No sitting on the sideline dad podcast is a podcast about self-improvement, the journey of discovery, mental health, and overcoming challenges in being a parent. This show gets people talking about what matters most to them. We are all struggling with something, but we can learn from each other's experiences. If you're looking for real talk on topics that matter, this is the place for you!
Ever stare down a task you know you need to do… and still walk away from it? Yeah, me too. In this episode, I’m joined by psychotherapist Steven Melman to unpack what’s really going on when we procrastinate—and how we can start breaking the cycle.
We talk about the emotional side of procrastination, including fear of failure, perfectionism, and even the stories we carry from childhood. Steven shares practical tools and honest insight to help you move from stuck to steady—whether you're trying to finish a project, show up better for your family, or just get out of your own head.
If you've ever told yourself "I'll do it later," this episode is for you.
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Resources & Links:
🎓 Steven Melman’s Website: stevenmelmanpsychotherapist.com
📘 His Book: Guidance for New Clinicians in a Chaotic World Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online retailers
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What if the products you use every day—like your plastic containers, laundry detergent, or air fresheners—were quietly affecting your family’s health?
In this episode, I sit down with Tanya Harris, childhood cancer survivor and environmental toxin expert, to explore how to reduce hidden toxins in your home without feeling overwhelmed. From the kitchen to the laundry room, Tanya shares practical tips that any busy parent can start using right away.
You'll learn how simple swaps and small adjustments can help protect your family’s health—without needing to go completely toxin-free or “all natural” overnight.
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📋 Want to know which foods are worth buying organic? Tanya recommends using the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) Dirty Dozen & Clean 15 lists. You can find them at: https://www.ewg.org/foodnews
🌿 Learn more about Tanya’s work and grab her book at: https://slightlygreener.com
📌 Full show notes and episode resources: https://nosittingonthesideline.com/160
Whether you're just starting to clean up your home or you've been on this path for a while, this conversation will leave you feeling informed, empowered, and encouraged.
Disclaimer: The information shared in this episode is for educational and informational purposes only. It’s not intended as medical advice. Always do your research and consult with a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your health, diet, or lifestyle, especially when it comes to your family’s well-being.
What would you do if the doctors told you there’s nothing more they can do? Would you accept it, or would you start asking more questions?
In this episode of the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast, I sit down with William Hudson, cancer survivor and author of Death Can Wait. William shares his journey after being diagnosed with stage four cancer — and how choosing not to give up changed everything.
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👉 Learn more about William and his book Death Can Wait here: https://williamhudson.org Buy the book on Amazon
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⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode is for informational and inspirational purposes only. Neither I nor my guest is are medical professional. Always consult your doctor or healthcare provider before trying any treatments or approaches discussed here. Be your own best advocate.
If this episode connects with you, share it with someone who might need to hear this message of hope.”
Episode Summary: What if you could flip the script on bullying? In this episode, Joe sits down with longtime therapist and author Patricia Stahl, who’s helped thousands navigate the lasting effects of childhood bullying. They dig into one surprising strategy that stopped her son’s bully cold—spoiler: it involved a quarter.
But this episode is so much more than a clever parenting hack.
We’re talking about the real emotional scars bullying leaves behind—especially when they follow you into adulthood. Joe shares a raw, personal story from high school that’s equal parts intense and honest, while Patricia breaks down why bullies behave the way they do and how parents can empower their kids without making things worse.
If you’ve ever been bullied, watched your kid suffer, or wondered how bullying shapes us well into adulthood, this conversation is for you.
What You’ll Learn: * Why were so many adults with social anxiety bullied as kids * The 10 common reasons kids become bullies (it’s not just “bad parenting”) * How a simple quarter changed one boy’s life * The emotional toll bullying takes, including depression, school avoidance, and even rage * Practical techniques like “fogging” and fake-it-till-you-make-it confidence training * Why “confidence is kryptonite to bullies” (shout out to James Corden) * How celebrities like Taylor Swift, Shaq, and The Rock turned bullying into fuel for greatness * What every dad needs to do right now if their kid is being bullied
Don’t Miss: * Joe’s honest take on being bullied himself—and the day he snapped * The exact words Patricia taught her son to shut his bully down * How to roleplay with your kid to build emotional resilience * The hidden connection between bullying and people-pleasing in adulthood * Ways to help your child build social armor without becoming cold or distant
🛠 Parenting Takeaways: * The key difference between reacting and responding to bullying * What to say (and what not to say) when your child opens up * When to use humor, kindness, or firm boundaries with bullies * The one thing bullied kids must hear to reduce shame and boost self-worth
🧑💼 About the Guest: Patricia Stahl is a therapist with 40+ years of experience, specializing in social anxiety and childhood trauma. Her new book, From Loser to Legend, highlights how even the most successful celebrities were once bullied—and how they overcame it.
📘 Learn more at: fromlosertolegendbook.com 📬 Connect with Patricia: PatriciaDLStahl@gmail.com
🔗 Links & Resources: * 🎧 Listen to past episodes: nosittingonthesideline.com * 📩 Reach out to Joe: joe@nosittingonthesideline.com
🧭 Follow & Subscribe: If this episode hits home, make sure to subscribe and share it with another parent or friend who needs to hear it. Bullying doesn’t just “go away,” but with the right support, neither does healing.
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In Episode 157 of the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast, host Joe Foley sits down with author and mindset coach Deborah Mallow to talk about something we all face—but rarely slow down to deal with: burnout, negative thought patterns, and parenting under pressure.
Deborah shares her journey from being a top sales rep on the edge of burnout to creating a simple, effective framework for living with more intention and less overwhelm. Her book, Six Steps to Fewer Days That Suck, isn’t your typical self-help read—it’s packed with short reflections, mantras, and actionable steps that helped her—and now others—retrain their mindset and take back control of their days.
This conversation is a raw, honest, and hopeful look at how small changes can have a big impact—especially when stress starts to bleed into parenting and everyday life.
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One of Deborah’s key takeaways: “Nothing is going to change… unless I change.”
Listeners can learn more about Deborah’s work—and grab her free downloadable worksheets on happiness and motivation—by visiting TheDailyDecisions.com/inspire. Her book is also available on Amazon in ebook, paperback, and hardcover.
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If this episode resonates, listeners are encouraged to subscribe, leave a review, and share the episode with someone who might need it.
In this powerful episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, Joe sits down with David C., an engineer, author, and big-picture thinker who’s spent decades studying the trends that could shape (or endanger) our future. David doesn't just warn us about climate change — he connects the dots between three mega threats: climate crisis, unregulated AI, and our growing human division.
Joe and David dive into real talk about:
With stories from Maine’s lobster fishermen to Europe’s AI regulations, this episode pulls no punches but leaves you with hope — and actions you can take today.
Joe and David ask the hard questions:
Are we prepared to protect our kids from a future run by machines and scorched by rising temperatures?
Stay tuned until the end for David’s list of practical actions parents and families can do right now to fight back against these mega-trends.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ Why climate change is more than just a "trend" — and how overlapping natural cycles are being accelerated by human actions. ✅ How AI could slip from helper to ruler if left unregulated. ✅ Why human cooperation (or lack of it) is just as dangerous as climate change or AI run wild. ✅ Practical, everyday actions you can take as a parent, community member, and citizen. ✅ How to challenge your elected officials about AI and climate policies (without needing to be an expert).
Guest Spotlight: David C., author of The Entity series, engineer, and passionate advocate for proactive solutions to humanity’s biggest threats. David’s sci-fi series isn’t just fiction — it’s a chilling roadmap of what could happen if we stay divided and complacent. Learn more about his books and mission at: www.theentity.us
Books by David C.: 📖 Earth’s Exit: Hope 2147 📖 Earth’s Exit: Desperation 2647 📖 Earth’s Exit: Extinction 3147 (Available on Amazon & Atmosphere Press)
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Action Steps You Can Take: 🌱 Plant trees with your kids. 💡 Switch to LED lighting to save energy. 🗳️ Ask your local elected officials about their policy on AI and climate action. 🧩 Start family conversations about AI ethics and climate responsibility. 📚 Get your kids involved in school projects about future technologies and environmental stewardship. 🤝 Support organizations working for peace, wildlife protection, and humanitarian aid.
Connect with David C.: Website: www.theentity.us Publisher: Atmosphere Press Books: Available on Amazon
Connect with Joe & the Podcast: 🎙️ Website: www.nosittingonthesideline.com 🎧 Find this episode at: www.nosittingonthesideline.com/episode156
Join the Conversation: What future are we leaving for our kids? Are you hopeful or concerned? Share your thoughts and stories with Joe at the link above — we’d love to hear from you!
In this episode of the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast,I sit down with the author, positivity coach, and dog lover Jean Alfieri to explore the simple yet powerful practice of gratitude.
From daily journaling habits to dinnertime conversations with family, Jean shares her insights on how focusing on what you’re thankful for can transform your day — even during life’s toughest moments.
They also dive into how small acts of appreciation can shift workplace culture, spark better communication at home, and help us all stay grounded in a fast-paced world. Plus, you’ll hear some heartwarming stories about rescue dogs (yes, including Ziggy the Pug!) and the surprising life lessons our pets teach us about joy, resilience, and connection.
Whether you're a busy parent, looking for simple ways to add positivity to your day, or just love a good conversation about life and gratitude, this episode is for you.
🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: * How practicing daily gratitude can reshape your mindset * The role of journaling in managing stress and improving mental health * Simple family traditions that build connection and open communication * How to use gratitude in the workplace to boost morale and teamwork * What our pets can teach us about resilience, play, and unconditional love
💡 Links & Resources: * Connect with Jean Alfieri: dogauthor.com * Find Jean's books on Amazon: Jean Alfieri Amazon Page * Full episode notes and more: No Sitting on the Sideline Dad Podcast
📣 Listener Question of the Week: What’s one thing you’re grateful for today? Send me your answer at nosittingonthesideline.com or message me on your favorite social platform!
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Episode154: Facing Your Demons and Chasing Your Dreams with Jack Cohen
Are your fears holding you back more than you realize? In this powerful episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, I sit down with Jack Cohen — entrepreneur, author, and believer in the power of self-investment — to unpack the hidden fears and family patterns that keep so many of us stuck.
Jack shares stories about facing his self-doubt, battling imposter syndrome, and building what he calls his "utility belt" of frameworks for personal growth and freedom. We talk about the weight of expectations, the power of changing your mindset, and why life feels less like a ladder and more like a jungle gym.
If you’ve ever wrestled with fear of failure, felt trapped by other people’s expectations, or just wanted permission to dream bigger, this conversation is for you.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Guest Links: 🔗 Visit Jack Cohen at darkknightventures.net
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Remember: Hug your kids, tell 'em you love 'em, take care of yourself, and God bless. See ya!
In this episode, I sit down with Mitch Francis, a successful businessman and problem solver, to discuss his bold, nonpartisan solutions for some of society's biggest challenges. From gun violence to climate change, Mitch outlines how his 40+ years of business experience have shaped his perspective on tackling major issues. We explore key topics from his book, Badass Solutions, including actionable ideas to address the rising sea levels, education reform.
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Guest Bio: Mitch Francis is a seasoned businessman and author with over four decades of experience in real estate development and managing publicly traded companies. His book, Badass Solutions, offers audacious, practical ideas to solve some of the world’s most pressing issues.
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In this episode, we explore the profound meaning of relationships and their impact on our lives. From family and friends to professional and romantic bonds, relationships shape our emotional well-being, growth, and happiness. Dive into the keys to building meaningful connections, overcoming challenges, and sustaining healthy bonds. We'll also discuss the role of technology, cultural perspectives, and the importance of self-awareness in creating strong and authentic relationships.
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Call to Action: If you found value in this episode, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone you care about. Relationships are the cornerstone of life—let’s nurture them together.
In this episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, host Joe Foley dives into how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming parenting. From managing busy schedules to supporting your child’s education and ensuring their safety, we cover the top 10 practical ways AI tools can simplify daily life and support your child's development. Whether you’re juggling work, school drop-offs, or just trying to catch a breath, these AI-driven solutions could be the game-changer you didn’t know you needed.
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AI is no longer just tech talk—it’s here to support you and make parenting a bit easier. Don’t miss this deep dive into how you can leverage AI to focus more on what matters most: quality time with your kids.
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Free Resource Guide: Your Ultimate AI Parenting Resource Guide!
Have you ever wondered if the clutter in your home could be worth something? Join me as I chat with Aaron LaPedis, author of How to Become a Garage Sale Millionaire, who has turned garage sales into a lucrative side hustle. Aaron shares his journey from hosting his first garage sale as a child to becoming a self-made millionaire through buying and selling items. From tips on finding hidden treasures to using online marketplaces, Aaron provides a roadmap for turning unwanted items into cash. Whether you’re looking to clear out your attic or start a new side hustle, this episode will help you find value in the things you thought were worthless.
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About Aaron LaPedis: Aaron LaPedis is a renowned garage sale expert, author, and host of The Garage Sale Millionaire on PBS. He has over 20 years of experience buying and selling collectibles, antiques, and everyday items. Aaron’s expertise has turned the art of garage sales into a profitable business model, inspiring thousands to start their own ventures. In addition to How to Become a Garage Sale Millionaire, Aaron has also authored a children’s book series that celebrates differences and the power of self-acceptance.
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Imagine a world where dangerous drugs are just a click away from our children. Today’s guest, Carla Douglin, founder and CEO of SafeNet Solution Initiative, joins us to discuss the harsh realities of the opiate crisis and how parents can proactively protect their children. In this robust conversation, Carla shares her personal journey as a mother, her insights on the accessibility of drugs in today’s world, and practical advice on talking to kids about substance abuse.
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Carla’s dedication to spreading awareness and educating parents is inspiring. Listen in as she shares strategies every parent needs to hear.
Key Takeaways: - Understand how accessible dangerous substances are to our children. - Learn strategies to have open and honest conversations with your kids. - Discover the critical importance of tools like Naloxone. - Gain insights on teaching your children to navigate peer pressure effectively. - Get valuable resources from the SafeNet Solution Initiative on how to approach these challenging topics.
Resources Mentioned: - SafeNet Solution Initiative Website – Explore more resources and get in touch with Carla’s organization. - Follow SafeNet Solution Initiative on Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Connect with Carla Douglin: - Website: snsifoundation.org - Social Media: @SNSIFoundation on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn
Thank you for tuning in! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe for more episodes designed to inspire and inform. Stay safe, stay aware, and let’s navigate these tricky parenting waters together.
Have you ever looked at another parent and thought they have it all together while you're just faking it? You’re not alone. In this episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, we dive deep into the world of imposter syndrome, mainly how it affects parents. We explore why these feelings of inadequacy creep in and, more importantly, how to overcome them.
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Whether you're a new parent feeling lost or a seasoned one doubting your abilities, this episode is for you. Remember, you’re doing your best, and that’s more than enough.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re not good enough, stick around. You won’t want to miss this episode. Let’s tackle imposter syndrome together and remind ourselves that we are more than enough.
Call to Action: If you found this episode helpful, please share it with a friend, leave a review, and join our community at nosittingonthesideline.com. Remember, you've got this!
In this episode of the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast, host Joe Foley sits down with Dr. Shaan Patel, a serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, and founder of Prep Expert. Shaan’s inspiring journey, from starting a business with just $900 in his dorm room to securing a deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank, is a testament to the power of perseverance, education, and entrepreneurship.
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Final Thoughts: Creating a vision for your child's future can help them see the possibilities ahead. By fostering internal motivation, parents can guide their children toward success in both academics and life.
Subscribe and Leave a Review: If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast and leave a review. Your support helps us continue to bring you inspiring and insightful content!
In this episode of the "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" podcast, we venture into the mystical and profound with June Edward, a celebrated psychic medium and relationship guru. June shares her unique journey, from discovering her psychic abilities to navigating the complexities of relationships and energy.
We dive deep into the nature of energy and how understanding it can transform your personal life and relationships. June explains the concept of energy frequency and how it impacts everything from personal growth to the connections we share with others.
Listeners will hear about June's near-death experience and how it shaped her perspective on life, death, and the spiritual realm. She also offers valuable insights into the different types of relationships—karmic, soulmate, and twin flame—and how energy plays a crucial role in each.
This episode is not just about exploring psychic abilities; it's about understanding how to apply these principles in everyday life. Whether you're curious about the spiritual world or looking to improve your relationships, this conversation with June Edward will provide you with the tools and knowledge to elevate your life.
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Call to Action: If you’re intrigued by the concepts discussed in this episode and want to learn more about how energy influences your life and relationships, be sure to visit June’s website. Don’t forget to check out her free webinar and consider signing up for a consultation to see if her Relationship Mastery Program is right for you.
In this episode of "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad," Joe talks with Dr. Gary Sprouse, a primary care doctor with over 38 years of experience and author of "Highway to Happy Place: A Roadmap to Less Stress." Dr. Sprouse shares his unique insights on managing stress through realistic optimism, understanding our stressors, and compartmentalizing our challenges. From humorous anecdotes about dressing up as Prince for karaoke to serious discussions on guilt and stress-induced health issues, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories. Discover how to navigate your stress, find your happy place, and improve your overall well-being.
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In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Dr. Sarah Michaud, a clinical psychologist with a profound understanding of addiction and codependency. Dr. Michaud shares her personal journey of overcoming addiction and how it led to her life's work in helping others break free from codependent relationships. Her book, Co Crazy, offers heartfelt stories and practical steps toward recovery. We dive deep into the roots of codependency, the role of fear in our lives, and how to reclaim our voice and live authentically. Whether you're struggling with relationships, feeling stuck, or seeking to reclaim your life, Dr. Michaud's insights promise to bring both enlightenment and healing.
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Introduction
Personal Journey
Understanding Codependency
Practical Steps Towards Recovery
Parenting and Codependency
Overcoming Denial and Building Resilience
Support Systems and Final Thoughts
Conclusion
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Join us on "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" as we delve into a vital issue impacting our society—fatherlessness. We’re joined by Philip Blackett, who not only shares his personal journey of growing up without a father but also his commitment to being an active and present father today. Philip provides a unique blend of insights and solutions as an author and community leader. We’ll discuss his book, "Disagree without Disrespect: How to Respectfully Debate with Those Who Think, Believe, and Vote Differently from You," which explores the power of respectful dialogue in healing and strengthening families and communities.
What You’ll Learn: - The societal impact of fatherless homes and the importance of father figures. - Strategies from Philip’s book on fostering understanding and respect in conversations. - How communities can support father involvement to benefit children and society.
Links to Connect: - Learn more about Philip and his work at Philip Blackett’s Website - Find "Disagree without Disrespect" on Amazon
Tune in and be inspired to make a difference in your community by understanding and addressing the challenges of fatherlessness.
In this engaging episode of the "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" podcast, host Joe invites Marjory Wildcraft, founder of the Grove Network, to explore the essential skills of wartime homefront resilience. They delve into how skills such as gardening, food preservation, and resource management—historically honed during challenging times—are not only fascinating but also incredibly pertinent today. These skills contribute to sustainable, self-sufficient living, offering practical advice for those aiming to lead more resilient lifestyles.
Marjorie's expertise illuminates the relevance of these age-old practices, emphasizing their importance in today's global challenges, including food security and community support. The conversation is not just a lesson in history but a call to action for proactive and prepared living in modern times.
Additionally, Joe highlights an exciting opportunity for listeners to further their knowledge and skills through the "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills Masterclass." This free streaming event, occurring on April 27th and 28th, is a 10-part series packed with actionable insights into food production, preservation, and community resilience.
For those interested in participating or learning more about the masterclass, visit Dad Grows Food for more details and access a wealth of resources to empower individuals and families to thrive in any circumstance.
Upcoming Masterclass Promotion Don’t miss the "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills Masterclass" this weekend! Dive deep into skills that could significantly enhance your and your family's resilience during times of crisis. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn from seasoned experts through a comprehensive, engaging, and free online event. Tune in to better understand and implement strategies for sustainable living and community strengthening.
Mark your calendars for this not-to-be-missed event, streaming on April 27th and 28th. Register now at Dad Grows Food to secure your spot!
No Sitting on the Sideline Dad Podcast: Navigating Technology with Your Kids
Insights on Technology Addiction: - Gain insights into the effects of technology addiction on children.
Introducing Reset Summer Camp - Learn about the camp's unique blend of summer enjoyment, digital detox, and essential life skills.
Parenting in the Digital Era: - Uncover valuable advice for parents on managing screen time effectively.
Key Takeaways for Listeners: - Real-life narratives of families tackling tech addiction challenges.
Additional Resources and Links: - Explore Reset Summer Camp: Visit Here
Michael emphasizes the importance of sleep and tech-free bedrooms in empowering children to thrive both online and offline.
Engage with Us: We welcome your feedback! Share your insights, anecdotes, and queries on managing technology within your family.
Join us as we dive into the challenges of holiday eating and sustainable weight management with Dave Greenwalt, founder of Lean Lifestyle University. In this episode, we unravel the psychology behind food choices, debunk common diet myths, and discuss strategies for maintaining a healthy lifestyle amidst the temptations of the holiday season. Dave brings his expertise on emotional eating, the impact of processed foods, and offers practical tips for a balanced diet. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that could change the way you think about food and fitness.
Guest: Dr. Raymond Wiggins, oral and maxillofacial surgeon with extensive knowledge on the effects of marijuana on health and society.
Episode Overview: Join us as we explore the often-overlooked aspects of marijuana use with Dr. Wiggins. From personal stories to professional insights, we delve into the mental health risks, addiction potential, and societal consequences of marijuana.
Key Topics Discussed: - Personal and Professional Observations of Marijuana Use - The Link Between Marijuana and Mental Health Issues - Debunking the Non-Addictive Myth of Marijuana - Marijuana's Role as a Gateway Drug - Societal and Health Risks Associated with Marijuana Use - Special Insights: Dr. Wiggins shares his unique perspective, combining medical expertise with personal experiences, offering a nuanced view of marijuana's impact.
Dr. Wiggins' Website: Visit Dr. Wiggins' website for more information and resources on marijuana's health implications- www.drwiggins.com
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Hey there, welcome to our latest episode called 'Harmony in the Holidays: Embracing Elemental Personalities.' We're going to sit down with Dr. Vicki Matthews, an expert in the Five Elements from Chinese medicine. In this fascinating discussion, Dr. Matthews will dive into the intriguing world of elemental personality types – water, wood, fire, earth, and metal – and how they can affect family dynamics, especially during the festive season. You'll discover how recognizing and embracing these different personality traits can lead to more harmonious and enjoyable holiday gatherings. Whether you're dealing with tricky family interactions or simply want a deeper understanding of your festive celebrations, this episode is jam-packed with insights, practical tips, and a fresh perspective on family relationships. So get ready for a journey of self-discovery and interpersonal connection that'll transform your holiday experiences! Can't wait to have you tune in!
In this captivating episode, we have the privilege of hosting John Suzuki, the renowned author of 'American Grit.' Suzuki uncovers the lesser-known yet profoundly significant narratives of Japanese American soldiers during WWII. His book showcases their courage, challenges, and unwavering spirit in the face of formidable adversities. This dialogue offers profound insights into a pivotal chapter of American history, illuminating themes of patriotism, identity, and resilience. Join us on this enriching and thought-provoking journey into a past that continues to influence our present..
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Join me in this inspiring episode as we sit down with Gene Pranger, the innovative mind behind the 'Do Something Wonderful Protocol.' Dive deep into the heart of kindness and positivity as Gene shares his journey of creating a protocol that's changing lives by fostering a culture of compassion and self-care. You'll hear personal stories, explore the benefits of the protocol, and learn how simple acts of kindness can ripple through communities. Whether you're looking to uplift yourself or spread joy to others, this episode is a treasure trove of inspiration. For more on Gene's work,
visit DoSomethingWonderful.com. Tune in and be a part of the wonderful change!"
Join Joe, on this exhilarating episode of the 'No Sitting on the Sideline Dad Podcast' where he chats with the awe-inspiring Jenn Drummond. Jenn, a mom who redefines the limits of possibility, shares her captivating journey from recovering from a severe car crash to scaling the majestic heights of Mount Everest.
In this episode, you'll dive deep into Jenn's incredible story of resilience, determination, and the power of a never-give-up attitude. Discover how she transformed a life-altering accident into a springboard for some of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of her life.
Highlights of this episode include: - Jenn's personal recount of her car accident and initial recovery process. - The mental and physical challenges she faced while training for Everest. - Her inspiring message to parents and individuals facing their own mountains.
Useful Links: - Jenn Drummond'sWebsite https://www.jenndrummond.com
-Seek Your Summit Podcast
Don't miss out on this uplifting and motivational episode that's sure to leave you inspired to tackle your own Everest, whatever that may be. Tune in now and be a part of Jenn's extraordinary journey!
In this deeply personal episode, we take a moment to honor the life and legacy of the late Jimmy Buffett, a musical legend who transcended the stage to impact lives in immeasurable ways. From 'Margaritaville' to 'One Particular Harbor,' Buffett's music was more than just tunes—it was an anthem for those seeking solace, joy, and a slice of the good life. We explore how Buffett's 'One Particular Harbor' has not only influenced music but also became a soundtrack for life's special moments. Tune in as we journey through the song's impact and how it mirrors Buffett's larger-than-life legacy."
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Join Joe in this insightful episode as he chats with Dr. Thomas Hemingway, unraveling the complexities of sleep. With a unique blend of personal experience and professional acumen, Hemingway shares invaluable insights into this essential aspect of human life.
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About Thomas Hemingway: A seasoned medical professional passionate about sleep science, Thomas Hemingway candidly discusses his experiences in both his personal life and medical training. His insights provide a fresh perspective on the necessity of quality sleep and its impact on our daily lives.
Tune in and Discover:
Don't miss out on this compelling conversation that delves into a subject relevant to everyone. Whether you're a night owl or someone striving for that elusive eight-hour rest, this episode is a must-have!
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In this insightful podcast episode, Joe interviews Dr. Conner, a performance expert who delves into the psychological aspects of performing at your best. The conversation opens with an exploration of the human mind, emphasizing the importance of practice and self-confidence in handling pressure and stress.
As the conversation moves forward, Joe and Dr. Conner discuss the mental aspects of sports such as golf, focusing on relaxation, visualization, and the impact of stress on performance. Dr. Conner shares anecdotes and research from his book, "The Gym Upstairs," and offers insights into the lives of professional athletes like Tiger Woods.
The interview also touches on the digital age's influence on young people and the importance of character-driven values over materialistic pursuits. It wraps up with Dr. Conner's encouragement for listeners to reach out, even if it's just for guidance or advice, and the details of how to connect with him.
Listeners will leave this episode feeling inspired and equipped with practical strategies to enhance their mental focus and achieve their highest potential.
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In this episode of the "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" podcast, we welcome Douglas Mulhall, a seasoned expert in the field of Environmental Health. With over 30 years of experience, Mulhall shares his unique insights into how our environment impacts our health and how our health, in turn, impacts the environment.
One of the key topics we delve into is the issue of antimicrobial resistance, a significant environmental health concern. Mulhall explains how the overuse of drugs in humans and animals has led to microbes and viruses becoming resistant to therapies, posing a serious threat to global health.
Inspired by his father's death from heart disease, Mulhall has developed a keen interest in the role of inflammation in heart disease. He sheds light on the function of elastin, a crucial protein in the human body that degrades over time and is not replaced, leading to an inflammatory response in the body.
We also discuss the potential of new therapies to repair elastin, which could potentially reverse heart disease. While these therapies are still in the experimental stage, they hold promise for the future of heart disease treatment.
Mulhall recommends a couple of tests that can be done to detect early signs of heart disease: the Carotid Intima-Media Thickness Test (CIMT) and the Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC) score. He also mentions a nutraceutical product called Nano BacTX, which has been on the market for 20 years and has been endorsed by several high-level cardiologists.
Finally, we explore the benefits of a plant-based diet as a way to reduce inflammation in the body and potentially reverse heart disease. This episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in health and wellness.
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Welcome to the latest episode of the 'No Sitting on the Sideline Dad' podcast, In this episode, I'm sitting down with licensed marriage and family psychotherapist, Gavin Frye . He's not only a renowned therapist but also the author of 'The Real You, Leading From Your Authentic Self.'
Gavin will guide us through an insightful discussion about authenticity, its intricate relation with trauma, and the undeniable importance of vulnerability in our lives. What makes this episode even more special is that he'll be addressing the unique challenge of maintaining authenticity while being a dad and a parent. Expect to hear some of his personal experiences that have significantly shaped his approach.
This episode is packed with valuable takeaways for anyone interested in personal growth, self-understanding, and of course, parenthood. So, whether you're well into your fatherhood journey, parenting journey or just stepping onto the path, join us as we explore the realms of authenticity and vulnerability with Gavin Frye. Tune in and prepare for a conversation that promises to be as enlightening as it is engaging.
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In this episode, Dr. Noah St. John, the father of Afformations and a Mental Health Coach of the Stars, shares his story of growing up in poverty and his journey to success. He discusses his discovery of his life purpose and the development of his new method, "Afformations." Unlike traditional affirmations, Afformations are questions that prompt the brain to search for answers, leading to more effective personal development. Dr. St. John has published 18 books, including "Millionaire Afformations," and has helped people add billions to their businesses while regaining control of their lives.
Jody Wellman, a positive psychology practitioner, embarks on a mission to prevent the pangs of regret by encouraging people to live a life worth living, causing them to confront the absurdity of life's finite nature and reverse engineer a life of delight. "Let's go all the way to the end and then say, hey, how do I want to be remembered? What's my legacy? Or how, again, would I feel really proud that I lived a life that makes me feel like I was alive, that I showed up as a good parent if that's applicable? And so then that does allow us to work backward and then kind of reverse engineer a life that makes us feel delighted." Jody Wellman is a recurring corporate executive with and master's in positive psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. She dedicates her life to helping others find happiness and fulfillment through her Creative 4000 Mondays program. Jody Wellman was driven to learn about living a life worth living. After pondering the concept of temporal scarcity, she came to realize that on average, humans have only 4000 weeks to make an impact. This realization shook her and she began to focus on widening and deepening her life in order to be fully alive. She became conscious of her routines and started to challenge herself with new experiences. Through this, she learned to make the most of her time, no matter how small the moments were. Ultimately, Jody was determined to make sure she wouldn't have any pangs of regret at the end of her life. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How to create a life worth living 2. The dangers of autopilot and how to break out of it 3. How to widen and deepen your life for greater aliveness and purpose. Resources: To find out more about Jody Wellman and 4000 Mondays go to: fourthousandmondays.com Other episodes you'll enjoy: [Insert 3 past episodes with links] Connect with me: Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: nosittingonthesideline.com
Today on the podcast it's all about python hunting in the Florida Everglades. It is a race against time to save wildlife. The python population has exploded in recent years, and they are now encroaching on the habitat of endangered species and other animals. Hunting these snakes is the only way to control their population growth. Amy Siewe the python huntress, shares her journey of being a real estate agent to hunting python in Florida www.pythonhuntress.com flpythonchallenge.org
In this podcast episode, my conversation with Michele Blood, author of the book The Magic of Affirmation power. Michele teaches how to use affirmations for success and make the most of your life.
Michele used the power of affirmation to overcome tragic car accidents. She even created tape with music to help strengthen her mind to overcome her accident.
Affirmations can help with confidence, self-worth, relationships with others, or even money problems, so they're compelling if used correctly. You'll find out what affirmations are all about and why they work so well when done correctly. So let's get started on changing your life today!
In this episode of the no sitting on the sideline dad podcast, I talked with Dr. Robert Saul. Dr. Robert Saul has been a practicing pediatrician for over 44 years and the author of the book "Conscious Parenting: Using the Parental Awareness Threshold." In this episode, he tells us all about conscious parenting and how it can benefit you both as a parent and your child. We also talk about the importance of forgiveness. * Purchase Dr. Robert Saul's book Conscious Parenting: using-the-parental-awareness-threshold * Tuesdays with Morrie * mychildrenschildren.com
Today's interview is with Jason Earle from gotmold.com. The average person spends 90% of their time indoors, so it's essential to know your indoor air quality. This episode is all about how important indoor air quality is and how it affects your health. Also, the stubborn thing is called mold. Sometimes it's overlooked and can cause some health issues if not taken care of properly by an expert like Jason Earle from gotmold.com Jason has been one of the leading mold detectives with great tips on what you should be looking out for; to keep your home healthy! If you think you have a mold problem or poor air quality issue, contact Jason today!
What we use daily could be harmful. In this episode of the no sitting on the sideline, dad, I will talk with R Blank, CEO of SHIELD YOUR BODY. He will explain how EMF or electromagnetic frequencies from our cellphones, microwaves, wireless speakers, and more impact our health without us even realizing it. www.shieldyourbody.com
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In this episode of the podcast My Guest Dr. Debra Matthew America's happy hormone doctor. We talk about the cause of hormones being imbalanced, how important a role of Vitamin D plays in your body. Also, a big player in the imbalance in our body is stress and how it affects our body.
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In this episode it all about the importance of a father in the family and the children life with my guest Brent Dowlen the host of The Fallible Man Podcast. We talk about the consequences of the father not being there. How important it is putting your spouse first and its ok for self care.
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In this episode of the No Sitting On the Sideline Dad. My guest David Combs the creator of the song Rachel's song. Dave has written over 110 songs and recorded 14 albums of soft, soothing, and relaxing instrumental music. Rachel's song has touched many people and change David's life. We talk about how important is to live your dreams.
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In this episode of the No Sitting On The Sideline Dad it all bout Halloween with my guest Katherine Kise Board-certified health and wellness coach. We talk about growing up with food allergies and what it was like during Halloween. She share some ideas about Halloween for kids with Food allergies. Katherine is also the author of the KIDS book Katie Can't Eat Nuts. Book about young girl journey navigating life with food allergies and trying to fit in.
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In this episode my interview with Jim Critter from ww.intentionallivingfp.com. Jim is a Certified Financial Planner CEO of Intentional Living FP. His job is to help people live their lives the way they all wanted to live. I learned a lot from this interview. Money is a tool just like a hammer. It's a tool to help you to the outcome you want. We talk about how important goals, values are and how important is the word why matters in everything we do. Also, how life script from childhood holds us back from living the life we really wanted.
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Today on the podcast my Teresa Harlow Author of the book Combative to Collaborative The Co-parenting code. We talk about the issue that come up in Co-parenting. Divorces is not easy and sometimes it can be very traumatic. Both parents can make decision to work together in the best interest of the the children. Parenting still needs to be done after the marriage has end. Teresa book there is lot of help advice and tips to make co-parenting easier.
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Today on the No Sitting on The Sideline Dad Podcast it all about developing positive self talk and over coming negative self talk. Also, building confidence in our kids with my guest Breanne Smedley. Breanne is a female athlete confidence coach and one of the host of the Podcast of the The Elite Competitor Podcast for Moms And Coaches.
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Today on the podcast my guest Ken Honda best selling self-development author in Japan. His book sold over 8 million copies. In this interveiw we talk about his book Happy Money The Japanese Art Of Making Peace with Your Money. Ken has been business consultant and investor. In his books he talk about self help and money.
If this episode we talk about can money be happy. Setting example for young children saving money and giving back
Today on the podcast My guest Ellen Stilwell a registered nurse certified in hospice and palliative care. While raising her two boys, she volunteered as part of the hospice team with Metropolitan Jewish Health System. Ellen is working with patients and families at home, the heart of hospice. She is also trained as a death doula by a Buddhist Monk. Ellen is on the faculty at Adelphi University in Garden City, New York, teaching Caring for the Patient Nearing End of Life.
It was interesting conversation about end of life care and the journey we all go through. Ellen talks about Hospices can be very beneficial for families and patients who are going the very challenging time and difficult time. For someone who had loves ones pass on I really appreciate the kindness and care for my mom and grandmother that Hospice provided. Ellen made me think when she said something about actively listening. Appreciate your family and close friends.
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Today on the podcast my interview Noble Gibbens former West Point Grad, Army ranger, veteran. Also, Business coach, entrepreneur, certified emotional intelligence practitioner , podcaster, home school Dad and father and husband. funny when you looking at him with all his tattoos and beard. You seem to wonder what does he know about emotional Intelligence. We all have emotional origin stories. We also talk about deal with people who have no boundaries. This is a longer episode, but our conversation was really good and helpful. Also, my little disclaimer about anyone who is deal with depression and emotional trauma please seek professional help. If you need help seek out its important !!! Nobble is a certified emotional intelligence practitioner in Eq ( emotional intelligence) and we have a great conversation and Nobles share lot of good information about EQ and being a parent
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Today on the podcast my guest Dr. Trevor Blattner author of the book refining the top 1% the seven behaviors that drives Shepherd leadership. In this episode we talk about leadership, limiting beliefs, overcoming anxiety, self-awareness, take care of your mental health is important as a leader and a parent. Also, it's good to know your strengths. Dr. Trevor is leadership coach and speaker.
In this episode my guest Jonathan Yatsky and we talk how to avoid communication pitfalls. Jonathan is a relationship expert coach and therapist. We discussed how to have better communication. How Board games can actually help with better communication. Also the really cool game to help bring spontaneity back into relationship. The game is actually kind of cool that'll help you make a decision on what you want for dinner or where you going to go. I know that is one of the toughest decisions in the relationship is what you want for dinner! It was also fun to talk about wish everyday was pajama day.
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On this episode of the podcast My guest Tim Shurr Author of the Book "One Belief Away". We talk about how important the words we use and how important it is to believe in our self. Negative Self talk can big damaging to your beliefs and we need to retrain our brain.
Dr. Erica Steele, a holistic family medicine doctor and mental health specialist talks about the importance of emotional well-being in men and women on today's podcast episode. Dr. Steele shares her personal story through dealing with emotions from having someone close to you who struggles with their own, as well as overcoming challenges herself; which is where she got this passion for providing better care.
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Today on the podcast my my guest Rebecah Freeling from Wits Parenting. We talk about how to deal with strong will kids and positive parenting. Also, natural consequences and setting up boundaries for kids and Parents. Rebecah is family coach and help kids and parents communicate and have better understand.
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Today on the podcast my guest Prisha Hedau Author of the book PANDEMIC 2020: A 9 Year Old's Perspective. Prisha was a great guest and inspiration to kids her age. We talk about the process of writing the book and what it was like for 9 year girl during the Pandemic. Prisha shares some way to keep your online school desk organized and some healthy habits. Here parent must be be very proud of her.
Today on the podcast, my guest Susan Groner found of Parenting mentor. We talk about teaching life skills, consequences, communication ,love and empathy awareness. Plus we touch base on rules and respect. Susan is also author of the book "Parenting with Sanity and Joy." This was a fun conversation.
Have you ever wanted to do something but life got in the way? Maybe it was a job, or school, or family. You may have even given up on your dreams because of what other people thought. But that doesn't mean you should give up on them! Robert Miller shares his story and some helpful advice for how to live out your dreams.
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Today on the podcast my guest Rich Redmond author the Book C.R.A.S.H. Courses For Success. We talk about how important attitude and relationship in personal and professional life. Rich talks about his book and what C.R.A.S.H. stands for. Rich been part of Jason Aldean band as drummer traveling the world performing. Also, author speaker, actor and podcast host of the Rich Redmond . The Rich Redmond show is a great podcast to listen too you should check out the podcast.
Today on the podcast my interview with Steve McChesney author of the book Rearranging; Change How You market to an Ever Changing World. Steve is father of 3 daughter. Steve is also Vietnam Vet. He also done many different thing in his life from being dad, professional hypnotist, Author, speaker, motivator, and Hollywood stuntman. In the interview I ask him if he every used hypnosis on his daughter to do their chores. I thought would be a fun way to get his kids to do what there ask to do. Steve share life in Hollywood and how he snuck in to the movie studio next to his school. I had really enjoy they conversation with Steve and all his stories.
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Today guest Chester Santos The International man of memory and US Memory champion. We talk a lot about memory and some tips and trick to become better at remembering different information. Also, in this interview, there is a memory challenge that Chester does with me. I would really like to hear how you did in the challenge. Do you think Exercising your brain is just as important as exercising your body? * www.internationalmanofmemory.com * www.memoryschool.net * Instant Memory Training For Success: Practical Techniques for a Sharper Mind
In this episode of the podcast, it's all about being open to new possibilities with my guest Marilyn Anderson author of the book " How to Live like Millionaire when you're a million Short. Marilyn shares some useful tips on how to go on vacation almost free and maybe find some money you may never knew you had. We also talk about some ways you can take advantage of some free online courses to improve yourself during the pandemic.
This episode of the podcast is all about a misconception about eating right with my guest Jennifer Trepeck health wellness coach and host of Salad with a side of fries podcast
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In this episode of the podcast is all about grief and dealing with it. Grief can come from the loss of a parent or a love one. Also, grief can come from the loss of a job or marriage through a divorce. My Guest today is Marcia Earhart co-founder of The Sterling rose Sanctuary. Marcia is a Life/Grief/Trauma Coach. Marcia helps families and individuals on their journey in dealing with grief.
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In this episode of the podcast my guest Mark Timm co-author the book Mentor to Millions. Mark wrote the book with his friend Kevin Harrington one of the original shark tank sharks. We discuss many things like parenting, family meeting, how important is to have a mentor. When Mark was younger he had a chance to work with Zig Zigalar and Zigalar was Mark's mentor. The most important thing we discussed was the importance of relationships. The most valuable relationship you ever have in this world is your family.
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of meeting the Mayor of Insurance Town Podcast Heath Shearon. We talk about what like working from home during this pandemic and sticking to a schedule and being more intentional you time, The importance of putting your family first before work. Also, setting an example for his three children. We also talk about having a creative outlet as a parent. Also, the importance of being a dad.
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Today on the podcast my guest Lady J. Lady J is a mother, Author, Youth/Family Mentor, Motivational Speaker, Life Transformation & Business Coach, Media Personality, Serial Entrepreneur, and Community Leader. Lady J is someone who overcame the impossible to make it possible. she had to overcome molestation, domestic violence, rape, abandonment, divorce, homelessness, multiple suicide attempts, addiction, depression, a fatal brain aneurysm. she overcame a lot of things that life threw at her and succeed in doing it
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In this episode, it's all about finding meaning and purpose in life with my guest Susannah Healy. Susannah is the author of the book The Seven Day Soul 'Finding Meaning Beneath the Noise. Susannah shares some insights into finding meaning in everyday things
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Traveling down the road; living on a RV with my guest Jennie Edwards author of Bumping Down highways, we talk about in and outs of RV lifestyle. The most important topic is life now not waiting for someday because that day will never come!
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On Today episode My guest Brian Penso Author of the book Who are you and why The Evolution of you. This was a live recording of the podcast.
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Today on the podcast my guest Demetrios Angelis author of the book: The Ottawa way viral outbreak in Canada capital. In this episode, we talk about what it's like being separated from your children, domestic abuse, and being wrongly accused of something He did not do. LINKS:
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This episode is all about the deal with stress and dealing with the stress of being a parent. Dr. Marvin Marshall shares ideas to deal with the stress of being a parent, Also, how to deal with our emotions during stressful times. We talk about the power of choice and never assume things
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Today on the podcast my guest Deb Colameta author the book Best Offer, Best Life!: Deb’s Quick-Start Guide to Creating Wealth through Online Yard Sales. We talk about removing clutter and making some extra money from selling stuff online. Deb shares some great tips on how to get kids involved. Clean up clutter and making extra money for the family can go along way.
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Today on the podcast my guest George Caylor Author of the book Surviving Georgie. We talk about growing up on a farm in the early '50s. Where he got into lot mischief and learn a lot of lessons. George seems to be always testing his father's patient. Talking more about the book with George I learn how much he loved his and treasure his relationship with him. The other most important topic was dad's role in their children's lives. If a father not there is really tough consequences.
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Today on the podcast guest My Marjory Wildcraft founder of The Grown network. Marjory shares 5 tips on getting kids involved in growing food. also, There interesting story about women from the network growing tomatoes. The Grown Network is a great resource to find tips and information in growing food, alternative medicine, homestead skills, raising livestock, and much more.
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On the podcast today my guest Michaela Foster Marsh. Michaela is the founder and Executive Director of the Starchild Charity which works primarily with vulnerable children and women. Michaela's new book Starchild a book about the search of Frankie's family and love for her brother. I really enjoyed talking Michaela and hearing her journey in looking for her brother's family in Uganda. Also, the great work that StarchildCharity building creative art school in Uganda.
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In this episode my guest Dr. Charles Page Author of the Book A Spoon Full Of Courage From The Sick and Suffering. In the book, He shares the journey of walking alongside patients dealing with health crises. Dr. Page shares some lessons he learns from People who are going through some difficult life challenges. He also is known as "the best guy to know on the worst day of your life". We talk about the importance of human relationships, faith, and transforming problems into possibilities.
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In this episode of the podcast My guest Joe Lafferty author of the book Justin Time: A memoir of faith and the fight for life. Joe shares his life stories over overcoming medical challenges and being a mentor to many football players. Something learned from his father. Joe share what it's like to be an organ transplant recipient and meeting organ donor family. The story was very heartwarming. Also, I learned a lot about the process of organ donation. You will all so be surprised to learn about something liver do that I only certain animals can do.
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In this episode of the podcast my guest Dr. Christen Cater the happiness expert. Dr. Carter is a mother of four teenagers and an acclaimed sociologist. author of the new book " The New Adolescence: Raising Happy and Successful Teens In an Age of Anxiety and Distraction".
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Today on the podcast my David Stone Author of the book Unsubscribe from Anxiety. We discuss everything from overcoming fear and worry. Also, trying to find one's purpose. This was recorded before the event that is taking place now. The conversation fits what is going on today.
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Today on the podcast my interview with James Breakwell the author of the book "How to Save Your Child from Ostrich Attacks, Accidental Time Travel, and Anything Else that Might Happen on an Average Tuesday". James funny perspective of being Dad of four children and two pigs. James trying to keep everyone safe and happy and in one piece James shares a lot of good stories and his perspective of being a parent and have fun doing it links:
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In this episode of the podcast my conversation with Dr. Adam Pletter from iparent101.com.
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Today on the micro /short podcast I bring back quick visit with my friend Barry shore from barryshore.com. I share an audio message from him. You never know what kind of connection you make until put your self out there to make a connection. I share my favorite podcast of the week from Dumbing it down with Dave the fast podcast on earth.
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Today on the podcast my guest Micheal D Huggins Author of the book Going Om A Ceo Self-Discovery Behind Bars. We talk about the journey of discovery from being Ceo of Billion-dollar company to going to jail and finding his true call with helping men with the power of yoga. Also, another thing we talk about is it's ok to talk about your feeling. Sometimes it not easy as men to do that. Micheal shares from the time he was in jail and yoga help him get through the time while being behind bars. Going Om is a CEO journey of transformation from an inmate to community leader and to a mindful leader
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This episode my guest Mark Sherman from www.organic-conceptions.com. We talk about the challenges of trying to conceive a child. Also, how important your emotional health connect with your physical health to help the process of having children. Mark shares some stories and tips on trying to connect with your partner to come to a better listener and better partner. Every good relationship starts with a good foundation. So when the bad thing happens you have some established good foundation in your relationship.
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Today on the podcast my guest Wayne Van Der Wal the author of the book The Gospel of Santa Claus inspired by the true story of St. Nicholas The Gospel of Santa Claus is a book for the whole family. This book will make each of us reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. It will show us that Santa Claus is a real person. also, who was St. Nicholas, and what his purpose. By learning more about Saint Nicholas, Christmas will become more meaningful for your whole family.
Wayne shares his experience of being divorced during Christmas. Also, Wayne shares a journey with kids on what Christmas truly means.
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In this episode, it's all about surviving the Christmas craziness and coming out on top. My guest Jonathan Yatsky life coach therapist and relationship expert. Jonathan brings a lot of insight into this topic. We are going to talk about topics like set boundaries, not talk about hot topics like politics
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Today on the podcast my guest Meredith Atwood the Author of the new book The Year Of No Nonsense: How To Get Over Your And On With Your Life. Meredith is a mom of two children and a former attorney. Who decides to get rid of her nonsense and work on what important in life. Sometimes the thing that we focus the most like self-doubt, negative talk and stuff that really does not matter and it holds us back. Meredith shares about her nonsense and her steps to overcoming it From dealing with nonsense to run a triathlon. That is a big deal because if you have negative thoughts self-doubts it is going to a long day.
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Today on the podcast my guest Jenny Deason Copland author of the book A Mouse Keeper Christmas and of the card game Socki. We talk about a little mouse who comes to help Santa Clause and has fun with the children. It is fun this time to talk about the joys of Christmas with family and friends.
During the holidays we enjoy playing games with Family and friends Jenny has a game called Socki. Socki A family open-faced gin rummy card game for 2-8 players ages 6 and up. If you can count to 12, you can play Socki. This is a double-deck game with fun instructions. Great way to enjoy time with family.
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Today on the podcast my guest Dr. Stanley Roberston. We discuss if it's ok to quit. You be surprised the successful people quit all the time. Dr. Stan shares some principles and stories about quitting. He also shares a personal story he had with his son about quitting. Dr. Stan helps debunk the myth of quitting.
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Today on the podcast my Guest (Guest) is Barry Shore the Ambassador of Joy. Barry is an author speaker and on a mission to transform the world through JOY. Barry is a former quadriplegic who now swims 2 miles each day and lives life to help other people. We talk about the 11 strategies for LIVING with JOY. He is also the host of The Joy of Living podcast. He also loves acronyms like Go MAD and it stands for ( Go Make a Difference). Go MAD fits the message of what Barry is saying.
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This episode of the No Sitting On The Sideline Dad Podcast is a Halloween kind of podcast episode. Something different than the usual kind of topic that is covered on the podcast. I thought it would be fun to break the format and have fun with Halloween. In this episode, it's going to be all about haunted houses, ghost stories and government conspiracies with my guest Jenny Deason Copeland Author and owner of Crazy Red Publishing
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Today on the podcast my guest Jonathan Yatsky relationship expert and the therapist We talk about trying to make friends as adult and way to connect with people. Sometimes as adults it can be awkward since we are so busy with life we lose that personal connection. Also, talk about having better communication with our significant other like spouse or boyfriend and girlfriend. A relationship can be difficult sometimes and it can be the greatest thing to happen to us. Jonathan shares some useful tips to improve your relationships and have a better understanding of how important they are to you
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Today on the podcast very important topic about Health Care with my guest Dr Dean Waldman author of the book Curing The Cancer in U.S. Healthcare. Health care is something that we can not live without. I would put in the same category as food and shelter. This is something every family look at and see the cost going up. We talk about wasteful spending. An interesting fact is that $1 trillion us dollar a year of US health care spending is wasted before helping anyone. This interview opened my eyes to something I was not sure of and took for granted. Here some of the topic we cover.
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On today podcast my guest Teresa Harlow Author of the book Happily Divorce, We talk about the journey divorces and co-parenting, Divorce can be hard and difficult. Does it have to be?
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Today episode it's all about the college admission process with my guest Stephanie Crowley Author, speaker, and mother of three Kids who has gone through the admission process.
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Today my guest Tim Madigan Awarding newspaper journalist Author of the book "I'm Proud Of You My Friendship With Mister Roger. Also, talk about how he became Friends with Fred Roger. His friendship helped him through some tough times. We talk about: Talk about his other his book he wrote with Patrick O'Malley about grief. the book was called getting your grief right 1. We talk about his friendship with mister roger 2. We talk about it ok to talk about your emotion as a person 3. How important is to be a father who is present. 4. Going through the loss of someone and dealing with grief
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Today on the podcast my guest David Alan Arnold. The author, warding Helicopter cameraman and most important job a Dad. David shares his adventure being dad, helicopter cameraman, and his life struggle. What is most interesting to hear how he filmed the tv show Deadliest in a small helicopter and almost died from elements on the Bering Sea. We also talk about the struggles of divorce and what real mater in life.
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Today on the podcast Jami Kirkbride author OF THE BOOK "The You Zoo". Jami is a mother of seven kids, professional counselor, and personality trainer. We talk about different kind of personalities. How our personality affects how we parent. Trying to find out who you are can make you a better person and parent.
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Today on the podcast I have a very important topic. Do you or your loved ones take medication? In the interview today we talk about the 4th the leading g cause of Death in the US. with Sunil Wadhwa, founder, and CEO of MedxPrime. Mr. Wadhwa is extremely passionate about putting a big spotlight on this topic of Adverse Drug Reaction. He shares lots of personal stories about this topic and a lot of important information
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Today on the podcast my guest, author and trusted Financial Advisor Sunny Lee. Sunny is a proud mother of twin boys. We talk about building a good foundation for children when it comes to money and responsibilities. A good example is like building a house and you need a good foundation to start with. These are a skill that was not always taught growing as a kid growing up. My self I'm still learning about mone and have long to go. So, I can teach those things to my son. This book is a great Place to start.
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today on the podcast my interview with Jeff Tippet author, speaker father, and entrepreneur. I really had fun with this interview Jeff, because of the superhero talk and Jeff had great stories and he explains the difference between persuasive communication and manipulation. persuasive communication can be used in different parts of life from being a parent or in your work. Jeff shares some great information. Links:
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On today coach Arnie been helping people overcome personal challenges for over 40 Years. He is an Adventure coach, ultra Marathon runner, dad, and husband. He faced many challenges in his life and had many triumphs along the way too. He brings those life experience into helping people.
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Today on the podcast My guest Douglas Smyth From phoenixartisanaccoutrements.com and also from I'd Rather Be Shaving youtube channel. The I'd rather be shaving show on YouTube is the Car Talk for everything shaving. We talk about everything shaving and how it can be a wonderful experience. Great time to talk about shaving since it's the annual Movember when guys do not shave to bring awareness to men health issue.
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On this episode, my conversation with Steven John otherwise, know as Blippi. The Blippi toy channel which Steven uses to educate young children. You would see Bliippe Steven John Character driving trucks and using different toys to teach kids about different shapes. Steven talks about what inspired him to start the channel and little behind the scenes of the making of Blippi.
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Next, on the podcast my conversation with Armando Cruz from www.armandocruz .com he also an author, speaker, and father. His book is called the Legacy code: modern man's guide to escape obscurity & live a life unleashed. * He enjoys spending time with family which very important to him. * showing his kids how important creativity, the curiosity of life and physical fitness important * He example for kids and other fathers * Something else Armando said defiantly made me think " life that you live is the legacy you leave" * live life and be an example
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Today on the podcast my conversation with Wally Carmichael Men of Abundance podcast and menofabundance.com. Author, speaker, podcast host, and the most important father of three boys and being a good husband.
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My conversation with Brandon handles from the fatherhood for the rest of us. Brandon is the host of the fatherhood for the rest podcast, he also coach, speaker. He is the father of two boys and married to his wife Meg Handley. Listening and talking with Brandon you can feel the passion for being a father and want to help other. In the interview, we talk about the in and outs of being a father. What like growing up without a father and becoming one our yourself. He created a community of like-minded father who wants to be better fathers. I got a chance to meet Brandon at Podcast Movement this year and what positive influence to be around. He inspiration all father and parents. **Links:**
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Today episode my conversation with Darlene lance license marriage and family counselor. Darlene is also the author of the Codependency for dummies. We talk about different was that Codependency can affect your personal relationships. we explore what are the signs of Codependency relationship.
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Today on the podcast my conversation with Tracy Goodwin from captivatetheroom.com. Tracy Goodwin has been coaching the voices of celebrities, entrepreneurs and business leaders around the globe for over 28 years. Tracy also a mother of a 16-year-old boy. Also, Tracy the host of the Captivate the room podcast.
We talk about the voice and how it impacts your life. Your voice can tell a lot about you. Example if you confident or not confident. Also thing from the past that may be holding us from finding our true voice.
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Today on the podcast my Conversation with Mike Lowery from mikelowery.com Mike is Author of Random Illustrated Facts and Kids Awesome Activity Book. We talk about being a dad and being a creative person. There lot really cool fact and believe they are random. There was some interesting fact including " What was the most stolen food?" the answer is cheese. Mike new book Kids awesome Activity book that on preorder and will be out 06/12/2018 Mike show is his drawing how much fun being a dad and making an interesting book for kids.
There also book giveaway for one of the books I received for signing up for the podcast newsletter. Go check it out here is the link: check it out
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On this week episode of the podcast my conversation with Benjamin Wagner. We talk about what it was like being Mister Rogers neighbor. Also, learning from someone who truly understood how to truly be present. Mister Rogers truly made an impact on many people including Benjamin and his brother Chris. Mister Rogers was a truly great person to inspire to be.
Mister Rogers, the man who taught me to love myself and others, is a hero. He was a kind person with an outgoing personality that resonated with people of all ages. In his show he would always say "I like you just the way you are." Mister Rogers had many lessons for children about being themselves and how they can be happy in their own skin.
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Today on the podcast my guest Erin Chase From 5dollardinners.com. We discussed everything from budgeting your grocery list and using coupons. Also, the battle plan when you go grocery shopping. Erin shares some useful tips about saving money when you go Grocery shopping. Erin also shared some interesting ways of breaking down ingredients In each meal to save some money in the grocery store.
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On this week episode of the podcast my conversation with Jonathan Messinger from The Alien Adventure of Finn Caspian.We talk about being creative with your children and being a dad. How much fun toThe Alien Adventure of Finn Caspian with his son Griffen. It is a fun adventure with the crew from Famous Marlow 280 Interplanetary Exploratory Space Station. The podcast is a great way to keep kids engaged during a long drive.
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Today on the podcast my conversation with Kent Julian from the livitforward.com . We talk about as parent its good to start a good foundation to help with having good relationship kids.Being intentional with your time as a parent to lay a foundation for the future of your relationship with your with your kids. Also, the myth of quality time which I found it pretty interesting.
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This episode my conversation with Mike Ferry form happinessandinnovation.com and author of the book Teaching Happiness and Innovation. Mike dad of five and middle school. we talk a lot of about gratitude and focusing on the positive thing. Also, the future of kids in school now, and how work is changing for them once they are ready for the workforce.
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On this episode my guest Dr. Collen Mullen marriage and family therapist. Dr. Mullen is also the host of Coaching Through Chaos where she talks about all kind of divorce and relationship issue. In this episode, me and Dr. Mullen have a conversation about navigating through a divorce.
Also, Dr. Mullen also has a Facebook live video every Tuesday 3:30 pacific time where she covers a lot of topics like we talk about in this episode. if you have a chance check out the other podcast were Dr. Mullen co-host with another therapist were break down movies in an interesting way
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Today on the podcast my conversation with tom Schwab the founder of interview valet a concierge level booking service and author. Tom most important job is being good dad and husband. We talk about positive perspective about divorce and blended families.
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On this episode of the No sitting on the sideline dad podcast my conversation with Sharon Selby from sharonselby.com Sharon is registered, clinical counselor. Sharon works with children, teens, and families who are dealing with childhood anxiety.
Also please check out her new book over at kick starter. The title of the book Surfing The Worry Imp Wave Here is the link: Kick starter
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Today on the podcast my conversation with Taylor Zajonc from expeditionwriter.com. We talk about what is to be a new dad. Also how being new dad can help with being creative and maybe helping with a story for a book. Taylor shares his experience being Naval Historian and his deep sea treasure adventures. We talk about how important is to be engaged as a parent.
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On this episode my conversation with Dan Moyle. We have a conversation about divorce and blended families. The challenges go through a divorce. Also, knowing that you are not alone and realizing its ok to reach out for help. Dan and his Wife both divorce and each has a daughter from previous. Dan shares his experience being a blended family. Dan shows that with a positive attitude you can overcome the tough moments. Truly enjoyed Dan positive attitude and it was very inspiring.
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Today on the Podcast my conversation with Dr. Phil Carson. We talk about his book How To Live Until You Die: The 7keys To live Happy Healthy and whole. Dr. Carson is passionate about Natural health.Dad of 5 children and married beautiful wife Kim. Dr. Phil also practicing pharmacist since 1985 and the Co-founder of the Life Transformation Medical Center. He website has lot useful information to living healthy and happy.
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Today on the No sitting on the side-line Dad Podcast My interview with Kristen Ivy executive director of messaging at The reThink Group. Kristen is a co-author of Playing for Keeps, Creating a Lead Small Culture, It’s Just A Phase and Zero to One. What we talk about in this episode:
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Today on the podcast my Guest Christina Fletcher from spirituallyawareparenting.com. We talk about being in the moments as parents. I really enjoy the different way of thinking about parenting and I really enjoyed the interview. Also, talk about the power of positivity, and the importance of self-care. There nothing wrong to have some time to work on your self and take a minute to clear your head.
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Today on the podcast my guest Sid Gaza -Hillman author of the book, Raising Healthy Parents. Also, Sid other book is Approaching The Natural A Healthy Manifesto. Sid is a father of 3 children and a husband. We had a great conversation about Raising Healthy Parents. Sid also, certified nutritionist and Small step Coach.
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Today on the Podcast interview Matt MIller husband and father three amazing kids and fellow podcaster. Also, from School Spirit Vending and School Zone Podcast. We talk about parenting challenges and school fundraising. Also teaching kids life lesson from working in the family business. School spirts vending help to teach families to generate secondary income.
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This week episode of the podcast my interview Nick Britton Author and speaker. His new book Children know successes, do you? We talk about fear of criticism, and how important to have a sense of self. Also how important reading played into his life. We answer the question how important is your imagination to you.
One other segment I talk about how important Movember is to men's health. It's more than just being lazy and not wanting to shave and grow hair. Movember helps bring awareness to men's health issue. Something thing we never talk about, but its really important our health.
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This episode of the podcast my interview with Mercedes Samudio from Shame-Proof Parenting. The thing we talk about in this podcast is parents finding their own voice. The one thing that is that true ever kid different and every situation is also different. Some parents try their best to figure out their normal and their way in this parenting journey. We have all done this before by shaming another parent and not realizing the situation. Mercedes give a good example of parenting shaming. Mercedes work with the parents to them find their unique voice and their parenting style.
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On this episode of the No sitting on the sideline dad My interview with Paul Kortman. Some of the things we discuss were location independents, living life without no fear, investing in your children and there more to experience in life than just the norm.
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Today on the podcast my Guest Carey green from Christian Home and Family. On the podcast we talk about Family Challenges like Divorce, raising kids and how to talk to them. Carey has been Pastor for 27 years. Carey lot of insight since counseled families as a pastor He also has multiple podcasts that he does and also the owner Podcast fast trackPodcast editing service company. He has some great insights to being Dad and person of faith. He shares his experience with being a Pastor and counseling family. Also, shares his experience as a husband and a dad.
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On this week episode of the Podcast my interview with Hillary Tubin the Author of the book Boys and Books. Hillary was a teacher for 20 years. Now she Literacy Specialist and Advocate for the boy's who won't read. We talked about the different way to get boys to read and her experience and challenges to help boys to become a better reader. Links: Hillary Tubin about page Boys and Books Hillary Tubin Contact No sitting on the sideline dad podcast Patreon Page Subscribe To The Podcast: Itunes
Today on the No sitting on the sideline Dad Podcast. My guest Mike Becker and Kori Reed authors of the book ZagZig Parenting. I love what they say on the front cover right below the title " (Mis) Adventure of Career Driven Mom and a Stay-at-Home Dad" that some up their adventures of being parents. The book is broken up into stories about their journey as parents, career driven mom and stay at home dad. There were a lot of stories that very funny and relatable. They were fun people to interview and I learned a lot from them. Links: Reed Imagine LLC About Kori and Mike ZagZig Parenting Pay it forward [eafl id="1172" name="ZagZig Parenting Audiobook" text="ZagZig Parenting Audiobook"]
On today podcast my guest is Lynnette Smith from goodwaystowrite.com. Lynnette Smith owns and operates All my publishing and copy editing services. Her book is called: How To Write Heart felt letter To Treasure: For Special Occasions And Occasions Made Special. Her book shows how powerful the written word is to encourage people and let them know you appreciate them. This especially can help with encouraging young kids. Writing letter or notes children going long way to let know you care. The written word is still powerful even in this world of texting and social media. Really heart felt a letter to your child could really boost their confidence.
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Today on the podcast My guest Julie Coraccio from reawakenyourbrilliance.com. Julie is awarding winning Profesional Organizer and life coach. We talk about how clutter effects your life. There different kind of clutter. * Mental Clutter * Spiritual Clutter * Relationship Clutter
I like this one quote from the interview with Julie is " Clutter is anything that prevents you from creating the life you chose and desire" That really sum it up! Also, Julie offers a mastermind for a successful school year. Help parent clears the clutter and focuses to help get their kids off to a great school year. Just getting your kids out the door and back into the school routine can be challenging. So check the mastermind for a successful school year. Next week The Messengers: A podcast Documentary will be released on 8/23. Right know it on preorder in Itunes. the last few week the podcast community has been trying to push the movie to the number one spot on the pre-order on Itunes. There is a lot of competition. The movie has done well on the Itunes preorder chart. Here where you can help. If you like podcasting and want to see how powerful this medium effect people live and change some too along the way. PLEASE PREORDER THE MOVIE and help spread the word! Something else that might be helpful if are setting goals for the New Year. Michael Hyatt is releasing a book about goal setting. Great time of year to set plans for 2018. Links: Reawaken your brilliance lifestyle-coaching masterminds Reawaken your brilliance contact Julie Coraccio Reawaken your brilliance Podcasts subscribe to the email subscribe to the podcast in iTunes subscribe to the podcast on Android nosittingonthesideline.com/contact
Today on the Podcast My Guest Aaron Walker. Father of two Daughter and happily married to his wife Robin for over 36 years, and also grandfather to 5 grandkids. At age 18 he started his first business and sold it to fortune 500 company. Unwilling to rest on past success Aaron started and bought and sold eight successful company over the past 37 years. Having a strong desire strong desire for personal development Aaron has been in master mind group for the last decade with Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller, Ken Abraham and seven other notable people from the Nashville area. Today Aaron spends the majority of his time helping men grow in success and significance as President and founder of View from the top, a premier life, and business coaching resource. Aron new book View From The Top is Guaranteed to motivate you and inspire you to live a successful and significant life Subscribe to the Email news letter for updates about the show links: www.viewfromthetop.com View From The top community Pre Order The Messengers A Podcast on Itunes Subscribe to the Podcast in Itunes Subscribe to the Podcast in player.fm Books: Carol Dweck book: MindSet Subscribe to the No sitting on the sideline dad podcast email.
On today Podcast My interview with Adam Chaim from the Plant Trainer Podcast. we talk about Leading By example for your kids. Also, an important event in his life to change his perspective on life and being a dad.
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Today on the podcast my guest Crystal Olivarria from CareerConversationalist.com. We talk about how parents can help guide their children to choose the path to career and make sure they get into the right College that suits them. She coaches parents in way of finding money to help pay for college. Higher education is an expensive and good idea to have some to help guide through the process. Crystal mission is to help your child, to reach full their full potential. links: careerconversationalist.com careerconversationalist.com/services career conversationalist on Twitter