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Being a single parent brings real pressure. You should not face it alone. The Solo Parent Podcast offers honest conversation, expert insight, and practical help for raising healthy kids while carrying the weight alone. Created by single parents for single parents, each episode speaks to the emotional, relational, and everyday realities of solo parenting. Hosted by author and Solo Parent founder Robert Beeson, alongside Elizabeth Cole, Vice President of Solo Parent and a single mom herself, this podcast has supported thousands of single parents worldwide. It is for single moms and dads navigating divorce, loss, or abandonment who want steadiness, hope, and connection. Solo Parent exists to make sure no single parent walks alone. Through daily support groups, articles, guided meditations, and a free dedicated app, Solo Parent provides steady, practical support for every stage of the journey. Listeners can engage beyond the podcast and find real community, daily encouragement, and tools built specifically for single parent life. Go to www.SoloParent.org or download our app, on any app platform, to learn more!

Chicken Fried Women: Friendship, Kinship and the Stories that Made Us this Way. The South is full of two things: stories and storytellers. The Chicken Fried Women podcast brings you both. These are the stories told around kitchen tables, church pews and front porch swings. They are the tales we laughed at growing up and that have been repeated down through time. Welcome to the friendships, the kinships and the stories that made us this way.

Unpacking the hidden epidemic of Reproductive Anxiety Disorder — through the lens of tokophobia, fear, and female mental health. This isn’t just a podcast about pregnancy and birth fears. It’s about the anxiety no one talks about — the kind that wraps itself around your identity, your relationships, your career, your future. And the kind that gets misdiagnosed, dismissed, or missed entirely. Tokophobia — the extreme fear of pregnancy and childbirth — is just the tip of the iceberg. What lies beneath is something bigger: Reproductive Anxiety Disorder (RAD). It’s an unrecognised condition that affects millions of women. And most of them don’t even know it. So why Tik-Tokophobia? It’s a nod to the relentless ticking of the biological clock — that internal panic women feel when society says “it’s time” but their nervous system screams “no.” This podcast is about what happens in that space. And how we can break free from it. Hosted by Alexia Leachman, world expert on tokophobia, creator of the Head Trash Clearance method, and former sufferer who healed her own fear. Alongside JJ Stenhouse, a veteran broadcaster who lived with tokophobia for over 40 years without knowing it. Together, they explore what unhealed reproductive fear really costs: Anxiety. Depression. OCD. Relationship breakdowns Fertility struggles and ambivalence Creative and sexual shutdown A lifetime of “I don’t know what’s wrong with me” Through honest conversations, healing insights, and lived experience, this podcast illuminates the two paths of tokophobia: 🔹 Door on the left: healing, clarity, self-trust, and choice 🔹 Door on the right: fear-led decisions, isolation, and emotional shutdown We’re here to change the conversation: To show why fear is quietly driving the fertility crisis To challenge the way mental health misunderstands birth trauma To name what women have always felt, but never had language for Whether you're a woman who's lived it, a partner trying to understand, or a professional who wants to do better — this podcast is for you. It’s time we gave reproductive anxiety the recognition it deserves. It’s time to name it. It’s time to heal it. Welcome to Tik-Tokophobia.

The Sports Council is a Washington-based show focused on sports in the Pacific Northwest. Along with host Jamie Council, listen to some of the more unique sports stories in the PNW. With a personality shaped by sports, and a professional background of traditional sports media, Jamie found that the stories she was most passionate about covering were the ones that might not otherwise be told of the good surrounding the greatness of the sports world. The Pacific Northwest is home to some of the best hiking, the wine world's hidden secret, and a mecca for sports. The Sports Council hopes to find the traditional and non-traditional sports stories in the back yard of those in the upper-left USA to show the passion that lies behind the dedication of the sports world. Catch the show Thursdays at 11:30 AM over the air on 1340 ESPN, on demand at https://1340espnradio.com, where ever you get your podcasts by searching for the "Sports Council", or now also available via YouTube

Celebrating the power of storytelling to reflect our world, expand our perspectives, and foster connections between readers of all ages. The Children's Book Podcast features interviews with authors, illustrators, and everyone involved in taking a book from drawing board to bookshelf. Hosted by Matthew C. Winner, a teacher, librarian, writer, and fan of kids. Brought to you in partnership with Boyds Mills, positively impacting kids by amplifying the voices of storytellers who inform, educate, and inspire children to become their best selves.

From baby sleep to toddler sleep, daycare naps to sleep training—this is the podcast for parents who want practical, guilt-free sleep tips. Hosted by pediatric sleep coach Allison Egidi, How Long ’Til Bedtime? delivers real solutions for everything from navigating newborn sleep struggles and weaning night feedings to helping your 3-year-old fall asleep independently (and stay asleep!). Whether you’re trying to make sense of daycare sleep patterns, desperately want your evenings back, or just need a working mom podcast to keep you grounded, we’ve got you covered.

Joy In The Journey is a podcast dedicated to supporting families with critically ill kids. Life brings unexpected circumstances, but choosing joy makes all the difference. Your host, Jamie Freedlund, knows this better than anyone. Her world changed when her daughter, Mattea Joy, was born with several severe medical complications. Jamie and her husband were given a very small chance that Mattea would survive at birth, but were able to share nine and a half wonderful months with her that they didn't expect to have. This experience led to a deep level of gratitude, shifting Jamie’s life as a result, and allowing her to discover joy in every day—even the tough ones. Most of Mattea’s life was spent in the hospital. It was there that Jamie came to understand what it means to be a parent of a critically ill child and the challenges that go with it. Through this podcast, she hopes to help other families going through similar struggles. Join us on a journey of connection and learning through beautiful stories, expert content, and finding more joy in the everyday!

Det kan være svært som solomor, at sige højt, når det er hårdt at være alene om alt. At du savner nogen at sparre med og tale med om dit barn/dine børn og solomor livet, og dele dine følelser og måske dårlig samvittighed over, at dit barn ingen far har eller måske er skilsmissebarn. I denne podcast taler vi om lige netop det, og hvordan det er at være alene om alt og turde sige det højt. Vi taler om moderskabet, om børn og hvordan vi kan stå ved og i os selv alene om alt. Det hele med et spirituelt tvist. Elsine er selvvalgt solomor til to piger, og i denne podcast deler hun ud af sine solomor erfaringer og sammen med sine gæster taler hun om alle udfordringerne og alt det vi helst ikke siger højt.

We bring you a new episode that goes along with the lectionary reading each week! Together, we will discuss the story, share a prayer, a song, and an outdoor challenge!

Maguvininda Manava Montessori podcast is about the Montessori Method of education. People visiting the Montessori schools think that children only play in the Montessori classrooms and do not learn any reading and writing. They believe either children have been given too much freedom or disciplined too much. Furthermore, Montessori schools are considered to be the schools for differently-abled children. I am Dr S Rekha Reddy, excited to share three decades of my experience in the Montessori field as a teacher and Montessori Teacher Trainer and intend to clear some of the misconceptions about the Montessori Method. I also share a few fundamental Montessori Principles in this podcast. The podcast is beneficial to all parents irrespective of whether your children are in Montessori school or not. It is advantageous for teachers, principals and anyone interested in the Montessori method of education.

The Cumming Country Fair & Festival is October 6-16 at the Cumming Fairgrounds. Concerts, fair food, unlimited ride specials, and more!