Podcasts about Sweet Talk

My Music with Graham Coath — Featuring Mara Liddle (Again!)She's back! After a diary mishap (totally Graham's fault), rising pop star Mara Liddle returns to My Music—and this time, we cover everything. From confidence breakthroughs and TikTok friendships to balancing a music career with an MA and the refusal to "grow up properly" (relatable, right?), Mara is open, funny, and full of momentum.We talk about:Her exciting new single "Sweet Talk" (out May 16th)A shift toward a darker, drum-and-bass-inspired soundBig gigs ahead—including opening for TATYANA in London on June 6thHer growing fanbase (working title: Little Legends) and why support from her local scene means everythingNavigating adulthood, artistic freedom, and the power of saying “yes” to yourselfPlus, Graham shares some advice from the “disgracefully old” end of the spectrum and tries to convince Mara to manifest her O2 debut with a five-year plan—and maybe a Little-sponsored wardrobe.This conversation concerns music, identity, community, and the beautiful chaos of figuring it all out. Whether you're a fan, a fellow artist, or love a good origin story, this episode will leave you smiling—and probably adding Sweet Talk to your playlist.

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Season Seven: Welcome to Invisible Talks Podcast, a secret place, where your heart is met with the conversations you've only had with God...sharing a different perspective one episode at a time! Let's get into today's theme:Sweet Talks : I keep these short & sweet! MOST clips, haha, are quick revelations to give you another perspective.Tune in, there's two sides to every coin!-tyra

We're in the middle of March Madness and we're down to the Sweet 16. Plus, the top 10 players to never win a ring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're in the middle of March Madness and we're down to the Sweet 16. Plus, the top 10 players to never win a ring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Season Seven: Welcome to Invisible Talks Podcast, a secret place, where your heart is met with the conversations you've only had with God...sharing a different perspective one episode at a time! Let's get into today's theme:Sweet Talks : I keep these short & sweet! MOST clips, haha, are quick revelations to give you another perspective.Tune in, there's two sides to every coin!-tyra

Season Seven: Welcome to Invisible Talks Podcast, a secret place, where your heart is met with the conversations you've only had with God...sharing a different perspective one episode at a time! Let's get into today's theme:Sweet Talks : I keep these short & sweet! MOST clips, haha, are quick revelations to give you another perspective.Tune in, there's two sides to every coin!-tyra

Season Seven: Welcome to Invisible Talks Podcast, a secret place, where your heart is met with the conversations you've only had with God...sharing a different perspective one episode at a time! Let's get into today's theme:Sweet Talks : I keep these short & sweet! MOST clips, haha, are quick revelations to give you another perspective.Tune in, there's two sides to every coin!-tyra

Season Seven: Welcome to Invisible Talks Podcast, a secret place, where your heart is met with the conversations you've only had with God...sharing a different perspective one episode at a time! Let's get into today's theme:Sweet Talks : I keep these short & sweet! MOST clips, haha, are quick revelations to give you another perspective.Tune in, there's two sides to every coin!-tyra

We open the show with Jenners saying that he really hates the NBA Cup, largely because it feels like a gimmick for an otherwise successful league – while Rob and B-Dog say that it has a benefit to league by guys playing hard in the regular season when otherwise they wouldn’t. And the debate rages about it’s value to casual NBA fans. Plus a look at the NBA standings starts to tell the story about the caliber of basketball that most teams are playing – including the Lakers, who despite getting embarrassed the other night have played relatively well so far this season.   Since B-Dog has to leave a little early for a work commitment, we jump ahead and do a hilarious round of Walmart or Waffle House! Then Rob and Rob get into whether or not Anthony Davis should be in the mix for Defensive Player of the Year, after he came out this week and said he was frustrated by never being in consideration for one. We also try to figure out what happened from last season to this season with the Minnesota Timberwolves, because they are on a losing skid and have not played that well this season. Rob thinks that has a lot to do with team chemistry because it’s something that numbers and salaries don’t account for.   We round out the show with a conversation about Caitlin Clark’s star power as opposed to the under-30 guys in the NBA today, and where that attention really comes from and what it does to the egos of younger players. Plus Ja Morant’s back and playing great, but still has a long road to climb to get back into  good graces of NBA media and fans. And of course we get into all the wild fights from college football rivalry week, and give out another inspiring and motivational Big Shot of the Week.   This week’s episode is presented by our amazing friends at Uncommon Goods! If you haven’t finished your holiday shopping yet, don’t panic! We’ve got a secret source for incredible, original gifts – and that’s Uncommon Goods. To get 15% off your next gift, go to UNCOMMON GOODS dot com slash BIGSHOTBOB. That’s UNCOMMON GOODS dot com slash BIGSHOTBOB, for 15% off! Don’t miss out on this limited time offer! Uncommon Goods. We’re all out of the ordinary.

In this episode of Sweet Talk, Bon Short & Dylan Walker sit down with Dom live on 90.7FM to chat all things Icky Sitch. The boys discuss the creation of their debut album "Mrs Daisy's Sweet & Savoury", and the band's early beginnings on the Mornington Peninsula.  Tune in to learn about the band's unique creative process, as well as a peek into the backstory that led to the colourful creation that is "Mrs Daisy's Sweet & Savoury".  Lovers of blues, old style rock & (a bit of) flamboyance keep your eyes on Icky Sitch!! The Sweet Sixteen is SYN's flagship music program, showcasing our Sweet 16 and Feature Albums each week. Sweet Talk is our podcast series which dives deep into our feature albums with the artists themselves.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 536 of The Dunk Knows Best podcast is for podcast patrons only! You can become a patron at https://www.patroen.com/duncanoldham 

Season Seven: Welcome to Invisible Talks Podcast, a secret place, where your heart is met with the conversations you've only had with God...sharing a different perspective one episode at a time! Let's get into today's theme:Sweet Talks : I keep these short & sweet! MOST clips, haha, are quick revelations to give you another perspective.Tune in, there's two sides to every coin!-tyra

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This month, Aaron interviews Gabe Karns from The Ohio State University. Gabe has been studying Freeman's maple, a hybrid between red and silver maple that may prove to be more resilient and just as productive as sugar maple. Gabe can be reached at: karns.36@osu.edu Episode Produced by Ailis Clyne. Music - Long and Low Cloud, Funk and Flash, both by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

thank you fall.cheers too resting & releasing - for the reset.made possible by ones obedience to God,do you see the leaves falling?in love,-tyra

This is our third installment of "Ask a Maple Specialist." Aaron and Adam answer some of your most frequently asked maple questions. To have your question featured on the show, visit the Sweet Talk webpage at www.cornellmaple.com (https://blogs.cornell.edu/cornellmaple/sweettalk/). Or, submit your question directly on the Spotify app. Episode Produced by Ailis Clyne. Music - Long and Low Cloud by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

the war of words.choose them wisely.in love,tyra

"it's" not me, but Him..IN me.my lifestyle has to be a consistent reminder of that...something like denying self FIRST.be lead by the Holy Ghost period-tyraps: tune in! :)

if you've mailed your gift off by way of doubt and fear...tune in.tyraps: encourage yourself! with everyday given, there's an opportunity to GIVEBACK!

Hey, it's been a while! We're still here! "Trouble at the Zoo" a short special, and Season 2 are coming soon! In the meantime, here are a few audio dramas I think you'd enjoy: Wooden Overcoats by David K. Barnes (on Spotify) Deck the Halls (With Matrimony!) by Sassquatch Radio (on Spotify) 36 Questions (everywhere) Sweet Talk by Cara Bastone. Please share some good Audio Dramas you've found in the comments! And let us know if you'd be interested in hearing an episode about how to create an audio drama and/or the writing of Dead Wrong.

fist: noun. a hand with the fingers clenched into the palm, as for hitting. how do you posture your hands on the daily?random?yes..and no. hahatune in, fear had me in BONDAGE!tyra

This month, Adam interviews Scott St. Mary from St. Maple in Malone, NY. Scott has a unique and successful approach to maple marketing and retail, especially through novel products and a popular maple food trailer. Episode Produced by Ailis Clyne. Music - Long and Low Cloud, Funk and Flash, both by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

INTERVIEW: Lime Cordiale on 'Enough of the Sweet Talk' Album Release by Fi Carr on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Lime Cordiale are Australia's ultimate purveyors of breezy indie rock.   Brothers Oli and Louis have amassed more than half a billion streams on Spotify since the band's inception in 2009 - as well as bagging multiple ARIA awards and performing around the world.   They have cemented themselves as standouts, even more so with their brand-new album Enough of the Sweet Talk.    The brothers joined Francesca Rudkin for a chat about what went into this latest album and their upcoming tour across New Zealand and Australia.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie pop-rock group Lime Cordiale has dropped another album.  Their third studio album, the 17-track work features many of the singles they've released over the last two years.  Estelle Clifford joined Jack Tame to review the brand new release.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

what's leading you?your discernment or past experiences? making your decisions off yesterday, hinder the word of Godyesterday is back there, don't strain yourself trying to see "IT"the gift.. well, tune in to find where the gift lives.. -tyra

dear writers/producers/directors, this is my idea of a movie review..I will not judge your actors (due to budgets haha), but please leave me with some wisdom.this movie DID, tune in!-tyra

living in a world that believes everyone is a "hater"not so, and it's not that deep.I've got a few minutes between kids, tune in.-tyra

marriage is NOT what I expected.it's more magical and unscripted with a stripping! hahahowever, I am beyond grateful for the lessons I've learned while being a wife.planning to take this journey?tune in sweetheart!

This month, Aaron interviews Peter Gregg, founder of the Maple News and author of the anticipated maple memoir Sugar Rush. They discuss the origins of the newspaper, and of Gregg's sugaring career, and give a sneak peak into the memoir that will hit the shelves on July 2. Subscribe to the Maple News at: https://www.themaplenews.com/. And learn more about Sugar Rush at: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Sugar-Rush/Peter-Gregg/9781639366811 Episode Produced by Ailis Clyne. Music - Long and Low Cloud, Funk and Flash, both by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

seeing old friends or co-workers from the past can be unnerving. ESPECIALLY when you don't recall names or the how you may have made them feel (if you care haha). this clip is a reminder, to entertain strangers (spiritually or emotionally) you never know the blessing that lies within the conversation. tune in -tyra

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This month, Adam interviews two researchers from the University of Michigan, Geoff Lewis and Spencer Checkoway, who received a USDA-AMS ACER grant to conduct a carbon lifecycle assessment of maple syrup production. To help contribute to this research, contact Geoff Lewis at: glewis@umich.edu, and to view the results of this research, go to the Center for Sustainable Systems website: css.umich.edu. This research will result in a calculator tool hosted on the CSS website for maple producers to better understand the sustainability and efficiency of their operations. Additionally, there are a couple of reports available now related to this research. Find them under "Publications" here: https://css.umich.edu/people/student-researchers/spencer-checkoway. Episode Produced by Ailis Clyne. Music - Long and Low Cloud, Funk and Flash, both by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)

the stranger on the corner, the enemy on your block, or the cousin you hate....anyone can bless you with a trial allowed by God...tune in.

It's estimated that 20% of our food is dependent on honey bee pollination. Meanwhile, recent news has highlighted concerns like viral diseases of the honey bee to mites to invading "killer" bees. It's hard to keep straight where honey bee diseases and treatments stand. This conversation does the trick, leaving listeners with a clear and fascinating vision of what's up with the honey bee. Listen and learn Where do our current North American honey bee populations stand and where do they fit in the larger picture of bees worldwide, What pests and diseases of the honey bee and control measures are entomologists most involved with, and How do these concerns fit within agricultural, ecology, and the backyard beekeeper. Jamie Ellis is the Gahan Endowed Professor in the Entomology and Nematology Department at the University of Florida. Fascinated with bees since childhood, he took care of his first honey bee hive at age 12 and hasn't looked back since. He's not alone: humans have been interacting with honey bees for thousands of years. While there are 20,000 of bee species worldwide, only 9 of those species are honey bees. Even more daunting, 8 of those 9 are specific to Asia. That remaining species is the one we're familiar with and it inhabits Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and North America. Honey bees are actually not native to North America; rather, Europeans brought them over hundreds of years ago. Are the populations of this one honey bee species that inhabits such disparate regions the same? Well, while it is the same species, entomologists divide it into about 30 subspecies or races, such as the African bee, which the press has misnamed the "killer bee." North American honey bees have been facing population struggles lately because of a mite, and Ellis describes various pest control and pest management plans, including nature's own adaptation through honey bee evolution. He also helps listeners with the big picture of the many reasons to raise honey bees. While many are familiar with bee hives used for honey, pollination services are also a tremendous business. Others raise colonies to sell and some keepers specialize in raising queens. For more information, including resources on your own bee keeping, see the University of Florida Honey Bee Research and Extension Lab page. Take advantage of a 5% discount on Ekster accessories by using the code FINDINGGENIUS. Enhance your style and functionality with premium accessories. Visit bit.ly/3uiVX9R to explore latest collection. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

'This is how it happened. We closed our eyes...' Riv has revealed the secret of the silos. But without him, how do they get access? And what is the code word?CAST: NAT - Anastasia Hille ROZMAY - Rakie Ayola HANNA - Bryony Hannah HONOUR and JAMES - Raad Rawi DIZZY - -Waleed Akhtar MARVIN - Lee Rufford TIGER -Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong IVAN – Ben Crowe JODIE - Anna Fenton-Garvey INFOVERT VOICE - Teresa GallagherDirector: Karen Rose Producer: Sarah Tombling Sound Designer: David Thomas Composer Simon Slater.A Sweet Talk production for BBC Radio 4

This week's episode is sure to be a "sweet treat"! Join us for a fun conversation with Pastry Chef Anrika Martin of Di Sweet Spot. We talk all about her baking journey, her incredible experience on the Food Network's Summer Baking Championship, and her favorite spots for other goodies in the Hudson Valley! Check out Di Sweet Spot online at the links posted on our website (see below). Also in the mix is our conversation with award-winning artist Meredith Morabito, who photographs a wild chipmunk in the most adorable, whimsical miniature sets built to size... chipmunk size! Delight in her photos on Instagram, her website, and her Etsy shop. All links mentioned in the podcast will be in our blog post at valleygirlspodcast.com/blog Follow us at: instagram.com/ValleyGirlsNYpod, youtube.com/@ValleyGirlsPodcast, and valleygirlspodcast.com . Episode music by Robert Burke Warren entitled Painting a Vast Blue Sky can be found at robertburkewarren.bandcamp.com/track/painting-a-vast-blue-sky.

Salty Dog's SOCKET Podcast, December 2023 Welcome to the SOCKET show as we slide on into the festival season. A Santa bag full of goodness if you've all behaved! :-) Cuts from Seth James, Bettye LaVette, Checkerboard Lounge, Van Walker N The Ferriters, Tom Petty, Shane Pacey Trio , The Blow Out, Bruce Cockburn, Ross Hannaford Trio, Steve Lucas, Chris Forsyth, James Blood Ulmer, John Haitt , Eddy N The Exciters, Kaliopi N The Blues Messengers , Early James, Keith Hall Band, Allman Brothers Band, Sweet Talk , Bob Dylan, Miss Lou's Blues , Lisa Mills. ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Seth James / Burn It Down / Different Hat 2. Bettye LaVette / See Through Me / LaVette! 3. ** Checkerboard Lounge / Came To Get My Heart Back / Roller Coaster 4. ** Van Walker N The Ferriters / Drinking Too Much / Greetings From Newtown 5. Tom Petty / Don't Fade On Me / Wildflowers 6. ** Shane Pacey Trio / Listen Here / Who Made You King 7. ** The Blow Out / Turn On You / Version of You 8. Bruce Cockburn / All Our Dark Tomorrows / You've Never Seen Everything 9. ** Ross Hannaford Trio / Can Can Yes We Can / Ross Hannaford Trio 10. ** Steve Lucas / Baby, Let Your Hair Hang Down / Baby, Let Your Hair Hang Down 11. Chris Forsyth / Long Warm Afternoon / Solar Motel Expanded 12. James Blood Ulmer / Death Letter / Memphis Blood : The Sun Sessions 13. John Haitt / Love's Not Where We Thought We Left It / Master of Disaster 14. ** Eddy N The Exciters / Let's All Swing Oujt / Unreleased 15. ** Kaliopi N The Blues Messengers / Kissing in The Dark / Blues For Minnie 16. Early James / One Trip Pony / One Trip Pony 17. ** Keith Hall Band / I Keep Rollin' On / Blue And Indigo 18. Allman Brothers Band / Pony Boy / Brothers And Sisters 19. ** Sweet Talk / Left Me For The Music / I'd Rather Be Listening to Sweet Talk 20. Bob Dylan / Not Dark Yet (Version 1) / Fragments - Time Out Of Mind Sessions 21. ** Miss Lou's Blues / Singing The Blues / Miss Lou's Blues 22. Lisa Mills / Blue Guitars of Texas / Tempered In Fire

Thanks for listening to Sweet Talk all year long! I'm closing 2023 with a recap of some of my top recommended episodes to tune into this holiday season. These episodes will serve you as you brace challenges with food, family, and friends during this season. 57: What To Do When People Have No Idea What Your Life is Like37: When Family Doesn't Understand What It's Like for You to Parent Type 136: When Feeding Your T1D Kid Causes Conflict in Your Relationship 14: Strategies for Managing the Holiday Stress with T1DHave any questions you'd like to get support on? I encourage you to contact me if you want to come on the show. I'm always here to answer your questions on your parenting T1D kids. Feel free to email me at joanne@diabetessweettalk.comHappy New Year!

Get ready to dive into the sweet side of nutrition on this episode of Working Weights LLC with your favorite hosts, Coach Lamby and Dwayne. This week, they're tackling the intriguing world of non-nutritive sweeteners, breaking down the different varieties, their manufacturing processes, and addressing the burning health questions you've been pondering.Coach Lamby takes the lead as the duo explores the origins and production methods behind popular non-nutritive sweeteners, unraveling the mystery behind these sugar alternatives. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or just curious about making healthier dietary choices, this episode promises to enlighten you on the science and secrets behind the sweetness.Dwayne, the co-host with the knack for asking the right questions, joins Coach Lamby in a lively conversation about the potential health concerns associated with these sweeteners. From artificial sweeteners to natural alternatives, they weigh in on the pros and cons, providing you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your sweet tooth cravings.Tune in to Working Weights LLC as Coach Lamby and Dwayne lift the lid on non-nutritive sweeteners, serving up a balanced blend of information and entertainment. It's time to sweeten the deal on your fitness journey and make smarter choices for a healthier, happier you.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w8BMoEJv5eXQk5vlACCkEZz_aa6dCx6M/view?usp=sharinghttps://efsa.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/

Hey Cousins!!!Again we'd like to re-iterate, that the people of Palestine are still in our hearts and in our du'ahs. We ask that you all make du'ah for them as well - may Allah grant them justice and end their suffering. This week on CCP, we were joined by the sweetest of talkers - Hassan Logic! A long time friend to us both, a prolific poet, and now officially an author with the release of his new book Sweet Talk, which comes out on Nov 17th. Follow Hassan on Instagram for updates on it's release:HASSAN - https://www.instagram.com/hassanlogic/We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!As always, thank you so much for all of your support! Make sure to subscribe/follow us to make sure you don't miss another episode!Love,Amir & SaraFollow us on Instagram:@cousinconnectionpod - https://bit.ly/3n1QPk9AMIR - https://bit.ly/3HDFXAISARA - https://bit.ly/3zv1J6ZFollow us on - Tiktok | https://bit.ly/32PtwmK- Apple Podcasts | https://apple.co/3yW9Rvp- Spotify | https://spoti.fi/3C8l1PJand every other streaming service, search 'Cousin Connection Podcast'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------0:00 - Intro0:04 - Gym change room etiquette6:45 - How Hassan got into writing13:42 - Taking a step back so you can leap forward20:11 - Rant: no longer respecting their elders22:56 - Love poems are cancelled29:26 - Getting Profiled33:24 - The Harari/Somali connection35:58 - The Book and who it's for56:15 - I'm on Muzz match??1:05:07 - EYYYY1:07:10 - Supporting Palestine in creative ways1:14:24 - Being an Activist through your Art1:23:02 - Fresh and Fit1:33:00 - Compliment contest and excerpt from Sweet TalkAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week, a mom joins me in a wide-ranging conversation about the way her son can get sassy — and be difficult to parent — when his blood sugar is high. But before we ever got to that issue, we hit on a few other important topics.First of all, this brave mom talked about how dysregulated she gets when she is following diabetes all, all, all the time. She shared that she's made a practice of dis-connecting herself sometimes from the task of managing. Since this kind of self-care is an important message that I give in all my Sweet Talk programming, we spent a little time here, looking at how this practice evolved for her. She shared how the reflections of close and loving family members really helped her to see the ways that she was stretching herself too far and that she needed to find a way to take self-care breaks. Then, in thinking with her about how to address the high blood sugars that are making her son so hard to parent, we took a detour to talk about disordered eating behaviors and the risk of that with T1D. It was a great opportunity to share with listeners that my next free workshop — the ever-popular Let Them Eat Cake? — focuses on this issue and is now open for registration. Finally, we started tackling the real issue of parenting highs, talking through how you might start a conversation about this to raise your child's awareness of what is happening in their body. I name that this is a bit of a process — not something a parent can magically expect their child to be able to do right away, but something you can help them cultivate over time. We are planting seeds in their awareness.Listen to hear more about:How to think about moderate eating and teaching that to our kidsThe difficulty that some people with type 1 have in feeling fullHow to help your child pay better attention to when they feel full and creating thoughtful behaviors related to food and eatingHow to help your child gain some self-awareness about their behaviors without making them feel bad about themselves. How it can be helpful to talk to our children about hard topics in moments when their blood sugar is in range — and when we (and they) are calm and regulated How asking our kids to pay attention can help them gain insightMentioned in this episode:Need help getting your kid the right snacks?That's why I've created the Sweet Talk Snack Course. It's a free mini-course to give you 6 snack sized lessons on making sure you're giving your kid the right foods to keep them nourished and their blood sugar in check. Get it at https://diabetessweettalk.com

This month, Adam interviews Philippe Breton, Corporate Relations manager for Lapierre, a large maple equipment manufacturing company based in Quebec. Breton is also chair of the newly formed Maple Industry Manufacturers' Association. They discuss past, present, and future challenges facing manufacturers, producers large and small, and the industry as a whole.

Bill Richardson passed away on September 1st at the age of 75. He was a long serving member of Congress and Governor of New Mexico, former Secretary of Energy and US Ambassador to the United Nations. But his most lasting impact on international affairs was his freelance work as an international hostage negotiator. He would travel in his personal capacity to places like North Korea, Burma, and autocratic regimes around the world to help free people wrongfully detained abroad. He had a knack for negotiating with particularly nasty foreign leaders, earning him the moniker, "Undersecretary of Thugs." When we spoke in 2015, Richardson had recently published a book about his experiences negotiating with autocrats called "How to Sweet Talk a Shark." And in our conversation, Richardson recounts stories and lessons learned from his work as a freelance diplomat dedicated to the release of hostages and political prisoners. We kicked off discussing how his unique bi-cultural upbringing and early experiences as a politician in New Mexico helped him develop the kinds of skills he would later deploy in negotiations with people like Saddam Hussein.  I really appreciated this time with Bill Richardson. He was famously a very good talker, and this interview did not disappoint. The paywall on this episode is removed in remembrance of Bill Richardson.  Full archives available to premium subscribers via Apple Podcasts, Patreon (for Spotify Users) and GlobalDispatches.org   

I had an interesting conversation this week with a mom of a T1D pre-schooler. Because she's managed to keep dosing pretty invisible and seamless for him thanks to tech, she's worrying that he doesn't understand that he needs insulin to eat. As we explored the issues of how she could introduce the idea to him about this, we also were able to better understand her very normal worries about what's to come with diabetes. She shared how diabetes made her feel less confident as a parent and the ways she worries about what the next steps are and how to prepare herself and her son for them.We explore:How to share language around diabetes and food with a young child (including information about the free Sweet Talk Snack Course that can help you with these issues)How to practice with new foods that feel scary to dose forHow to respond when you see those high blood sugarsHow to gradually introduce the idea of giving insulin in relation to food while taking into account what's developmentally appropriate including the child's ability to control impulsesHow to practice staying neutral when glucose levels are high and the importance of modeling this when numbers are out of rangeHow to think about healthy food limits and introducing “trickier” foodsWhat it's like to be thinking through “the next big step” with diabetesTalking about dosing like it's a science experimentHow we can appropriately and responsively respond to our T1D kidsFor more on creating a balance with eating for your T1D kids, check out Sweet Talk's free Sweet Talk Snack Course.Stay tuned for our next episode of the Sweet Talk podcast! Like, subscribe, and share!Mentioned in this episode:Need help getting your kid the right snacks?That's why I've created the Sweet Talk Snack Course. It's a free mini-course to give you 6 snack sized lessons on making sure you're giving your kid the right foods to keep them nourished and their blood sugar in check. Get it at https://diabetessweettalk.com

Sure, we want our kids to like their low supplies — after all, they sometimes need to eat them when they don't want to eat a thing. But we don't want them to like them so much that they eat them for fun. That would equal a blood sugar disaster. In this episode, T1D mom Julie comes to talk about just that: Her four-year-old was high for several days in a row and she had no idea why until he showed her the wrappers for his low supplies that he had stashed under his hamper. We discussed:What to do when you feel like your child is lying or hiding, but then sharesHow your child might be struggling with control and how to strategically return some control, particularly over food choicesHow to talk to a child who has been eating their low supplies and how to understand their needsJoin me on Friday, Aug. 18 at 9 am PST / 12 pm EST for, “Beyond the 504,” a free Zoom workshop. We will discuss the toolkit you need to build a successful partnership with your T1D kid's school. Sign up today!Stay tuned for our next episode of the Sweet Talk podcast! Like, subscribe, and share!Mentioned in this episode:Need help getting your kid the right snacks?That's why I've created the Sweet Talk Snack Course. It's a free mini-course to give you 6 snack sized lessons on making sure you're giving your kid the right foods to keep them nourished and their blood sugar in check. Get it at https://diabetessweettalk.com

Diabetes anniversaries! If you go onto Facebook, you'll see a lot of photos of kids with cakes celebrating this milestone. But not everyone wants to take that on. In fact, some people just feel like diabetes is a bummer, and not something they want to celebrate in any way. In this episode, fellow T1D mom Annie and I discuss a question from a listener who wrote asking whether she should have a dia-anniversary celebration for her daughter's first year with T1D. It was clear that she was hesitant to celebrate. Listen to hear more about:The difference between a celebration and a “marking” of a child's diabetes anniversaryCreative ideas to make your own ritual or explore different kinds of “celebrations” beyond cakeHow the date-of-diagnosis anniversary could be a time to reflect on the past year and its successes, especially noticing the good work your child has done to stay healthyBeing sensitive to the developmental needs of your children when it comes to dia-anniversaries Join me on Friday, Aug. 18 at 9 am PST / 12 pm EST for, “Beyond the 504,” a free Zoom workshop. We will discuss the toolkit you need to build a successful partnership with your T1D kid's school. Sign up today!Stay tuned for our next episode of the Sweet Talk podcast! Like, subscribe, and share!Mentioned in this episode:Need help getting your kid the right snacks?That's why I've created the Sweet Talk Snack Course. It's a free mini-course to give you 6 snack sized lessons on making sure you're giving your kid the right foods to keep them nourished and their blood sugar in check. Get it at https://diabetessweettalk.com

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