A witty and intelligent podcast for moms….and some dads
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
Tags: adolescents, Children, dad, daddies, fatherhood, Funny, infants, Kids, kindergarten, mom, mommies, motherhood, parent, parenting, parents, preschool, school, toddlers
A collection of short stories first published in 1912, the book focuses on events occurring in the popular fictional village of Avonlea, which is notorious as the hometown of Anne Shirley. Comprised of 12 short stories, the Chronicles of Avonlea present a different view of the town, with the introduction of many new gripping characters, which prove to be just as endearing as their most renowned resident. Tales of everyday snippets of life proving to be humorous, identifiable, and heartwarming, the collection is an effective reinvigoration to the classic setting. Montgomery’s short stories are loosely related to the Anne of Green Gables series, incorporating the charming Anne as a minor role in one of the stories and briefly mentioning her in others. It also features some other familiar characters, although the plots are independent of the series and are based on the experiences on other Avonlea locals. One of the most gripping stories in the collection, which holds the power to enchant, is “Each in His Own Tongue” where Montgomery portrays the sacred nature of art and its hidden value. The tale involves a young boy who has a love and gift for the violin, but his passion is frowned upon by his grandfather who is a reverend, and frowns upon the idea of the boy becoming a musician. However, the boy’s talents are well known and appreciated by various residents, and although he is forbidden he still continues to play the violin. Much to the dismay of the minister, the captivating tune does in fact have the ability to serve a higher purpose and is even able to match the foundations of his own capacity as a church member. Nevertheless, each story portrays its own unique plot guaranteed to entertain with its colorful variety. Focusing on universal themes about mankind, the book conveys the flaws of critical behavior that is sure to leave a poignant mark later in life. In addition it deals with compassion, taking risks, and absolute dedication in order to attain one’s hopes and dreams, while serving as a reminder to not allow pride the luxury to govern one’s choices.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Chronicles of Avonlea, Dramatic Works, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Kids, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Lucy Maud Montgomery, romance, Teen/Young adult
Want to know what it’s like living with ADHD? Then you tuned into the right podcast. We give you honest and personal experiences living with ADHD for over 80 years between Patti and myself.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: ADD, ADHD, adults, business, hyperkinetic impulse disorder, Kids, life, lifestyle, personal, young adults
Natalie Diaz: Mom. Wife. Entrepreneur. Dog Lover (but not in that way) and all around swell chick opens up in this weekly podcast venting, celebrating and rolling her eyes at how she could have done things differently. Celebrity guests (at least in her mind), round out the show guaranteed to make you laugh and/or groan at the excessive amount of ridiculousness that can occur in one quick pod. Join us and see what Nat could have done differently this week.
Categories: Comedy
Tags: family, friendship, humor, Kids, laughter, marriage, mom, parenting, pets, regrets, twins
A family EduTech podcast encouraging hands-on learning for children through technology and engineering. Hosted by two girls who are young changemakers in STEM, we are eager for you to learn from them and join them on their journeys through school and as future engineers.
Categories: Kids & Family
Tags: activism, danielle boyer, ekgar, engineering, environment, Kids, robotics, steam, stem, Technology
There was a “me” before there was a “mom”. That is the motto by which Elizabeth “Bert” Anderson lives. As the creator of the lifestyle blog Me Before Mom, Bert supports millennial moms facing the challenges and changes of motherhood. Me Before Mom is a podcast that offers support through real life stories, encouraging advice, and answers to questions about how a woman maintains herself during this self-sacrificial time of parenthood. Bert wants to help other mothers welcome the excitement of facing new experiences while reaching milestones in parenting. As the creator of the lifestyle blog Me Before Mom, Bert supports millennial moms facing the challenges and changes of motherhood. Me Before Mom is an online community that offers support through real life stories, encouraging advice, and answers to questions about how a woman maintains herself during this self-sacrificial time of parenthood. Stories from Bert Anderson have helped women across the globe through the Huffington Post, Today’s Parent, and on the Harry show. Whether weathering the first year of motherhood or walking through the later stages of motherhood, Bert has helped many continue to find herself while still in the throes of motherhood. Matriarch Digital Media produces this and other podcasts that understand, encourage and uplift women.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: Children, family, help, Kids, me before mom, mom, mom life, mom support, mother, motherhood, parent, parenting, parents, Podcast, spouse, support, woman, women
Being a mom can be challenging and rewarding all at the same time. When I learned to start praying for my kids, God started pouring His blessings out over my family. So, join with me as I connect scripture with prayer over our kids, and watch the power of God pour blessings over your family.
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Children, christianity, Kids, moms, mothers, parenting, prayer, praying, Teenagers
ALL Suzuki School of Newton students are invited to join musicianship teacher Sam Beebe on an episode of Suzuki Radio. Episodes are recorded on Mondays at 5:00-6:00 and Thursdays at 5:30-6:00. Please sign up in advance by contacting the office (617-964-4522 or email@suzukinewton.org).
Categories: Education
A parenting podcast brought to you by RollerCoaster.ie. Every episode we’ll be bringing you insights, advice and our own personal experiences, along with some great guests, to help our listeners navigate the ups and downs of pregnancy and parenting.
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Categories: Kids & Family
Tags: baby, child, Children, father, Kids, mother, parenting, pregnancy
The We Choose Respect ParentCast is a great resource for parents looking to raise kids to be healthy, happy and respectful. Show host Jed Doherty is known throughout the US and Puerto Rico as Jedlie, a fun and a bit wacky former social worker turned magician. Three times each week Jedlie will interview authors, parenting experts and guest who are just plain fun.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: antibullying, dignityandrespectact, families, family, Kids, parenting, parents, respect
Select segments from PediaCast. For full-length episodes, visit PediaCast.org, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Tune-In, iHeart Radio, Spotify or wherever else podcasts are found!
Categories: Kids & Family
Tags: child, Children, doctor, family, health, hospital, illness, immunization, kid, Kids, parent, parents, pediatric, pediatrician, pediatrics, vaccine, wellness
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
Tags: A Short History of the United States, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Edward Channing, free audio books, History, Kids, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Non-fiction
This is a podcast by and for kids giving you the coolest facts about the coolest animals. We research our episodes carefully, distilling the information into manageable segments, focusing on the things that really make these animals unusual. Thanks for listening!
Categories: Kids & Family
This is a podcast about Mom. It explores motherhood in all its shapes and sizes. Whether it’s life as a working mom or a stay-at-home mom, we dissect the challenges, search for the solutions, embrace the crazy moments, and collect the treasures we find along the way. So grab a glass and come along for the nutty yet rewarding ride. “We’re Momming Today!”
Categories: Business, Kids & Family
Tags: at, FOX, home, Kids, lauren, mom, motherhood, News, radio, Simonetti, stay, working
Lian Dolan gives her take on modern motherhood and all that includes, from news headlines to parenting observation to advice- giving.
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
Hear from Harvard graduates, Olympiad medalists, charity founders, science fair winners, college admission experts and more. We get their practical tips and advice so you can do the same. This podcast is powered by Crimson Education – visit crimsoneducation.org to learn how to apply to the world’s top universities and create your own extraordinary extracurriculars.
Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family
Tags: college, Crimson Education, Education, High School, Ivy League, Kids, learning, science, stem, teachers, Teenagers, teens, university
The Kids Podcast (lame name…) is a podcast for kids 5-10. In this podcast we talk about websites that kids might like, and a lot of other things related.
Categories: Kids & Family, Technology
Tags: computer, family, game, games, geek, kid, Kids, pc, people, Podcast, Stories, video, website, young
This collection of fantasy stories was originally serialized in regional newspapers, prior to being published as a complete volume. The stories, as critics have noted, lack the high-fantasy aspect of the best of Baum’s work, in Oz or out. With ironic or nonsensical morals attached to their ends, their tone is more satirical, glib, and tongue-in-cheek than is usual in children’s stories; the serialization in newspapers for adult readers was appropriate for the materials. (Introduction by Wikipedia and Matthew Reece)
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Kids & Family
Tags: Adventure, American Fairy Tales, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, Fairy tales, fiction, free audio books, humor, Kids, L. Frank Baum, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Short stories