A weekly podcast on parenting teens and launching them into the world. Hosted by Jessica Pfeiffer with Dr. Ken Wilgus, author of the book "Feeding The Mouth That Bites You."
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHow ToEducationKids & Family |
How should parents deal with teenagers when they're having marriage problems? What are the real effects of divorce on teenagers? When and how much should parents talk to their teens about marriage problems or when considering divorce? Today Jessica a... more
Today we revisit the issue of passing on your own religious priorities to your teenagers. Since the pandemic, attendance at religious services is down significantly among Americans of all faiths. Among Christians, a significant percentage believe tha... more
It's been awhile since we talked about pornography and issues surrounding it. Jessica is also worried about anime. Are these two related? Should parents be worried about animated porn images as well as live action videos and images? What is hentai an... more
Today we talk to Cynthia Yanof, host of the "MESSmerized" podcast, former host of the "Pardon the Mess" podcast and author of her new book, "Life is Messy, God is Good: Sanity for the Chaos of Everyday Life." Always relatable, Cynthia's book shares s... more
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If we as parents, put into practice the strategies and principles within the book and this podcast the "failure to launch" generation will be no more.
I have listened to this podcast for a year. I would say there is a lot of good information here, but the hosts unapologetically present it with a strong Conservative Christian bias. For many topics, this is more of a distraction than an actual problem. However, certain topics, especially any relating to sex or sexuality, are so strongly biased that they can actually be offensive. The most recent episodes on “Trans-Nation” and masturbation were finally the lnes that made me unsubscribe . It is a ... more
Incredibly disappointing after such a promising start. more
The topics are relevant and the episodes are brief. Appreciate the content… keep more
I LOVE this podcast! I’ve already noticed a difference in my teenagers using this method and their advice. I appreciate the examples. The humor is a great bonus.
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