedule storyasking and one-word image sessions to provide rich, personalized input.Simplify. Step back and adjust your calendar to keep your plan flexible and realistic. Aim for sustainability, not perfection.Resources Mentioned:Episode 151: The 3 Pillars of a Sustainable Language ClassroomEpisode 152 (Spanish): Cinco Claves para Prepararte Antes del Primer DíaEpisode 131: Understanding ACTFL's New Proficiency Descriptors with Mary HawkinsEpisode 33 and 99: Featuring Dr. Karen Lichtman on Language Acquisition ResearchSpanish Teacher Academy Trial Access: growingwithproficiency.com/trialMore about the Crescendo Curriculum and planning framework: growingwithproficiency.com/academy

In this episode of The REconomy Podcast™ from First American, Chief Economist Mark Fleming and Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi call class back into session as they kick off season 2 of The REconomy Summer School with an in-depth look at the foundation of housing demand – household formation, who forms households and when, and what even counts as a household.

Send your questions or provocations to Adam or Budi here!In this episode, Adam and Budi continue our Grad School Series with Chair of Graduate Acting at NYU Tisch, Carl Cofield. Carl Cofield is the Chair of Graduate Acting at NYU Tisch and has served as the Associate Artistic Director of the Classical Theatre of Harlem since 2018. CTH directing credits include A Midsummer Night's Dream, Twelfth Night, Seize the King, The Bacchae, Antigone, Macbeth, The Tempest, and Dutchman. He also directed  The XIXth (The Nineteenth) at the Old Globe Theatre as well as the world premiere of Kemp Powers' One Night in Miami for Rogue Machine Theater in Los Angeles, and later iterations at Miami New Drama and Denver Center. Other directing venues include Oregon Shakespeare Festival, McCarter Theatre, and Yale Repertory. He has served on faculty at Yale School of Drama, Columbia School of the Arts, Manhattan School of Music, and the New School. Education: MFA in Directing from Columbia University.Support the showIf you enjoyed this week´s podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts. To submit a question: Voice- http://www.speakpipe.com/theatreofothers Email- podcast@theatreofothers.com Show Credits Co-Hosts: Adam Marple & Budi MillerProducer: Jack BurmeisterMusic: (Intro) Jack Burmeister, (Outro) https://www.purple-planet.comAdditional compositions by @jack_burmeister

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Host: Darryl S. Chutka, M.D. [@chutkaMD] Guest: Erick D. Bothun, M.D. It's estimated that more than 1 in 20 preschool-age children and 1 in 4 school-age children have a vision disorder. Since the eyes are the source of sensory input for much of the learning that takes place in our children, these statistics take on real importance. Vision problems in childhood can result in developmental delays and are often misdiagnosed as learning disabilities. As adults, we're aware of changes and problems with our vision. Children who have never known clear vision may not realize their vision is impaired. What are the most common eye disorders in children? How many of our pre-school children are receiving vision screening? What are common signs a child may have a vision impairment? These are just some of the questions I'll asking my guest, Erick D. Bothun, M.D., from the Department of Ophthalmology at the Mayo Clinic. As part of our “Back to School” Series, we'll be discussing “Pediatric and Adolescent Ophthalmologic Concerns”. To learn more about this series, check it out HERE Connect with the Mayo Clinic's School of Continuous Professional Development online at https://ce.mayo.edu/ or on Twitter @MayoMedEd. 

In this special bonus episode, we're diving into a live coaching session where I answer some of your most pressing questions! From managing time blocks and laundry routines to tackling deeper issues like depression, anxiety, fear, and more, this episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt encouragement. Tune in to hear real questions from moms just like you, as I guide you through strategies to overcome these challenges and create a more peaceful, balanced life. Whether you're struggling with time management or feeling overwhelmed by emotions, this episode offers support and solutions to help you thrive.   My home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

In this special bonus episode of our Back to School series, we're bringing together a panel of homeschool moms to discuss the Top 3 Systems that have made all the difference in their homeschooling journeys—from Pre-K all the way through high school! Whether you're new to homeschooling or you're a seasoned pro, these systems will help you streamline your day, stay organized, and create a peaceful learning environment at home. Tune in to hear practical tips and real-life experiences from moms who've been there and done it all. These systems are designed to help you manage your time, keep track of your curriculum, and make homeschooling a more enjoyable and efficient process for both you and your kids. My home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

You've made it, mama! Welcome to Day 5 of our Back to School series, where we're bringing everything together to help you Create Your Cohesive Home Management System Once And For All. This week, we've laid out the foundational steps to transform your home and family life—everything from time blocking to understanding your fundamental needs and getting your family to collaborate. But today, it's all about how to pull those pieces together into a system that sticks. Because it's not just about knowing what to do, it's about implementing it consistently to make a lasting impact. In this episode, we'll talk about what happens when your approach isn't cohesive, why that leads to burnout and exhaustion, and how a solid home management system can bring peace and clarity. Plus, you'll get an activity to reflect on where your current systems are falling short and how to build the foundation for a life that runs smoothly and feels balanced. My home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

Do you ever feel like you're shouldering the weight of all your family's needs on your own? What if there was a way to get your family to help out without nagging or yelling? Welcome to Day 4 of our Back to School series, where we're focusing on building family collaboration. Today's episode is all about shifting from frustration to connection by understanding each family member's strengths and inviting them to contribute in meaningful ways. You'll learn how to create a home where everyone feels valued and pitches in—without all the huffing and puffing! This episode isn't just about getting things done more efficiently—it's about building deeper relationships and using positive communication to invite collaboration. If you've been feeling like it's all on you, today's activity and mindset shift will help you lead your family in a way that fosters teamwork and peace at home. My home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

Is your home feeling chaotic and cluttered? Are you tired of spending hours trying to keep everything clean? What if I told you that you can keep your home clean and peaceful with just 2 hours a week? Welcome to Day 3 of our Back to School series, where we're focusing on how to create a clean, organized home without spending hours each day on chores. Today's episode is all about simplifying your cleaning routine with my 3-step system: declutter, deep clean one zone per week, and tidy up in small cues throughout the day. You'll also learn how to make quick changes that will have an immediate impact on how peaceful your home feels. This is all about progress, not perfection! If you've been feeling overwhelmed by the clutter or mess, this episode will show you how to take control in a way that fits into your busy life. My home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

Ever feel like you're constantly juggling your family's schedule, household chores, and work responsibilities—and it all just spirals into chaos when something unexpected pops up so you never end up being able to take care of what really matters? You're not alone, mama! Welcome to Day 2 of our Back to School series, where we're tackling the overwhelm by focusing on your Fundamental Needs—the essential tasks that will reduce stress and increase your productivity. In today's episode, we'll walk through how to identify and prioritize the 8 tasks that keep your life running smoothly, so you can reduce your to-do list and finally ditch overwhelm for good! We are just getting started! Over the next several days, we'll be diving into more systems to get you organized and ready for the fall season. Plus, right now, my home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

Ever feel like you're constantly juggling your family's schedule, household chores, and work responsibilities—and it all just spirals into chaos when something unexpected pops up? You're not alone, mama! Welcome to Day 1 of our Back to School series, where we're tackling the overwhelm head-on with *time blocking*. Today's episode is all about helping you take control of your schedule, so you can make time for what matters most without feeling like you're drowning. We'll walk through a simple 3-step process to create time blocks that work for your busy family, giving you flexibility and peace of mind—no matter what surprises the day brings. Don't forget—this is just the beginning! Over the next five days, we'll be diving into more systems to get you organized and ready for the fall season. Plus, right now, my home management system, Systemize Your Life is on sale from September 23rd to October 2nd!

This bonus excerpt is one I pulled from Eli's full episode that dropped earlier this week. (If you haven't had a chance to listen, I highly recommend it. It's one of the most value-packed conversations I've had on 3 in 30!) Because it was so value-packed, we had to trim it to 30 minutes, and I didn't want you to miss out on this fascinating part of the conversation, so I decided to make it a bonus episode. These thoughts from Eli on co-regulation for parents blew my mind!   I mean, I had heard of co-regulation before, but the scientific evidence behind it is fascinating! I had no idea there were nerve fibers that are activated when I caress my child, and these nerve fibers calm my child's heart down! It takes the old adage "If Mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy" to a whole new level.

Here we are! It's the final day of our two-week-long series on how to become more peaceful, confident, and happy in motherhood.  I have loved this series, and it's also been a ton of work--more work than I had anticipated! (Though I don't know why I didn't anticipate that airing a podcast episode every weekday for two weeks

My kids are headed back to school soon, and they will be doing all sorts of assessments to see how they're doing in math and reading and writing. And this got me thinking: I need to do a series of mini-podcast episodes during this back-to-school season for moms to assess how they are doing, not with balancing equations or diagramming sentences (because I have a feeling most of us would fail those assessments

My kids are headed back to school soon, and they will be doing all sorts of assessments to see how they're doing in math and reading and writing. And this got me thinking: I need to do a series of mini-podcast episodes during this back-to-school season for moms to assess how they are doing, not with balancing equations or diagramming sentences (because I have a feeling most of us would fail those assessments

My kids are headed back to school soon, and they will be doing all sorts of assessments to see how they're doing in math and reading and writing. And this got me thinking: I need to do a series of mini-podcast episodes during this back-to-school season for moms to assess how they are doing, not with balancing equations or diagramming sentences (because I have a feeling most of us would fail those assessments

My kids are headed back to school soon, and they will be doing all sorts of assessments to see how they're doing in math and reading and writing. And this got me thinking: I need to do a series of mini-podcast episodes during this back-to-school season for moms to assess how they are doing, not with balancing equations or diagramming sentences (because I have a feeling most of us would fail those assessments

My kids are headed back to school soon, and they will be doing all sorts of assessments to see how they're doing in math and reading and writing. And this got me thinking: I need to do a series of mini-podcast episodes during this back-to-school season for moms to assess how they are doing, not with balancing equations or diagramming sentences (because I have a feeling most of us would fail those assessments