Random Kids & Family Podcasts

Sharing the good, the bad, and the sweary moments of motherhood. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/swearingmamas/support

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The year is 2022. The Brywczynski’s have decided to do a Big Year. But what is a Big Year? Well stop reading this and start listening to find out!

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Caroline and Isaiah from the YouTube channel Hallows and Horcruxes discuss everything from life in a pandemic to Harry Potter. Join them and the occasional special guest for a monthly chat about their world!

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First published in 1908, A Short History of The United States by Edward Channing aims to provide a compact and concise account of the events that went into the making of the United States of America. Divided into 45 short chapters which are laid out point-wise, the book is designed as a school text book. Each chapter has a section at the end with a set of questions regarding the facts given in it. Beginning with theories about the first European who may have “discovered” the North American continent, the book goes on to describe the various countries who colonized it, the impact of the American Revolution, and finally ends with the situation in America in 1900 when this book was completed. Maps and illustrations are also given. Edward Channing was a historian and writer whose magnum opus was a massive six-volume History of the United States, which earned him the Pulitzer Prize for History in 1926. Since this shorter version was designed more to be a text book for school-children, A Short History of the United States touches on the main points in the history of this country without going into details. There is not much of an attempt here to provide character studies of the prominent players on the historical stage. No opinions or points of view are offered, and the book remains a collection of facts. The approach to history has changed over the decades. Today it is no longer seen as a bald account of wars, conquests and territorial conflicts that took place – instead, modern-day readers require social, economic and political aspects as well, which this little book may not provide. As a collection of important facts and a quick reference book, A Short History of the United States is a useful addition to your bookshelf.

Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

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Hey, Friend, hey! Grab your tea (or favorite drink), sit down, and let’s chat a bit. Because I need to know that’s there more to motherhood than changing diapers, dropping kids off at the various activities, and all the stuff in between. Because we know that’s there’s more to this #MomLife. There has to be, right? On this podcast, we will talk about all of the things. How are we raising these tiny humans while still trying to live out our purpose? This is a safe place for all us moms trying to make the most of this life while still being dope mamas!

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The City of Boca Raton’s official podcast series, Boca Behind the Scenes, features 15-minute segments with information and updates on City projects, programs, events and services, all told by the people who know them best: our City staff.

Find out more at www.myboca.us/Podcasts.

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Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: behind-the-scenes, boca, Boca Behind the Scenes, boca raton, city government, City of Boca, City of Boca Raton, community engagement, Florida, local government, municipal government, palm beach county, Podcast, south florida

Any busy Moms out there?! These are stories and lessons of handling and conquering parenting, ministry, traveling, business, all while being a mom of 5 kids- all in different stages and ages- during the ever changing seasons of life.

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They say when life gives you lemons you should make lemonade. Making lemonade is not always easy or possible. For us, we found ourselves single in our 40’s with kids at home and starting life over again. Luckily we found each other, online no doubt. When we began blending families, schedules, traditions, and laundry, we discovered lots of lemons. Our podcast is a reflection on how we get through the hard times and enjoy the good times on our new journey together, all with ten kids in tow. Sometimes when life gives you lemons, you make lemon squares. Lemonade might come later.

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: blended families, blending families, divorce, hardship, large families, large family, marriage, positive attitude, relationships, step dad, step mom, step parent

On the Clock is a podcast that reminds all men that life is short, and if we’re to accomplish all that God has laid out for us, we need to live with intentionality. Each episode is hosted by North Metro Church’s Men’s Groups Pastor, Daniel Hicks. And each week, he’ll be joined by a guest to offer biblical encouragement and wisdom through engaging conversations. New episodes will be released every other Thursday.

Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Bible, church, God, Jesus, men, parenting, spiritual

The ComposerDad Podcast is full of music and adventure stories for kids and their parents. Follow ComposerDad as he receives “intense compositional challenges” from a talking Bible, Animatronic Shakespeare, a supermassive black hole, and families everywhere. Learn about the creative process, listen to great music, and hear fun stories told by silly characters. For music-loving families, fans of Eleanor Amplified, and Story Pirates. Part of the Kids Listen community of podcasters.

Categories: Kids & Family, Music, Religion & Spirituality

Motivation and uplifting

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Guiding kids through life’s moments

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In this new global era, your child’s EQ (Emotional Intelligence) will be far more important than IQ. High EQ is responsible for great leadership skills, confidence, happiness and can determine who flourishes and who flounders. Listen in to these engaging talks and learn about EQ, through interesting interviews, ideas and discussions you will build your own consciousness in this area. Then learn what to say and do to build this crucial skill so your kids can carve a life they get excited about.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

The Magic of Childhood: Early Learning Discussions on Little Rockers Radio. A PodCast Series that dives into the world of Early Learning, covering topics like the exceeding themes, cultural diversity in early learning, centre culture and more. This PodCast is presented in conjunction with The Australian Childcare Alliance.

Workplace Culture: it’s critical wherever you work and is central to work satisfaction, great relationships, growth and success. But what is it exactly and why does it matter within the early learning context?

As owners and directors of early learning centres the focus can be on occupancy rates and profitability. However, these things are the outcomes of the many things you do to bring families into your centre. Chief among these, is to build the “right” culture. This is crucial to building successful and sustainable organisations.

In this PodCast we talk to Allan Price to find out how to build a great culture in your centre.

Allan is an experienced human resources consultant and educator who wants to build a better world one organisation at a time. Along with corporate culture he also does volunteer work with refugees helping them develop English language skills.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Innovation World celebrates young innovators and the organizations who inspire and support innovation. Innovation world is the “Hub” of all things innovation in the K-12 space.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Science

Tags: design challenges, innovation education, Innovators, inventors, makers, steam, stem, young innovators, young inventors

A podcast for kids…by kids!

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Exploring Black Infant Mortality, Maternal Health and Health Care Disparities

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Science

Warning: This is NOT a typical parenting podcast! Renee Reina is the mom friend you’ve always wanted and The Mom Room is the podcast you’ve always needed! Renee is not afraid to challenge parenting practices, ask the hard (and sometimes awkward) questions, tackle taboo topics and say what we’re all thinking. From setting boundaries and refusing visitors after giving birth to breaking down why being the default parent is so hard, Renee is exploring and exposing the good, the bad, and the sh*tty parts of parenting. Holding a PhD in psychology in one hand and a diaper bag brimming with snacks in the other, Renee is not trying to “balance” it all and is on a mission to validate, educate, and entertain moms everywhere. So grab the cold cup of coffee you’ve reheated three times, push aside the mom guilt and enter The Mom Room, the #1 podcast for moms! New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture