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Have you ever tried to get a five year old to sit still and talk into a microphone without touching it? Let's just say it was an adventure getting my daughter, Clara, to do this interview with me. She desperately wanted to be like her brother and have her own episode where she got to talk about her favorite podcasts. Enjoy these excellent podcast recommendations from my five year old!
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This month has been a bit of an emotional rollercoaster for me. Introducing you to so many amazing people in the ALS community as part of ALS Awareness Month has been so much fun, but I've also been fiercely missing my brother Ryan, who died from ALS last June.
To cap off a month full of inspiring people, I'm excited to introduce you to Lorri, the host of the podcast, I'm Dying to Tell You. She helps others to find hope through her inspirational podcast guests.
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Erin is a fellow podcast lover who I found on Instagram. She has a special place in my heart because she has ALS and she is in her twenties. This is just like my brother, Ryan, who Also diagnosed with ALS in his twenties. I knew that I had to have her on my show to talk about some of her favorite podcasts.
This month all of my episodes are centered around the ALS community. It has been so much fun introducing you to the inspiring and lovely people that are in the ALS community. Today you get to meet Erin and hear all about her favorite podcasts.
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May is ALS Awareness Month. If you aren't sure what ALS is, it's a disease that attacks cells in the body that control movement. It's a neurodegenerative disease, meaning cells of the nervous system die over time during someone's ALS journey.
It's an absolutely devastating disease with no cure. My brother, Ryan passed away from ALS a year ago next month, and I'm determined to help bring more awareness to this awful disease so that we can find better treatments and a cure.
Today, I'm excited to introduce you to a podcast that is hosted by James Smith, who shares his ALS Journey. His show used to be called Beyond MND so you will hear him refer to it by that name. It is now called, Diagnosed Dad. Everyone can learn something and be inspired by his ALS Journey.
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For the month of May, which is ALS Awareness Month, I'm dedicating all of the Friendly Podcast Guide episodes to helping raise awareness of ALS and the amazing people in this community such as the I AM ALS organization.
Almost a year ago, my brother passed away from complications with ALS. Before Ryan was diagnosed, I had a vague knowledge of what ALS is, but that was it. I didn't know that there is no cure and no treatments that are able to prolong the life of someone with ALS.
Now, I am intimately aware of this disease and I want to be part of the movement that is helping the ALS community thrive and eventually find a cure. I AM ALS is an organization on the forefront of that mission.
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I have a very special guest on the podcast today. My son Danny is going to talk about his current favorite podcasts and give kid podcast recommendations. He was a natural with a microphone and it was so much fun hearing about podcasts he enjoys in a longer conversation than we usually have about them.
I hope that you can find one of these kid podcasts is one that your kids will enjoy too!
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Do your kids listen to other people's advice way better than they listen to your advice? Mine too.
This week's episode is all about a kid podcast that shines a light on awesome kids who are doing inspiring things. It can help your kids learn how they can do awesome things too. It's called The Lil' Leaders Podcast and my kids really enjoy it because they love hearing other kids' voices on their podcasts.
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As the weather gets warmer, the itch to travel gets stronger. Sometimes we don't have the capacity, funds, or time off to scratch that itch. Here's some travel podcasts that can help you dream, plan, and save up for your next amazing adventure.
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Between Scott, my partner, and I, Scott is definitely more of a foodie. When I found Gastropod, I realized that while my palate isn't as refined as Scott's, I do love to learn about the history and science behind food. Gastropod feels like the podcast equivalent of eating comfort food. I hope you enjoy learning food science in a fun way as much as I do!
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We are in the middle of spring break season, and I know many of you are most likely traveling in some form or fashion. I wanted to give you some kid podcasts you can use to entertain your kids on a road trip to help it go a bit smoother. I hope you find a new favorite kids podcast from this episode!
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How many times a day do you get asked the question, why or how? Let's just say at my house, if I got a nickel for every time my kiddos asked me a question, I had to Google, I would have a lot of nickels.
This week's kid podcast is for all those curious kids out there. It's called DRAC. It's about a vampire who doesn't thirst for blood, but for knowledge and this storytelling podcast is one your kiddos will enjoy!
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It's no secret that I love kid podcasts, they have seriously changed my life as a mom!
When I found out that there are apps dedicated to kid podcasts, I knew I needed to find out more. That is how I found Rachel Lacey, who is one of the co-founders of the kid podcast app, KidsPod. She is one of my favorite kid podcast experts, which is why I wanted to get some kid podcast recommendations from her.
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Not many people know this about me, but I am a family history enthusiast. The only party I throw every year, besides my kids birthday parties, is a Dia de los Muertos party, where we all get together and talk about our ancestors. We also eat really good food that is all of our ancestors' favorites.
When I found a podcast all about family history and learning about people's stories, I knew that I had to talk about it on my show.
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As we dive headfirst into March, you can enjoy listening to these Irish podcasts while you celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year. I absolutely love listening to Irish people's accents and I know that you will too!
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One of my goals this year is improving relationships in my life with myself, with God, with Scott, my partner, and with each of my kids.
When I found the intentional living with Tanya Hale podcast, I knew it was going to be helpful for me as I'm working on strengthening my relationships.
I wanted to share it with any of you who feel the pull to work on improving relationships in your life.
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My partner, Scott, did a church service mission in Finland for two years before we met. I have fallen in love with this amazing country from his stories and after visiting several years ago.
This week I wanted to honor the way that Finns celebrate Valentine's Day. In Finland, Valentine's Day isn't just a day dedicated to romance exclusively, but celebrates wider friendships.
The Finnish term for Valentine's Day, juustuvanpäivä, translates into Friend's Day. Here are some fun friendship podcasts to celebrate Finland's version of Valentine's Day!
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I have so many good memories of snuggling up and watching the Disney princess movies as a kid. Since having my own kids, I'm a bit more wary of the way the princesses were portrayed in those movies. When I found the kid podcast Girl Tales, which reimagines fairy tales into empowering stories, I was so excited to share it with my kids, and with all of you.
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I really love celebrating Valentine's Day. I think part of the reason is because I need something to look forward to while we're still in the depths of winter.
As we gearing up for the day dedicated to love, candy and Hallmark cards, try a love podcast to help you get in the loving mood.
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I love a short podcast and I love to learn about women in history. When I learned about the podcast, Womanica, I had to share it so that you can learn about these fascinating women in history through a podcast!
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I used to be one of those people that had to have my New Year's resolutions or affirmation in place and concrete by January 1st.
A couple of years ago, when I had sick kids for the whole week between Christmas and New Year's, I realized how silly it was to put an arbitrary deadline on something that I was hoping to work on for an entire year. I decided that the entire month of January is when I would figure out what my new year will look like.
That's why I decided to wait until a little bit later in January to talk about some personal development podcasts you might want to listen to as you figure out what 2024 is going to look like for you.
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