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Talking About Kids

R. Bradley Snyder
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Public Health
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Collective Anti-Racist Action
Gun Violence Prevention
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Healthcare Access
Racial and Ethnic Identity
Adolescents
Sex Education
Statistical Trends
Adolescent Drug Use
Youth Activism
Systemic Oppression
Juvenile Delinquency
LGBTQ+ History
Resilience
Education
Mentorship
LGBTQ+ Youth

Talking About Kids is a weekly podcast for parents, educators, and direct service providers that explores the latest information on issues impacting children and adolescents, from preventing bullying to unlocking creativity. Hosted by R. Bradley Snyder, author of The 5 Simple Truths of Raising Kids, each episode presents a new topic and introduces listeners to authors, academics, and visionaries f... more

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Maria Gallucci is a CODA, which stands for a Child of Deaf Adults. As she chronicles in her new book, Raised in Silence: Lessons on Listening, Love, and Loud Family Dinners from a Child of Deaf Adults, being raised by two deaf parents... more

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Harvey Araton is an award-winning reporter and best-selling author whose journalism and fiction expertly explore both the best and worst of sports. Harvey’s forthcoming work, The Goal of the Game, is his first written for middle reade... more

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Is it possible to foster in kids the skills and knowledge needed to avoid trafficking and exploitation without needlessly exposing them, even in small way, to the devasting ugliness of those worlds? My guest today, Erin Williamson, be... more

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What happens when a public health leader writes a memoir? In Harper Bailey’s case the resulting work is as instructional as it is engaging. As you will hear in our discussion, this was intentional. Harper wanted It Was Her: A Memoir, ... more

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Harvey Araton
Award-winning reporter and best-selling author
Episode: How organized sports should benefit kids with Harvey Araton
Erin Williamson
Chief Programs and Strategy Officer at Love146
Love146
Episode: How to protect kids from trafficking and exploitation with Erin Williamson
Harper Bailey
Public health leader and author of the memoir 'It Was Her'
Episode: How to break generational cycles to parent better with Harper Bailey
Donna Jo Napoli
A professor of linguistics and social justice at Swarthmore College, and author involved in deaf literacy issues.
Swarthmore College
Episode: How to support the language and cognitive development of deaf children with Donna Jo Napoli (part 1)
Kevin Runions
Academic researcher, independent consultant, and expert on school climate and mental health education
Independent Consultant
Episode: Why mental-health lessons in schools might be a great idea with Kevin Runions
Paul Buckley
Expert in preschool education and founder of Ratio Staffing
Ratio Staffing
Episode: How better staffing improves preschool with Paul Buckley
Piper Gibson
Doctor of functional medicine, founder of the Tic Disorder Institute, and author of Tic Talk.
Tic Disorder Institute
Episode: How to help a child with Tourette’s navigate school with Piper Gibson
Kelly Scott
Seasoned attorney and observer of family law trends
Pullman and Comley LLC
Episode: What you need to know about the latest divorce trends with Kelly Scott
David Pisarra
Family law attorney focused on helping fathers navigate custody and divorce cases
Dad's Law School
Episode: What fathers need to know about family court with David Pisarra

Host

R. Bradley Snyder
Host of the podcast who explores a variety of topics impacting children and adolescents and engages with experts to provide insights on parenting and education.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 576 ratings
  • Rare and Valuable Content

    Such content is rare in Bengali. Respect to the creators for this amazing work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lorraine Escobar
    United States6 months ago
  • Insightful!

    I absolutely love the topics R. Bradley (and his guest experts) choose to explore in this show. A worthwhile listen for parents looking for a reliable community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dianegervacio
    Philippines2 years ago
  • Love this!

    I binge these podcasts because they make me feel like I’m not the only mom dealing with this. They cover so many good topics but also explain the reason behind it. There is so much truth in these episodes and I absolutely love listening and putting into practice things that I’m learning. Raising 2 boys is better with this resource!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    thechoxenone
    United States2 years ago
  • Saving

    The host has been extremely helpful in giving tips on how to listen to your kids and finding out what their need/want is when they are acting up instead of getting upset with them. Gives me hope for harmony in my household ❤️❤️❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    paulbruce45
    United States2 years ago
  • Practical Parenting Tools

    This podcast has given me concrete, practical tools and mindset shifts to parent my child with more connection and confident leadership. I feel less frustrated and resentful with my kiddo, and I’m enjoying and appreciating him more. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Brad!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    xxxorangutan
    United States2 years ago

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Many reviews highlight the practical parenting tools and strategies shared, indicating listeners feel supported and informed in their parenting journey.

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How to break generational cycles to parent better with Harper Bailey
Q: How do you discern which aspects of your mother's influence to embrace or leave behind?
You got to cull through all of it, really understand the major pieces that make you who you are.
How to break generational cycles to parent better with Harper Bailey
Q: What did you know about trauma before writing the memoir?
I had come to know and understand that I had experienced multiple occurrences with trauma after unpacking some things in therapy.
What you need to know about the latest divorce trends with Kelly Scott
Q: What are some examples of things that you've seen go into successful post-nuptial agreements?
Successful post-nuptial agreements often address financial tension, such as rights to business interests or how to manage financial assets to ensure both parties feel secure, reducing potential sources of conflict.
What you need to know about the latest divorce trends with Kelly Scott
Q: What can you tell my listeners about the good and the bad of Internet and social media when it comes to your family during this stage?
Kelly Scott advises to stay away from social media during divorce, as it can lead to negative consequences. Parents should have skepticism about online information and avoid posting about their situation.
How to navigate the college admissions process with ease with Lee Norwood
Q: What does a college consultant do, and what does a college consultant not do?
A college consultant helps to lower stress in the admissions process, provide guidance on choices and applications, but does not write essays or secure admissions through dishonest means.

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Aimed at parents, educators, and direct service providers, this weekly podcast addresses a variety of pressing issues affecting children and adolescents today. It covers topics ranging from the complexities of family law, such as parenting during divorce, to the intricacies of the college admissions process. The discussions also engage with themes around media's impact on youth, the importance of representation in education, and emotional well-being. One particularly unique aspect is the range of expert guests from diverse backgrounds, providing listeners with well-rounded perspectives on how to support children's development and navigate challenges effectively.

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Recent guests on Talking About Kids include:

1. Harvey Araton
2. Erin Williamson
3. Harper Bailey
4. Donna Jo Napoli
5. Kevin Runions
6. Paul Buckley
7. Piper Gibson
8. Kelly Scott

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