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OFFICIAL LAUNCH ON YOUTUBE and across all social media platforms. 16th July 2026 Men Leh We Reason, a safe space dedicated to fostering open and honest conversations about the complex realities of fatherhood and ultimately, manhood in today's world. We delve into the unspoken issues that men often face alone, shedding light on societal expectations, emotional well-being, and the challenges of navigating modern life. This podcast isn't just about acknowledging the struggles men face; it's about accountability, transparency, solutions, and building a strong support system. We believe that to see positive change, we need to be the change ourselves. So Men...Leh We Reason! #menlehwereason #menempowermentnetworksupport #parentwise #nationalpeaceprogramme

In Episode 4 of the Relational Activism in Social Work podcast, Tim Fisher and Richard Devine talk balancing professional assessment with relational practice. They cover key social work themes, including effective ways to write social work analysis, the importance of recognising both strengths and risks in families, and how to provide a balanced, thoughtful assessment. The conversation also explores the challenge of integrating the voice of children and families into assessments, drawing on their own experiences and providing practical tools like the use of danger statements to improve clarity and focus. Rich offers a deep dive into his process for writing parenting assessments, breaking down the key components of analysis in a way that captures the child’s lived experience and explores underlying factors affecting parents. Together, they also reflect on maintaining well-being and routines as social workers, highlighting the importance of small, everyday actions that build trust with families. This episode blends practical advice with reflections on Relational Activism . aiming to support social workers in their challenging but vital work. #SocialWork #RelationalActivism #ChildProtection #KinshipCare #WellBeing #ParentingAssessment #Podcast Apple https://lnkd.in/gmU_xD5h Spotify https://lnkd.in/gDAiwPY3

This just in from https://lnkd.in/gc9nVHM3: “The Webby Awards took place last night. We’d already covered the podcast winners; the ceremony’s famous five-word speeches included one from Lemonada Media’s Julia Louis-Dreyfus, winning podcast of the year for Wiser Than Me: “Listen to old women, motherfudgers”. (Some words may have been changed to ensure delivery of this email.) You can watch highlights at The Webby Awards website.” You tell ‘em, Elaine baby. New Episode, just uploaded -- "MamaCat’s Never-Ending Festival of Spring Cleaning!" Absolutely, positively, not about household cleaning tips. That's some other podcast. I may be in the Metaphor business. Clean Out Your Mailbox! Clean out your Mind? Clean out your Closets... I promised you last time that we’d talk about junk mail, and we do. And as this evening marks the end of National Mental Health Week in the U.S. (where we could use some), we talk about that too. Also, physical junk gets cleaned out too. Includes research, opinion, and as always, there’s Time Travel. Today’s Soup contains: Heavy duty personal stuff sandwiched between slices of hot fresh snark and sarcasm. Tender moments of inner vulnerability mixed with humor and reflection. Consumer reports sprinkled with obscure 60s & 70s pop culture references. I promise, this podcast doesn’t sound like the other Grannies’ podcasts, because I’m not like the other grannies. But I hang out with them. And they want you to do like Julia says, and “Listen to old women.” Motherfudgers. #GrannyHasAPodcast #MultitrackAudioProduction #VoiceActor #JunkMail #MarriedLife #VOAtlanta #Women50Plus #MentalHealth #Neurodiverse #ActorsLife #ProgrammingAndProduction #Radio #FMandAM #AdobeAudition #Storyteller #Comedy #Pathos #DickVanDyke #MaryTylerMoore #AreYouStillReadingTheseHashtags https://lnkd.in/g_riHZ3y

You want to connect with your partner on a deeper level, to feel like you’re truly understood and seen. 💫 But no matter how hard you try, they seem emotionally distant, unable to meet you where you are. It’s leaving you feeling lonely, even in a relationship. 💔 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗖𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗘𝗺𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗗𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗵 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗣𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆: Emotional connection happens when both partners are fully embodied in their masculine and feminine energies. At Superhuman Union, we teach that emotional depth is created when the feminine feels safe to express, and the masculine is present and grounded enough to hold that expression. 🌱 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗔𝗽𝗽𝗹𝘆 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀: If you’re the feminine, focus on expressing your emotions openly and vulnerably, without holding back or shutting down. If you’re the masculine, practice deep presence—being fully in the moment without trying to fix or analyze, simply holding space for your partner’s emotions. 💪 PS- Make sure you get some rest like us after camping lol! We will dive into this in our content and podcasts episodes about how to create emotional depth and connection through the power of polarity. 🎙️ Make sure to tune in! Link in bio!

In this episode, Fawn and Matt revisit the purpose behind their podcast, reflecting on how friendship and societal relationships have been affected by division and disconnection. Fawn shares personal experiences, starting with childhood memories of observing cultural differences and strained family interactions. She recounts how, as a young child, she sought comfort and guidance from her family’s old photo albums, feeling a connection with ancestors through their portraits, which helped her understand and cope with the negativity around her. The conversation shifts to broader societal issues, with Fawn expressing concerns about forces that seem to undermine genuine relationships and community connections. She mentions her recent discovery of Saul Alinsky's controversial book, Rules for Radicals, which outlines tactics to destabilize systems. The tactics, Fawn suggests, mirror the divisive strategies she's observed over her lifetime. The couple plans to explore these tactics one by one, highlighting how they can prevent unity and affect friendships and communities. Matt and Fawn emphasize that their mission remains to foster healthy relationships, not just by identifying these tactics but by discussing ways to counteract them through awareness and positive action. #OurFriendlyWorldPodcast #FawnAndMatt #RelationshipBoundaries #SocialTactics #Resilience #EmpathyInFriendship #UnityInDiversity #SelfAwareness #UnderstandingCulture  Relationship boundaries, Social influence tactics, Empathy in friendships, Personal resilience, Cultural dynamics, Collective mindset, Self-awareness and unity

Just shared a new episode of The Founding Partner Podcast where a fascinating childhood story was unveiled. Imagine being a kid again, at a friend's house, where play and curiosity lead to an unexpected emergency. That's exactly what happened in a tale involving an exercise bike and a near-miss with a finger. The intensity of the moment was captured by the shocked faces of those around, as blood became the unintended highlight of the day. The emergency room became a stage for a debate, not over health, but over the necessity of stitches versus the strategic placement of band-aids. The determination to avoid needles at all costs turned into a negotiation that would make any lawyer proud. In a twist of fate, the steadfastness displayed in the face of medical professionals led to a parental prediction: a future as a lawyer or a politician was born from the insistence on a band-aid solution. For those who enjoy a good story with a dash of humor and a glimpse into the makings of a determined individual, tune in to the full episode. Find the link to listen in the first comment below. Don't forget to like and share if you enjoy content about resilience, quick thinking, and the lighter side of childhood shaping our future selves. #Podcast #ChildhoodStories #Resilience #Negotiation #FutureLeaders #LawyerLife #Politics #TheFoundingPartnerPodcast

Jeremy Lent: "...I feel that what is needed in this movement for a life-affirming future is to really just put a different idea out there for people to interpret however they might choose." ---- 🎧 Listen to the FULL audio only interviews with Jeremy Lent: Part 1: https://lnkd.in/ghyN9r5F Part 2: https://lnkd.in/g3YJA9Rt Visit the episode page for a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned. ---- ❤️ Our podcast is a labor of love funded solely by co-hosts Roger and John. If you enjoyed this episode, please help us keep these meaningful conversations alive by supporting us through: https://lnkd.in/gy4qryHr ---- Trailer Transcript: Everyone has that desire to want to feel meaningful, to want to be part of community, to want to leave basically a better future for their grandchildren and those who come after them. I think that's where we can actually connect and catalyze ultimately a worldwide movement. People have a sense of justice. When they see injustice, they care about that. That's part of our evolved human heritage. I feel that the movement for transformational change really comes back to what you were saying before. One of the ways in which the neoliberal movement was so powerful is it created one idea of freedom and then allowed people's hearts to come alive, "That's what I want! I want to follow freedom!" I feel that what is needed in this movement for a life-affirming future is to really just put a different idea out there for people to interpret however they might choose. ---- #JeremyLent #DeepTransformationNetwork #SystemsThinking #DeepTransformation #WisdomTraditions

Sometimes, we get tired. Accept and honor all the emotions you feel in the process. Systems of oppression are designed to cause us to feel helpless and hopeless. Sometimes they may cause us to forget who we are and what we're capable of, and we need to be reminded. Still, you matter, your contributions are important, you are needed, and you are connected to a larger continuum of people who have been working for equity and justice. May these stories remind you of your power. The full episode: "Founding Beliefs, Assumptions and Aspirations" is available for listening wherever you get your podcasts and for viewing on YouTube @socialjusticeoriginstories and on the project website: https://lnkd.in/gfMeqz87 We need all who can, to do what they can. Social Justice Origin Stories is available for listening wherever you find your podcasts. Video episodes are available on YouTube and on https://lnkd.in/eMRNYbfN #SocialJusticeOriginStories #StoryTelling #SocialJusticeEducation #Solidarity #Community #Connection #RacialEquity #RacialJustice #Equity #SocialJustice

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Thanks to a mentor, friend, and former QB Dadcast guest (Jeffrey “JT” Neal), we welcome Jon Slavet, a Silicon Valley executive, who shares his deeply personal journey through fatherhood. On this heartfelt episode of the Quarterback Dadcast, Jon opens up about the significance of cherishing small, everyday moments with our children and offers a touching narrative about his stepson's unique nickname for him. We dive into the joys, challenges, and humorous surprises that come with parenting, emphasizing the importance of presence and gratitude in nurturing family bonds. Balancing a demanding career with family time is no easy feat, especially within a blended family. Jon gives us an intimate look at the complexities of custody arrangements and the personal growth necessary to manage impatience and set realistic expectations. Through his stories, we explore the power of vulnerability in fatherhood—how admitting mistakes and apologizing can strengthen relationships and foster personal development. This episode serves as a guide for navigating the ups and downs of being a dad, offering invaluable lessons on how to be there for your kids despite professional pressures. We also dive into Jon's rich family history, tracing his grandfather's immigrant journey and the values passed down through generations. Jon's family immigration story to Ellis Island was a fresh reminder of how lucky we are to live in freedom in the United States. This episode illuminates the mental and emotional health of men with insights from experts. We learn about Jon's new and exciting podcast, Halftime with Jon, which is aimed at supporting men through midlife challenges. We wrap up by emphasizing the importance of community and shared experiences in building better leadership at home and in society. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that promises to leave you more connected to your family and your roots. To learn more about Jon's new podcast, visit him here: https://lnkd.in/gpVWrVfs, or check the Apple link in the comments below. #dads #vulnerability #podcast #new #relationships