Random Childhood Podcasts

Would you give up a successful career to work for a charity? Can art save a community? Over the course of the last century Detroit moved from being the epicentre of the automotive industry to becoming the embodiment of America’s urban woes. Deindustrialization, disinvestment and White flight have left much of the city a mere shadow of its heyday when Ford’s factory alone employed over 90,000 workers. In this collection we explore the last 50 years of this city with the through the perspective of the Whitfield family and how one of its members; Jenenne was inspired to join the Heidelberg Project. A charity that encourages community development, through the arts and education. This material forms part of the Open University course International development: making sense of a changing world

Categories: Education

Tags: 1950s, 3rd grade, african american, art, banker, Businesses, Caucasian, childhood, Chrysler, colour, community, detroit, East side, excite, exodus, Factory, Ford, fought, freeway, hope, hopscotch, inspiration, jobs, junk, militant, Mississippi, move, Nerve, nostalgia, paradise valley, Project, school, segregated, vacant homes, white flight, work

Parents! Feel like you’re missing out on your kids’ lives while also never having enough time for yourself? Career pressures, shuttling kids around, volunteer commitments, and the endless tasks of caring for your home all place enormous demands on your time and energy, leading to guilt, stress, and ultimately regret. And while you’re trying to tend to your own self-care while also being a present parent who prioritizes family connection, your kids are growing up way too fast.

Sound familiar? If so—help is here! Unlike other parenting podcasts that just give you techniques for raising children or tips on childhood development, Parents Making Time focuses on helping YOU, the parent, prioritize YOUR life so that your parenting aligns with your values. In 15-minutes or less, this weekly podcast helps busy parents prioritize their relationships, be more present and intentional with family time, and build a lasting legacy of love—without neglecting their own well-being or feeling regret later in life.

Leveraging their 20+ years of parenting experience raising three thriving kids and leading and mentoring hundreds of children, youth, and families in volunteer church positions, hosts Anthony and Jennifer Craiker teach parents on a tight schedule how to balance work and family, create unbreakable family bonds, prevent parent burnout, and find joy in parenting.

If you’re ready to prioritize family time each day without feeling overwhelmed, you can count on this show to teach you how to be fully present with your kids, build lasting memories, prioritize your spouse, make dinner time count, connect with your kids after work, stop missing precious moments, discover intentional family time ideas, and so much more—all while learning how to implement quick self-care tips, create an intentional family legacy, and parent with no regret. So, hit PLAY, and let’s get started!

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: adolescence, burnout, childhood, childhood development, Children, family, family time, Kids, legacy, overwhelm, parenting, parents, Teenagers, teens, time management

A 5 year old’s take on life, science and bullies. Kids and adults alike will love this raw, pure conversation between father and son.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: 5yearsold, Boy, bulling, child, childhood, family, father, kid, life, parenting, Podcast, science, talk

Greetings Earthlings! It’s Just A Simple Podcast is group of childhood friends from the early 90’s taking an opportunity to catch up with each other and reminisce about their childhood adventures, as well as discussing how the modern culture of today contrasts from past.

Categories: Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: 90s, Adventure, baseball, BASKETBALL, bikes, childhood, differences, diversity, friendship, modernculture, Movies, music, nintendo, nostalgia, Past, popculture, race, rafts, reminisce, river, sega, SPorts, Summertime, treehouses, videogaming

Godcast exists to share our stories about the presence or absence of religion in our lives. Each episode focuses on a particular issue or experience in the hopes of acknowledging that we are in a continued conversation with the religion/ worldview with which we were raised—whether that conversation happens from a place of reception or rejection. Here at Godcast, we believe that religion and spirituality should be a part of the public conversation; we recognize, however, that religion can be polarizing. In light of this, we hope to foster a space where we can listen attentively to other people’s religious experiences in order to learn and to uplift the multiplicity of ways that religion can play out in our lives.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Afterlife, Belief, childhood, feminism, God, Hell, Interfaith, religion, sex, spirituality, women

Follow two girls in their 20’s as they revisit shows from their childhood! From Disney Channel and Nickelodeon classics to other notable movies and shows of the 2000s, they talk about their most iconic moments, plot holes, what did and didn’t age well, as well as where the cast is now.

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: childhood, Disney, Funny, millennial, Movies, shows, throwback, tv

This Podcast is dedicated to telling your big story! Extraordinary things happen all of the time, with everyday people just like you and me. With years of experience as an HR executive and being a Dad, I see everyday greatness…every day. It’s my joy and privilege to get to share those stories of greatness. Welcome to the internationally loved podcast were all my guests are nominated by someone else who thinks they have an incredible story to share! Is Your Big Story Next? Onward and up! Greg Brenner Aka “TheHRDad”

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: Authentic, authenticity, Care, challenges, childhood, Children, Culture, dad, Education, everydaypeople, everydaypeoplepodcast, everydaypeoplepodcastbythehrdad, family, Fun, gratitude, HR, hrdad, humanresources, humor, Journal, Journals, Kids, leadership, life, love, media, Pain, parenting, people, personaljournals, positive, PositivePsychology, realpeople, realstories, selfimprovement, servantleadership, shelfhelp, smackdab, social, Society, Stories, thehrdad

These episodes are created with love by Blossom & Berry Baby Massage and Yoga. We have been teaching the power of love and connection to parents and babies across the world for over 18 years and have over 1000 teachers nurturing parents and babies every day. We are on a mission to provide love, support and nurturing care for parents and babies in the first 1001 days of life because it’s during this time we can have the biggest impact on the lives of babies and children through their physical, social and emotional development. The first 1001 days of life is where we can help all humans reach their full potential. We are on a mission to change the world with love, one baby at a time. We believe that love creates love. When we provide parents with love, support and nurturing care, they can provide babies with love support and nurturing care who grow up to give others love support and nurturing care. This is how we love the world forward. We are here to raise the value of love, care, support and responsive parenting. It’s time to nurture the future and the power is in our hands. Tune in to find out more….. Blossom & Berry is an international teacher training organisation teaching the power of love and connection for parent and baby wellbeing across the world. To connect with us more, join our Facebook community “Blossom & Berry – The Membership-Global Birth And Baby Teachers Collective” where you can ask questions and get support.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: babies, babymassage, babyyoga, birth, childhood, earlyyears, massage, motherhood, newbaby, parenting, pregnancy, selfhelp, selflove, yoga

Meet Aileen and Clare, the two sisters with absolutely nothing in common.

Join them each week as they discuss just how different they are and how they help each other navigate life’s up and downs, from two opposite perspectives.

One is married with children, the other is single and childfree and together they talk about an array of topics, from Motherhood and timekeeping to on-line dating and procrastination.

Through all life’s issues, they try to find the funny side because… if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry!

Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family, Leisure

Tags: childhood, Children, family, Funny, married life, Opposites, pets, problems, reminisce, single life, sisters

Childhood is finite at just shy of 9.5 million minutes. We only get one shot at it. One of the biggest decisions we make is how we will use that time. Research has confirmed time and time again that what children are naturally and unabashedly drawn to, unrestricted outside play, contributes extensively to every area of childhood development. The importance here cannot be understated. Every year we aim to match nature time with the average amount of American kid screen time (which is currently 1200 hours per year). Have a goal. Track your time outside. Take back childhood. Inspire others.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: cellphones, child, childhood, Children, Education, family, father, FreePlay, mother, mothering, nature, parenting, ScreenTime

Join me as I discover how this daily call for nourishment has shaped our attitudes to food and cooking. Each week my guest and I will explore how our food memories have shaped our lives as well as our waistlines and also share our favourite foods and how we each go about putting food on the table to answer the daily call: ‘What’s for Dinner’?

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: childhood, Dinner, discussion, Food, health, healthy, interview, memories, News, nutrition, wellbeing

Gimme Some Headlines is a series of Conversations On Wax. Its hosts, C.O.D. DecaturboyMusic and P. Henry Trotter IV, two 3rd Coast, country scholars share their stories, opinions, and hot takes about a range of topics in their own unabashed, southern way. When you press play, expect to hear two friends, brothers, business partners, teammates, and former roommates chop it up like there’s no one else in the room. But you won’t be a fly on the wall. You’ll have a seat on the couch as they dive into topics concerning society, like the social contract and social media. They’ll discuss the stages of life, debate each other, tell stories, explore music, appreciate the culinary arts, and argue about film, sports, current and historical events. This show is simultaneously about everything and nothing. The only real goal is to build a community around open, honest discourse. Join them on the journey and have a COW!

Categories: Music, News, Society & Culture

Tags: adulthood, Adventure, childhood, Coaching, college, community, conversation, conversations on wax, culinary arts, debate, entrepreneurship, film, Honesty, journey, life experience, News, opinion, perspective, positivity, relationships, social contract, social media, Society, SPorts, storytelling, television, unfiltered, wellness

Playwork is the podcast for people who love play. Erin Davis, Morgan Leichter-Saxby and Maayan Bar-yam are play advocates, collaborators and friends. Each episode of Playwork features their candid interviews with playworkers, teachers, play theorists, parents, and more doing the (literally) dirty work of creating spaces for play. More at PlayworkPodcast.com

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: childhood, early childhood, Early years, play, playwork

C H R O M A T I C A B E R R A T I O N is a personal narrative podcast, providing a glimpse into the lives of resilient strangers in and around Portland, Oregon. With each episode featuring an anonymous uninterrupted interview, this audio series aims to provoke introspection and something close to catharsis.

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Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: childhood, mental-health, Portland, Psychology, trauma

Welcome to The Mom Force Podcast! We know that parenting is the hardest job in the world, and we’ve got you covered! Vanessa Quigley, mother of 7 and co-founder of the Internet’s favorite photo book company Chatbooks, hosts this refreshing take on all things mom as she chats with parenting experts to answer some of our toughest parenting questions. And check out our Facebook group — the #momforce by Chatbooks — to see the power of women supporting women. That’s the MomForce!

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: advice, chatbooks, childhood, Force, Kids, mom, momforce, momlife, motherhood, parentingguide, reallife, sisters

Welcome to Fatherhood. A podcast about love and family. Seeking to leave things in better shape than where we found them…

This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4659475/advertisement

Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: childhood, dads, family, fatherhood, health, interviews, Kids, love, marriage, music, parenthood

Early Childhood Policy Matters is a podcast for early childhood professionals and strategic partners hoping to use research to inform policy and better serve children, families, and their communities. Supported by the National Technical Assistance Center for Preschool Development Grants Birth through Five, funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Child Care.

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Categories: Education

Tags: #prek, acf, birth, Care, childhood, development, early, Education, five, grant, hhs, policy, preschool, States

Children see race. We want to learn more about what that means. Hear parents, scholars, illustrators, artists, and more explore how race impacted them as a child and how it affects their lives today. In My Skin is a production of P.R.I.D.E. — Positive Racial Identity in Early Education — a University of Pittsburgh Office of Child Development program.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: academic, author, childhood, Education, illustrator, Pittsburgh, race