Podcasts about sick day

Sick days are inevitable—but they can also become unexpected opportunities to connect with your kids. In this episode, Suzanne and McKenzie talk about how to slow down, nurture your child, and be intentional about connection when sickness hits your home. From meeting your child where they are physically and emotionally to helping them understand their bodies and inviting God into the process, you'll discover how even the hardest sick days can become meaningful moments of connection. Because sometimes the moments our kids need us most are the moments that give us the greatest opportunity to love them well. Podcast Resources: Click here for everything Crazy Cool Family! Give us a review! Health Deep Dive - get your copy today!

This week on The Back of the Pack Podcast, we start with a few updates from around the World Marathon Majors before getting to the race that was supposed to happen but never did. Kyle was scheduled to run the St. Joseph Half Marathon, but cold and flu symptoms made the decision for him and resulted in the dreaded DNS: Did Not Start. That missed start line becomes the jumping-off point for an honest conversation about one of the questions runners are notoriously bad at answering: When are you actually too sick to run? We break down the difference between a mild cold and a more systemic illness, the familiar “neck check,” and the symptoms that should make you seriously reconsider lacing up at all. We also look at why an easy jog and racing a half marathon are two completely different demands on a body already trying to recover. Then we get into the runner bargaining process, from “it's probably allergies” all the way to “but I already paid for the race,” plus the part we sometimes forget: showing up sick can affect everyone packed into the corral with us. Kyle also talks about easing back into running after illness and why one missed week or one missed race is far better than turning a short sickness into a much longer problem. Sometimes the smartest running decision is the one where the shoes stay in the closet, the race bib stays unused, and the chicken noodle soup gets the start instead.

Moon is sick, and The Rizzuto Show has officially instituted a new workplace policy: WE DON'T NEED HEROES. Stay home. Keep your germs away from Scott's newborn, Rafe's ancient dog and everybody else who has things to do besides spending the weekend fighting whatever plague you dragged into the studio.This daily comedy show then recaps the crew's broadcast from Scott Air Force Base, where Hockley's Bakery brought coffee cake and former NFL player Carey Davis apparently turned eating it into performance art. Rizz is trying to avoid sweets, so naturally he asks Carey to describe every bite while making direct eye contact and licking his fingers. Totally normal breakfast behavior.Things take a serious turn with a disturbing St. Louis story involving a 63-year-old retired truck driver who was attacked by multiple people after a minor car accident. A bystander recorded the assault, helping police identify suspects, but the video sparks a bigger conversation: if you witness someone being attacked, what should you actually do? Do you physically intervene and risk becoming another victim? Record evidence? Call police? The crew wrestles with where being a Good Samaritan ends and unnecessarily putting yourself in danger begins.That debate rolls right into MetroLink's new turnstiles, where riders have reported people “piggybacking” through behind paying passengers. Officials say not to engage, but Rafe and Lern quickly develop a significantly less official solution involving The Crow, a trench coat and vigilante MetroLink justice. Somewhere, Batman's attorneys are already preparing a cease-and-desist.Then this daily comedy show gets into a much more dangerous trend: Galaxy Gas and recreational nitrous oxide use. After discussing a case involving a young man who reportedly lost his ability to walk after prolonged use, the crew runs through other health trends doctors are concerned about, including vaping, ketamine, energy drinks, e-bikes and influencer medicine. Turns out getting your medical advice from somebody dancing next to floating captions may have some drawbacks.Relationship court is also in session after a woman writes in about her boyfriend refusing to actually say “I love you” after a year together. Instead, she gets “you too,” “love you, mean it” and — brace yourself — “wuv you.” Rizz would like him removed from society immediately. The crew debates when couples should finally say the L-word, whether love at first sight exists and how much baby talk one adult relationship can survive.And because parenting wasn't already complicated enough, apparently “park crawls” are becoming a birthday-party thing, with kids hitting multiple playgrounds and even riding party buses between stops. That leads to the eternal argument over whether adults without children are allowed to give parenting advice. Lern says absolutely. Rizz says you can give whatever advice you want — parents are equally free to throw it directly in the trash.Sick coworkers, seductive coffee cake, Good Samaritan dilemmas, MetroLink vigilantes, questionable health trends, “wuv you” and children apparently living the party-bus lifestyle before they can drive — another completely responsible daily comedy show from The Rizzuto Show.Follow The Rizzuto Show → linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → 1057thepoint.com/RizzShow.Hear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Come and See Scarred For Life LIVE with special guest Rhys Thomas - Sunday 18th October at The Bedford - London - if you can't make it in person, buy tickets for the livestream! Get your live show tickets now at: https://www.cheerfulearful.co.uk/lineupThis week on Scarred for Life, Andy Bush and Dave Lawrence are joined by returning guest Lisa Bowerman for a nostalgic deep dive into the classic British TV programmes and theme tunes that soundtracked our sick days, school holidays and afternoons on the sofa.From Bod, Crown Court, The Sullivans and General Hospital to Rooms, Farmhouse Kitchen, Paint Along with Nancy and The Way We Used to Live, Lisa, Dave and Andy revisit the strange world of daytime television — the shows you watched when you were off school with a bottle of Lucozade, a flannel on your forehead and absolutely no choice about what was on the telly.They talk about the comforting voices and gentle presentation style of classic children's television, the unsettling themes that could instantly make you feel ill again, the bizarre educational programmes that taught children about history, painting and country life, and why a few seconds of music can bring back incredibly vivid childhood memories.Lisa also shares a particularly personal connection to The Way We Used to Live, after discovering a clip of her own brother being killed off in the historical educational drama.Expect plenty of nostalgia, obscure British TV, bizarre theme tunes, memories of 1970s and 1980s television, and the kind of daytime programming that could only exist in a pre-streaming world.What TV theme tune instantly takes you back to being a kid?Get your live show tickets now at: https://www.cheerfulearful.co.uk/lineupTo join Scarred Club and get fortnightly bonus episodes, ad-free listening and access to the members forum - sign-up here - https://scarredforlife.supportingcast.fmSend us a voice note on WhatsApp - 07457 404 279Follow us on socials:Scarred For Life - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ / ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Production Company - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lock It In Studio⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Andy Bush - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ / ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠Produced and edited by Nikki Druce @MacabreLondon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A short and sweet one, since the crew is doubling up before the Battle of the Sexes show. Alpha is out sick, which spawns a whole riff on how men become helpless ten-year-olds the moment they catch a fever while women like CannCon's wife power through food poisoning to go work a bar shift. Alpha earns the permanent nickname "Princess" for his trouble. The bulk of this one is a rapid Week 2 pick-em run through the full slate, from Detroit at Buffalo to the Giants-Rams Monday nighter, with the guys landing on the same picks more often than not. Before that, CannCon vents a lengthy, physics-lecture-grade breakdown of the officiating that helped Green Bay blow another game, complete with his standing "Fire LaFleur" grievance dating back to January. There is also NFL touchdown-record trivia, the running gag that Jacksonville "does not exist," and optimism about Florida's turnaround ahead of the Georgia game.

In this episode of Super Hero Speak, we're kicking things off with some massive Marvel news! First, we discuss Marvel's cryptic tease for a major Spider-Man announcement coming to New York Comic Con next month, followed by the latest casting drop for the MCU's X-Men reboot: Gen V star Asa Germann taking flight as Angel. Then, we dive deep into the Multiverse to break down our top 5 theories for Avengers: Doomsday! Is Robert Downey Jr. actually playing the true Doctor Doom, or is Marvel pulling the ultimate bait-and-switch? We're tackling everything from the fate of the Fox X-Men universe to how Captain America's Endgame choices might have doomed the 616. The guys will discuss and debate whether Loki is finally meeting his permanent end, who makes up the new MCU Latverian Witches, and much more. Drop your own Doomsday theories in the live chat and let us know which of ours you agree with! Our website: https://superherospeak.com/wp/ follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperHeroSpeak Like us and leave feedback on Facebook: https://facebook.com/SuperHeroSpeak join our discord to continue the conversation: https://discord.gg/XRxwjPMhEu Merch. store: https://superherospeak.dashery.com/ 0:00 A Rough Start to Sunday Night 1:03 The Neidato Karen Chronicles 3:47 Sick Days and Internet Rabbit Holes 7:23 The Attention Economy Crisis 11:23 Social Media Madness: The Comments 19:16 The Green Lantern Controversy 28:50 The Major Spider-Man Announcement 35:08 Casting Angel in the MCU 40:43 Wild Theories for Avengers Doomsday #AvengersDoomsday #SpiderMan #XMen #MCUTheories #DoctorDoom #MarvelStudios #SuperHeroSpeak Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster!

The boys are manifesting some hype for HBO's Lanterns and touching on the absurdity that is the internet, plus hotline calls from you talking about sick-day comics, unpowered x-men, and much much more! Watch the show LIVE (or catch the video replay) exclusively on Patreon & become a Patron to get access to tons of Coycast bonuses! http://www.patreon.com/coycast  Join the conversation on discord https://discord.gg/5QZW8uuFAe  Coycast is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Visit http://www.DragonWagonRadio.com for more great podcasts This episode was made Possible by the following Patrons: Angel Marquez, April Surrell, Ash Singh, Ben Detrixhe, Connor Graham, Craig Davey, Darth Vadad, Doug Chiarello (Dooger13), Echo in the Mirror, Edi F, Frank Silva, Gilbert Short, Harold Stokes, Jackie Mason, KenReels, Marco Tunstill, Mark Cole, Michael McCarstle, Poppy the Masked Keaton, Robin Wes Parker, Ron Jones, Spencer Walker, Zachary Patsy

The boys are manifesting some hype for HBO's Lanterns and touching on the absurdity that is the internet, plus hotline calls from you talking about sick-day comics, unpowered x-men, and much much more! Watch the show LIVE (or catch the video replay) exclusively on Patreon & become a Patron to get access to tons of Coycast bonuses! http://www.patreon.com/coycast  Join the conversation on discord https://discord.gg/5QZW8uuFAe  Coycast is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Visit http://www.DragonWagonRadio.com for more great podcasts This episode was made Possible by the following Patrons: Angel Marquez, April Surrell, Ash Singh, Ben Detrixhe, Connor Graham, Craig Davey, Darth Vadad, Doug Chiarello (Dooger13), Echo in the Mirror, Edi F, Frank Silva, Gilbert Short, Harold Stokes, Jackie Mason, KenReels, Marco Tunstill, Mark Cole, Michael McCarstle, Poppy the Masked Keaton, Robin Wes Parker, Ron Jones, Spencer Walker, Zachary Patsy

Episode 117: "As proof that you are children, God sent the spirit of his Son into our hearts, crying out, 'Abba, Father!' So you are no longer a slave but a child, and if a child then also an heir, through God." - Galatians 4:6–7---Tune in to this episode as author and host Julia Monnin shares some thoughts on what it truly means to be "no longer a slave but a child." Preparing for her own upcoming surgery and the recovery that will follow, Julia shares with listeners Reflection #157 from her book The World Is Noisy - God Whispers: Volume I titled "The Sick Day."---⁠⁠⁠⁠theworldisnoisy.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠journeysrevealed.com

No fever (of 100.4 or more) for 24 hours without taking Tylenol or Motrin to go back to school.School ImmunizationsCompulsory School Attendance Summary 2026Email the show at kids@mpbonline.orgHost: Dr. Morgan McLeod, Asst. Professor of Pediatrics and Internal Medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're breaking down a wild weekend across the West. Crazy storms hit Utah over the weekend — and 55 new fires have ignited across the state since Friday morning. Plus, Walmart is rolling out contactless tap-to-pay at its stores nationwide. Then Utah County just launched a $2.50 rideshare service called UTA On Demand in fast-growing communities like Eagle Mountain, Lehi and Saratoga Springs. We're also talking back-to-school: how to help your kids make new friends and why one psychologist says you should stop telling kids they can do anything (and what to say instead). Later, we compare your paycheck to top CEO salaries. Steve joins us for a GLP-1 chat, including a surprising rise in needle-stick injuries linked to weight-loss drugs. And if you made it to work today — congrats. Data shows August 24th is the #1 day people call out sick, and it's not because they're actually ill.   KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM. Watch our YouTube-exclusive live stream from 12–1 PM and catch us on radio plus YouTube from 1–3 PM.

People claim they've never faked sick to get out of work or school and Steve tells what it's like to have one of the only jobs where you can't do get away with that. Plus we roll out new KQ T-shirts and imaging the huddles trading people at work (which isn't something that only happens to pro athletes). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In today's episode: Have you gone longer than Ben without having a sick day? 610 Quiz: Where’s Usain Bolt from? Haaland got a buzzcut What did your intruder turn out to be? Finding Vanessa’s dream man Trump sounds like a real estate agent Give us a Mum call for show tickets You feel old when... Do you only eat one thing every day? The super-fast robot Secret stain: Brake fluid See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You know those days that are so packed with appointments you think, “I guess we're not really doing school today”? For years, appointment days frustrated me. We did the driving, sat in the waiting rooms, talked to providers, answered questions, listened carefully, and came home wiped out. But because we had not finished the normal books and lessons I had planned, the day still felt wasted. Over time, I began to see those days differently. In this episode, I'm talking about medical visits, therapy appointments, waiting rooms, car conversations, follow-up practice, and the kind of learning that may already be happening in the middle of a complicated family life. This does not mean every appointment has to become school. It does not mean every visit needs a project, a worksheet, or a carefully planned lesson afterward. Sometimes the wisest thing after an appointment is rest. But if you have been feeling like appointments are only stealing from your homeschool, this episode will help you begin noticing what may already be there—and let real learning count with a little more peace. XOXO, Katie Mentioned in this episode: Road Trip Mysteries — USA Edition — a screen-free adventure book with puzzles, coloring pages, geography, history, and science that can travel with your family on appointment days. Road Trip Mysteries — Yellowstone Edition — another Road Trip Mysteries adventure for families who want a ready-to-bring resource for car rides, waiting rooms, and travel days.  

Pleasure After Cancer & Chronic Illness Diagnosis — featuring Ebonie Michelle, MPHWhat happens to desire, intimacy, and pleasure when your body has been through cancer or chronic illness? In this episode of Viva La Vulva, Dr. Cara Quant sits down with Ebonie Michelle, founder of Prowl The Lab, for an honest, tender conversation about reclaiming sexual identity after diagnosis and treatment. From navigating body shame and altered body image to the physical realities of vaginal dryness, pain, and loss of sensation, Ebonie brings both expertise and heart to a topic too often left out of the exam room.Whether you're a patient rebuilding your relationship with your own body, a partner learning how to show up differently, or a clinician wanting to open the door to these conversations without overstepping, this episode offers real tools and radical permission. Because pleasure isn't something you have to earn back — it's something you're always worthy of. Tune in for a conversation that centers healing, connection, and the unshakable truth that illness doesn't disqualify you from desire.Resources: Follow our guest Ebonie Michelle on: Socials: @prowlthelabEmail: eboniemichelle@prowlthelab.com⁠Website⁠ Follow Dr. Cara and Viva La Vulva on socials: @vivalavulvala and @drcaraquant

Bill explains why he took a sick day yesterday—and Alyssa reveals she had NO IDEA why he was even out! How in the WORLD is that possible?! Good Vibes! A world record was broken in Cleveland on Saturday, and Bill wants to talk to the person who broke it. The Group Chat: Bill is getting his kids ready for back-to-school next week, but his oldest son isn't exactly thrilled with the new rules Dad wants to put in place. Alyssa's College of Knowledge! Alyssa has some real-life dating scenarios for Mackenzie that could help her meet singles without relying on dating apps. Plus, is listening to an audiobook actually considered "reading"? And somehow, cyclospora is STILL a thing.

Al & Rami: Should Boomer be allowed to convert vacation days to sick days since he was sick on vacation?

Al & Rami: Should Boomer be allowed to convert vacation days to sick days since he was sick on vacation? -- plus, warmup

Al & Rami: Should Boomer be allowed to convert vacation days to sick days since he was sick on vacation?

Maybe you are thinking about bringing your child home because school is not working. Or maybe you are already homeschooling, but the curriculum, methods, or supports you chose are not helping the way you hoped. When your child has dyslexia, ADHD, autism, disability, behavior struggles, or several different needs at once, the next decision can feel terrifying. You may be afraid you will choose the wrong thing, make the gaps worse, or miss something important. You may be thinking, “I love my child, but I do not know enough to do this well.” In this episode, I'm sharing a personal story from a season when I walked into a professional evaluation expecting to be told that I had failed my child. That is not what happened. The appointment did not give us a complete educational plan, but it did help me see something I had almost missed. It also helped me understand that I did not have to solve my child's entire education all at once before taking the next step. We'll talk about the fear of getting it wrong, the value and limits of professional evaluations, and how to keep paying attention to the child in front of you when the path ahead is not clear. And I want to be clear: this episode is not about rejecting professional help, and it is not about treating every professional opinion as the final word. It is about receiving useful information, protecting what is already helping, and continuing to look for support that sees both your child's struggles and your child's possibilities. If you are afraid you will mess this up, this episode will help you breathe, think more clearly about the next step, and remember that needing help does not mean you are failing. Mentioned in this episode: Wings to Soar Academy — an online school created to support bright children with significant learning differences. From the archive recorded under a former show name: Beth Ellen Nash / Wings to Soar interview, Part 1   From the archive recorded under a former show name:  Beth Ellen Nash / Wings to Soar interview, Part 2 An optional resource for reading and spelling support: Touch-type Read and Spell may be helpful for some learners who need a multisensory approach to reading, spelling, and typing. It will not fit every child, but our family has found it useful. Use code: KKEENE (Disclosure: I may earn a commission if you purchase through this link, at no additional cost to you.) XOXO, Katie

Raven isn't rich anymore. After all that. Raven is now going off about these stocks. He will no longer be leaving his job with millions of dollars. However, the drive is still there!  Trending: Gangster rappers giving health advice to your cat. Scamming Kalshi and knowing what the president will say beforehand...? Say goodbye to being employed!  Surveillance pricing... it's happening! Stores will be changing their prices for different shoppers. Walmart is getting a head start. Christine Hines explains what this change looks like! Speaking of grocery stores, what if you could find love at one? A new strategy in Finland to help people find love is by using a pink basket that means "im single!". If it makes it here, are you using a pink basket to find your next relationship? Christopher Nolan is a genius... or is he? Anna puts Producer Justin to the test with Odyssey quotes, however... they are all read by children. Anna may be a better director then Mr. Nolan! Anna ran into an awful man on her flight who disregarded her daughters severe allergy multiple times. It just kept getting worse. Anna has a song for him.  Bison are attacking, so naturally Anna and her family hopped on a Hummer tour that got within 5 feet of them. Thanks for taking the end seat, Hayden. Round 2: What animal attacked you?  When was the last time you called out of work sick and were you actually sick? Germany ends phone sick leave soon and you will need a note to call out always. Unfortunate for many! When was the last time you called out, and what was the excuse you used?  James and Tammy are attending a destination wedding in Bermuda. They are financially responsible for all their own travel arrangements. James just found out that the actual wedding will have a cash bar and he is furious. (It's his cousins wedding) He thinks it's so cheap that he doesn't want to give a gift, at all. Tammy says you can't attend a wedding and not bring a gift! What would you do?   Richard has a chance to win $400! All he has to do is answer more pop culture questions than Raven in Can't Beat Raven! 

Have you ever started a homeschool day with a good plan, only to realize that the day you planned for is not the day you actually have? Maybe someone slept badly. Maybe the children are unusually restless. Maybe your own energy is low, or an unexpected problem has pulled the day off course. Other times, the lessons are simply creating more conflict than learning. In this episode, I'm sharing something a seasoned homeschool mother told me when my children were five and under and I was still trying to understand how homeschooling could work inside a busy home with several little ones. Her answer surprised me because it was not about becoming stricter, pushing harder, or forcing the original plan to work no matter what. It helped me see that a wise homeschool plan can leave room for hard days. We'll talk about how to recognize when the original plan no longer fits the day you actually have, and how a few simple backup choices can help you lower the pressure without feeling like you are giving up on school. And I want to be clear: this is not an excuse to quit every time a lesson gets hard. Sometimes children need help staying with difficult work, and sometimes attitudes need to be addressed. But one hard day does not mean your homeschool is failing. If your homeschool day has fallen apart and you are not sure whether to keep pushing or change course, this episode will help you think more wisely about what your family actually needs next. Scripture referenced: Proverbs 16:9, ESV: “The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps.” This verse does not tell us to stop planning. A plan can help us remember what matters and use our time well. But the plan is a tool for serving the family, and it can be adjusted when the people, time, attention, or circumstances change. Mentioned in this episode: Movie Schooling — a prepared resource for using wholesome movies for meaningful learning, conversation, and family connection without creating another lesson from the beginning. XOXO, Katie

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Bros! We're back with one more episode co-guest-hosted by BF of the P, Paul! Steph will be back on Thursday with some great stories to tell, but for today, Alex and Paul discuss their favorite movies to watch on days when they're feeling under the weather. What are YOUR favorite Sick Day movies?

Today's story is a fan favorite that was previously published as Episode 311. On a morning in 2002, a man in Indianapolis, Indiana woke up in a cold sweat. His hands shook as he tried to block out the images he'd seen in his sleep, but he knew these images would not just go away – they would keep haunting him until he did something about it. He got out of bed and walked to his phone. He dialed 9-1-1 and said he needed to talk to a detective, because he was having dreams that showed him everything that had happened during a horrific murder all the way back in 1989. The dreams this man claimed to have would help reopen an unsolved murder case that had shocked Indianapolis thirteen years earlier. But these dreams would not answer the questions police had been wrestling with for years, and it would take them another decade to finally track down the killer.   You can WATCH all new & exclusive MrBallen podcast episodes on my YouTube channel, just called "MrBallen" - https://www.youtube.com/c/MrBallen If you want to reach out to me, contact me on Instagram, Twitter or any other major social media platform, my username on all of them is @mrballen Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Details about the live show tomorrow, an update on the Empire State Building couple, Team USA World Cup party time, the awkward threesome blooper, How To Stay Cool When It's Hot, a man shocked by American flags, Fritz on the Street, Pick a Side: Old Lady vs Sidewalk Troll Kids and so much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Details about the live show tomorrow, an update on the Empire State Building couple, Team USA World Cup party time, the awkward threesome blooper, How To Stay Cool When It's Hot, a man shocked by American flags, Fritz on the Street, Pick a Side: Old Lady vs Sidewalk Troll Kids and so much more!

Have you ever looked at your child and thought, “This kiddo is really smart, but this worksheet is wearing us both out”? Maybe summer is here. Maybe everyone is tired of regular lessons. Or maybe your child understands much more when they can build, move, measure, draw, cook, talk, explore, or help with something real. In this episode, I'm talking about what to do when the usual lesson is not working and more effort is not the answer. Sometimes the better question is: What is one other way my child could learn this today? Learning is not only what a child writes down. We can also see learning in what a child understood, practiced, remembered, explained, created, or became able to do. I share one of my favorite examples from our homeschool: the time my teenage boys were invited to help a trusted neighbor in his woodshop while he renovated his kitchen. They helped mix and pour concrete, watched cabinets and counters being built, practiced measuring, learned about tools and safety, and saw what happens when a real project does not fit correctly the first time. They were not only reading about measurement, materials, home repair, patience, or problem-solving. They were standing beside someone doing meaningful work and learning why careful attention mattered to the finished result. Of course, tools and equipment must be age-appropriate and supervised by a trustworthy adult. But real work with real people can help a child understand ideas that may be difficult to grasp through a worksheet alone. We also talk about lighter ways to keep learning going through stories, audiobooks, biographies, wholesome movies, cooking, building, painting, gardening, drawing maps, making models, caring for animals, helping with household work, and other useful tasks. The activity does not need to be elaborate. A child can practice fractions while doubling a recipe, read while following directions, use measurement during a project, and learn planning or attention to detail when the finished result has a real purpose. And every child does not have to participate in the same way. A younger child may listen, choose between two materials, hand you items, or watch one step before helping with another. A child with a disability may participate through words, signs, gestures, pictures, body language, or eye gaze. The goal is not to make every child complete the activity in the same way. It is to help each child take part in a way that fits their age, ability, communication, and needs. I also share simple ways to document real-life learning without interrupting the experience or turning every enjoyable moment into a school assignment. You might write one sentence afterward, record a quick audio note, save a short video, or ask your child to show or tell you one thing they noticed. If your child needs a different way to learn today, you do not necessarily need to design an entirely new homeschool plan. Sometimes you simply need a different way for this lesson or this day. You are not failing when your child needs something different. You can stay flexible, notice the meaningful learning that is actually happening, and choose a way forward that fits the child and family God has given you. Mentioned in this episode: Road Trip Mysteries — USA Edition — a story-driven activity adventure book created by Katie and her son, filled with puzzles, mystery, geography, and landmarks across America. This episode is supported by: CTC Math — a convenient online math option for busy homeschool families. XOXO, Katie

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Let's be honest—teachers are absolute pros at showing up for everyone else… but not always for themselves. In this episode of the This Teacher Life podcast, we're breaking down three hilarious but totally real reasons why it's time to take that mental health sick day—without the guilt, the fear, or the “but what about my sub plans?” panic spiral. From the chaos that happens when you try to “power through,” to the magic of doing absolutely nothing for your sanity, this one's a mix of laughs, truth, and much-needed permission to rest. Because sometimes the most productive thing you can do is… call in sick! PS- One of the reasons is adorable, one of the reasons is controversial, and one of the reasons is absolutely embarrassing and ridiculous! Episode Notes:  Get 180 FULL SEL Lessons to Engage Your Students Here: monicagenta.com/180SEL Get a free PDF copy of Monica's Book Crushing It For Kids Here: monicagenta.com/freebook Needing Some Awesome PD for Your School? Let's Connect:  monicagenta.com/PD Connect with Monica on social media: Instagram: instagram.com/monicagentaed/ TikTok: tiktok.com/@monicagentaed Facebook: facebook.com/MonicaGentaEd Twiiter: twitter.com/

Hope you are mentally hungry, because I'm unloading a lot of food for thought. Greg and I were in the car discussing the perception of a vacation vs. a trip. And that of course led to the time you take off for said vacation/trip. And that got me thinking overall about how transformational this summer is going to be for me. Good news! You have a front seat to all of it!  Vacation vs. a Trip Ok, so we're in the car talking about vacations vs. trips. And Greg joked "You never take vacations." And he's kind of right because in my life I guess I couldn't really take a vacation. When I was a stay at home mom, we just went to FL. I didn't have to submit vacation time. As a teacher, I just always worked and thought of summer as my vacation time. If you are a teacher you know it's quite the contrary!!  And when we do go to FL I do more work than at home. I turn into a 1950's wife so Greg can fully enjoy his vacation. And I love doing that for him and the kids. Greg thinks it's a vacation because he's with his family, gets to go fishing, and go to the beach. I will say London felt like a vacation to me. We had no expectations, I didn't do any laundry or cooking, and we had fun.  When my parents took us to Disney, we attended an art class. Yep, went to Disney to attend school. But we took a lot of trips in my childhood where we learned about thing and places and now that's what I enjoy too. My trips feel like vacation more to me but again Greg jokes they are trips. But I do think in reflection of this summer being so transformational with the PhD coming to an end and Greg thinking about retirement, I'd like to go on more vacations.  PTO, Sick Days, Retirement This led us to talking about PTO, sick days and Greg wanting to retire. His mom fell a little while back and he was the closest primary care giver. It was funny to watch him go through it. When you take someone else to the Dr. you should just take a half day and use your sick time. Greg was like "But I wasn't sick." Right but it was a medical appointment. I always took the kids to the dr. so Greg never had to think about that. Then he asked what exactly was PTO. So we talked about how many hours he has accrued and how neither of us take sick time or PTO. We are hearty and we work. But what about when Greg doesn't work and I still want to? Will I take advantage of some PTO? I don't know but these are questions I want to start asking myself as the household CEO.   Welcome To My Transformational Summer I took advantage of a lot of planned neglect and worked a lot of hours pursuing my PhD. Now that it's done, I want to decide what things I will let back in or not. There will be a lot of open time now and I want to think about how I will use that time. I decided on one thing and that was my Paper Solution™ Binders.  I feel like I neglected them a little so I'd like to really spend time getting them up to par. I never did the workbooks so I am doing them now. Before the PhD Abby was pregnant, now she has two children. Greg wants to retire. All of this has financial implications on our budget. I feel like I need some CEO time. So I decided in the middle of the month I will set aside two hours to just think about our household financial goals and I came up with seven questions which will help me decide if I am taking care of me in a way that fills my cup so I can continue to take care of my house and family too. Yes, I am going to offer this "co-working" time once a month. You too deserve time to think without your family around. And you too deserve time to take care of things for your household manager responsibilities that need to be done Monday- Friday, 9am -5pm. I want this household CEO time, to be a time for you to be able to really think through your household management, through a leadership lens, to make sure that you are stewarding all of the resources you have, well. And that you are taking care of yourself so you can be of service to all of those around you, for as long as possible, and in the best health as possible.  I hope you'll join me June 15th from 9am - 11am.  EPISODE RESOURCES: The Sunday Basket® The Paper Solution® Sign Up for the Organize 365® Newsletter  Did you enjoy this episode? Please leave a rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Share this episode with a friend and be sure to tag Organize 365® when you share on social media

Have you ever thought, “I want more time for fun with my kids,” and then immediately felt tired? Fun sounds beautiful, but in real life it can start to feel like one more thing to plan, one more thing to pay for, one more thing to clean up, and one more thing to manage. In this episode, I'm talking about simple joys for real-life motherhood — the kind that fit real budgets, real energy levels, real homes, and real family seasons. I share a few ways our family has been finding small moments of connection lately, from discount movie dates with one child, to a paint-by-number project on the table, to walks, read-alouds, audiobooks, and family room time. And I want to be clear: fun does not always have to become a lesson. Sometimes learning is found in the fun, and homeschool moms can record those things later if they want to. But sometimes the gift is simply being together. If you've been wanting more fun with your kids but you do not have the energy for a big plan, this episode will help you look for one small thing that fits your real life. Mentioned in this episode: Road Trip Mysteries: USA Edition — a screen-free, story-driven activity adventure book for kids ages 8–12, filled with puzzles, clues, history, geography, and mystery.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGL7T6LH Movie Schooling — a resource for families who enjoy using movies as part of meaningful learning, discussion, and connection.https://www.amazon.com/Movie-Schooling-Curriculum-Style-Education-Organized-Activities/dp/B0FHZR72T1 XOXO, Katie

In 2027, Germany will be introducing ‘partial' sick days, where employees can do as little as 25% of the day's work if they are ill. This is in order to curb record levels of sick day absences in the country. Should we introduce something similar here?Joining Seán to discuss is Alison Hodgson, Country Director for CIPD, the Professional Body for the World of Work.

In this episode of The Growing Readers Podcast, host Bianca Schulze sits down with award-winning author and illustrator Philip C. Stead to talk about A Potion, a Powder, a Little Bit of Magic: Or, Like Lightning in an Umbrella Storm, his uproarious debut middle grade novel from Neal Porter Books.Best known as the Caldecott Medal–honored creator behind the Amos McGee books, Philip shares what it felt like to step into the novelist's chair and why middle grade has always been the genre closest to his heart. He traces his love of books like The Phantom Tollbooth, The Westing Game, and Roald Dahl, and pulls back the curtain on his writing process—200 words a day, carved in stone—and the feedback that led him to tell Bernadette's story out of order.Whether you're a parent hunting for funny middle grade books for kids 9–12, an educator drawn to stories that trust young readers, or a writer curious about how a picture book creator builds his first novel, this episode is a celebration of heart, humor, and why every choice matters.Read the transcript on The Children's Book Review (coming soon).Highlights:From Picture Books to Middle Grade: Why Philip felt like an "imposter" stepping into the novelist's chair—and why middle grade has always been his first love as a readerThe Books That Made Him a Reader: How Roald Dahl, Norton Juster's The Phantom Tollbooth, and Ellen Raskin's The Westing Game shaped his sense of what a book can do200 Words a Day: Philip's deceptively simple writing practice and how he treated each word as if "carved in stone"The Out-of-Order Revelation: How one friend's honest feedback unlocked the book's unusual structure—and why he never looked backA Castle on 24 Goats: Where Bernadette, Adelbert the forgetful magician, and a Boat That Does Not Grant Wishes actually came from24 Chapters, 24 Morals: Why Philip gave himself this arbitrary boundary, and the throwaway phrase that became his favorite of them allHeart Over Cleverness: The guiding principle that kept the book from feeling "cute but dead"The Influence Nobody Knows: The lesser-known Norton Juster book Philip discovered at 19 that became the most important influence of his careerNotable Quotes:"A thing stored in the brain is never as important as a thing stored in the heart." — from A Potion, a Powder, a Little Bit of Magic"Cleverness belongs mostly to the maker and really can't belong much to the person experiencing the art. But heart really can." — Philip C. Stead"If you're a writer and you're listening to this, just figure out how you write and how you do it. How do you put one word in front of another, in front of another? And whatever that answer is, that's the right way to do it." — Philip C. SteadBooks Mentioned:A Potion, a Powder, a Little Bit of Magic: Or, Like Lightning in an Umbrella Storm by Philip C. Stead: Amazon or Bookshop.orgA Sick Day for Amos McGee by Philip C. Stead and Erin Stead: Amazon or Bookshop.orgThe Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster: Amazon and Bookshop.orgAlberic the Wise, and Other Journeys by Norton Juster: Amazon and Bookshop.orgThe Westing Game by Ellen Raskin: Amazon and Bookshop.orgA Barrel of Laughs, A Vale of Tears by Jules Feiffer: Amazon and Bookshop.orgSylvester and the Magic Pebble by William Steig: Amazon and Bookshop.orgSwimmy by Leo Lionni: Amazon and Bookshop.orgThe Twits by Roald Dahl: Amazon and Bookshop.orgThe Puppets of Spelhorst by Kate DiCamillo: Amazon and Bookshop.orgAbout Philip C. Stead: Award-winning author and illustrator of picture books, including the Caldecott Medal–winning A Sick Day for Amos McGee and A Home for Bird. A Potion, a Powder, a Little Bit of Magic is his debut middle grade novel. He lives and works in Michigan. Visit him here: https://www.numberfivebus.com/Credits: Host: Bianca Schulze | Guest: Philip C. Stead | Audio Editor: Kelly Rink | Producer: Bianca SchulzeEpisode Sponsor: https://www.rickwilliamsbooks.com/

I've put together a very unsettling compilation of scary drive-thru and fast-food related stories just for you. Enjoy! I'll be back unless the sickness gets me (just kidding, I'm immortal). Sign up for premium membership for EXCLUSIVE members-only stories and more! https://eerie.fm/premium Get more scary stories from me on Unexplained Encounters! https://pod.link/1152248491 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Does homeschooling your ADHD child sometimes feel like trying to herd cats? You start the day with a plan, but one child needs to move, another child forgets what you just said, someone needs a snack, someone cannot find a pencil, and suddenly nobody seems to be doing the thing they were supposed to be doing. In this episode, I'm talking about what to do when your ADHD child cannot seem to stay on task. Instead of treating every distraction like a homeschool disaster, we'll look at a simpler way to help your child return to learning with less shame and less pressure. This episode is for the homeschool mom who feels worn out from redirecting, reminding, repeating herself, and wondering why her child cannot “just finish the lesson.” You'll hear a calmer way to think about short lessons, movement, and small wins — especially for children who struggle with attention, task initiation, working memory, or staying seated for long stretches of time. Your homeschool does not have to look like a quiet classroom to be faithful and fruitful. Mentioned in this episode:Road Trip Mysteries: USA Edition — a screen-free, story-driven activity adventure book for kids ages 8–12, filled with puzzles, history, geography, clues, and mystery. It can be a gentle learning option for hard homeschool days when your child needs something meaningful that does not feel like another worksheet. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGL7T6LH XOXO, Katie

Click Here to Text us. Yes really, you totally can.A second Against All Oddities brother has hit the podcast. Time joins Mike and Zack to discuss some WACKY STUFF for your Monday morning, such as:Guess WhatYou can now take a sick day for your pets! ....In Italy.AI is becoming even more dastardlyEven WeirderDeath is But a Dream book club meeting!Beyond The PaleWe TRULY go Beyond the Pale and discuss Astral Projection. More specifically, the Guardian on the Threshold phenomena.Source 1Source 2Source 3Source 4Source 5Whatcha Wanna Talk About?Mike and Tim play the Cryptid Dating Game! One of them gets demolished and you'll NEVER GUESS WHO.Check Out Our Website!Join our Discord!Check out our Merch Store HERE!Follow us @theneatcast on TikTok!Follow us @neatcastpod on BlueskyFollow us @neatcastpod on Twitter!Follow us @neatcastpod on Instagram!Follow us @theneatcast on Facebook!

Send us Fan MailWe're back with another Fun Size episode.This time, we're looking at something that sounds simple on paper: sick leave. In Korea, it's legally guaranteed. In reality, it's often difficult, discouraged, or just not used at all.From teachers paying out of pocket for substitutes to cultural pressure to keep working no matter what, the system doesn't work the way it's supposed to.We also talk about a recent case that brought attention to the issue and why change may finally be coming. Get your comic at DarkSideOfSeoul.comSupport the showJoin our Patreon to get more stuffhttps://patreon.com/darksideofseoulBook a tour of The Dark Side of Seoul Ghost Walk at https://darksideofseoul.comPitch your idea here. https://www.darksideofseoul.com/expats-of-the-wild-east/CreditsProduced by Joe McPherson and Shawn MorrisseyMusic by SoraksanTop tier PatronsAngel EarlJoel BonominiDevon HiphnerGabi PalominoSteve MarshEva SikoraRon ChangMackenzie MooreHunter WinterCecilia Löfgren DumasJosephine RydbergDevin BuchananAshley WrightGeorge IrionFacebook Page | Instagram

In this episode, we're answering some of your real-life parenting questions—from “When did your child start talking?” to how we actually handle sickness in our homes (because it's never simple over here). We share what's worked, what hasn't, and the little adjustments we've had to make along the way when it comes to communication and caring for our kids when they're not feeling their best. We also open up about navigating diagnosis grief—what it looked like for each of us and how we've moved through it over time. And because we have to laugh to survive… we wrap things up with the one thing we will absolutely NEVER do again. It's honest, relatable, and full of those “same” moments. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On Wednesday's Drivetime with DeRusha... 3pm: Is Jason using his sick days wrong? How do you use yours?. Then Tracy Perlman joins for her weekly visit - why she's not so sure she likes MLB's robo umps and her favorite zoo animal! 4pm: Jason talks with Melvin Tennant from Meet Minneapolis about the Michelin Guide coming to Minneapolis. Then in light of more younger men trying to get ahead of hair loss, dermatologist Dr. Mohiba Tareen has some words of caution. 5pm: On the DeRush-Hour Jason goes "In Depth" with Patrick DeHaan - when will the ceasefire translate into lower gas prices? Then we find out what's grinding the audience's gears this week on ENOUGH!!!

Wednesday 3pm Hour: Jason doesn't like using sick days. Is he doing this wrong? Then he's joined by Tracy Perlman to talk about baseballs new Automatic Ball Strike (ABS) system. Plus, Happy National Zoo Lovers Day!

Jason is wondering if he's doing things wrong by not using his sick days nearly at all. What do listeners think and does it matter depending on your job?

Patrick is under the weather and Rob is on spring break so they talk about anything they want. Download this episode here.Subscribe to F This Movie! on Apple Podcasts Also discussed this episode: Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice (2026), Are We Good? (2025), Sisu: Road to Revenge (2025), Project Hail Mary (2026)

If you woke up today feeling like a raccoon that got hit by a clock, congratulations — you survived Daylight Saving Time. The Rizzuto Show crew rolls into the studio extra groggy and immediately starts questioning why society still does this whole “change the clocks and ruin everyone's Monday” thing. Apparently only a tiny percentage of people actually like the time change, and based on the energy in the room today… those people are clearly not listeners of this daily comedy show.Moon also drops a realization that hits way too close to home: he thinks he was legitimately sick all last week and didn't even realize it. Which explains the random dark thoughts, exhaustion, and that strange moment where everything in life felt terrible for no reason. Turns out sometimes your brain just needs a reminder that you're not miserable — you're just sick.Meanwhile, the gang dives into one of the weirdest studies ever released: New Music Friday might be causing car accidents. Apparently super fans are so excited about new album drops that they're scrolling through track lists, reading lyrics, and switching songs while driving 65 mph. In other words: people are literally dying to hear the new record. Maybe just hit shuffle and keep both hands on the wheel.The show also checks in on Rafe's ongoing mission to get into Canada so he can complete a ceremonial trip with the Blackfoot Nation — which now apparently involves mountains, lava rocks, sweat lodges, and a stand-up comedy performance for the entire community. The only problem? Canada isn't exactly thrilled about letting him across the border.Plus:AI transparency coming to streaming musicThe terrifying incident involving Rihanna's homeMachine Gun Kelly fans falling through the stageDave Mustaine considering an acting career (yes, really)A debate over whether KISS are technically clownsThe weirdest celebrity solo music flops everIt's chaos, questionable science, celebrity nonsense, and the usual Monday brain fog — exactly what you expect from your favorite daily comedy show.If you're looking for weird news, pop culture commentary, and a group of radio hosts trying to function on one less hour of sleep, this episode of The Rizzuto Show daily comedy show delivers all of it.Follow The Rizzuto Show → linktr.ee/rizzshow for more from your favorite daily comedy show.Connect with The Rizzuto Show Comedy Podcast online → 1057thepoint.com/RizzShow.Hear The Rizz Show daily on the radio at 105.7 The Point | Hubbard Radio in St. Louis, MO.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you feel like your homeschool only works when you're sitting right beside your child every minute, this episode is for you. In this episode, I share how medical appointments and special needs forced me to rethink my role in our homeschool — and how that shift helped us raise more independent learners without falling behind. I walk you through five practical ways to reduce constant parent involvement, including building rhythm instead of rigidity, leaning into your child's natural interests, using narration instead of endless worksheets, and protecting core skills while letting curiosity lead. If you're exhausted being the engine of everything, I hope this episode gives you permission to build a homeschool that feels alive — not heavy. Quick favor: If you'd like to potentially have me create an episode for you, I created a short questionnaire to help guide future episodes. As a thank you, anyone who fills it out will be entered into a drawing for a copy of my Movie Schooling book at the end of the semester. (Email is optional — only needed if you want to be entered to win.) https://forms.gle/xcgmPWHDqnDbeRYU6 XOXO, Katie Would you like to bless and support this show? Consider buying a coffee!

I’m finally back home in LA but for one night! Gonna tell you about my car getting broken into and how I’m a bit under the weather before I read your emails, and cover the Holi-Days like Yodel for Your Neighbors Day! Then I give you my Sick Day Top 10 and as always, I close out the show with Ronda and The Tribune! And for Premium Subscribers, I’ve got last week’s News From Germania that I didn’t get to read! Thank you to Aaron Brungardt for engineering, mixing, and production expertise, Geoffrey Tice for artwork, Bobby TBD for theme music, and All Things Comedy for their support, production, and distribution. Email the show at themidnightmailbag@gmail.com!

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