Richard and Linda Eyre are world traveling family coaches. Their common-sense approach to parenting brings hope and encouragement to parents everywhere. A production of BYUradio.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 561 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsParentingSociety & CultureKids & Family |
In this new episode, Richard and Linda interview their son Talmadge about his new book DAD MODE. Tal, a Master of Positive Psychology from U. Penn, and a former college basketball star who now lives in Switzerland with his family, talks about the uni... more
Linda and Richard get personal on today's show, and talk about what each of their adult children are doing to strengthen and encourage families. Perhaps the permissible form of pride is the kind we all have for our kids, and the Eyres, while acknowle... more
Today the Eyres make a strong appeal for a more inclusive definition of "FAMILY" and suggest that blood really is thicker than water. Conscious, diligent effort to stay connected with parents, grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles and even ancestors i... more
The Eyres continue their 3-letter lesson series with the concept of "easy" and the question of whether we should think of our lives as hard or easy and how we can move from one toward the other. For Easter week, Richard and Linda have focused on Matt... more
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Long time listener and love the heartfelt wisdom and teaching for Families, Children and now as a new Grandpa . .. grand parenting. Love the humility, simplicity and clarity of themes.
I am so grateful for all of the wisdom Richard and Linda continue to share with the world. They are incredible people doing so much good in the world. I have loved this inspiring podcast. Keep it coming Eyres! :)
Thank you Eyres for sharing all that you’ve learned and experienced traveling the world and raising your incredible children. I have noticed one thing I wanted to comment on. I’ll often be hanging on every word Linda is in the middle of saying when Richard will jump in and Linda won’t finish her thought. I don’t mean this as a criticism but maybe others have found they’re dying to hear Linda finish her thought. Thanks again!
As young parents raising little ones this podcast has changed how we view parenting and marriage in so many ways. Their ideas are so applicable to daily life and on point. So grateful for the time Linda and Richard Eyre have put in to create realistic yet positive parenting approaches. Our family has truly been strengthened from this podcasts and their books!
I love the Eyers podcast! They inspire me and give great insight to raising my family.
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