The recent death of George Floyd has sparked an outrage in the United States that has been impossible to ignore. As a result there is rioting across the nation as well as people speaking up regarding their own experience with racism and injusti

11. Tips for surviving homeschooling during the Corona Virus school closures with educator Caroline Jones

Mar 20th, 2020 36m 35s

Corona Virus has really rocked our world, especially when schools were closed for the next three weeks, and in some areas for the foreseeable future. Educator Caroline Jones talks about tricks and tips to support parents while they are home na

10. Choosing to be happy in the hard with Nikki Harmon

Feb 25th, 2020 47m 17s

Nikki Harmon is a wife, mother and a marriage and family therapist located in American Fork, Utah. After her second divorce, she was left feeling embarassed about the thought of another heartbreaking ending. It seemed as though happiness was al

9. Finding Mentors with Deanie Wimmer

Feb 3rd, 2020 36m 50s

Deanie Wimmer is a long time Utah news anchor who hosts the evening news on KSL. She is also an Emmy award-winning reporter who covers education and leads the station’s literacy initiative “Read Today.” But did you also know that she is a suppo

8. Establishing boundaries with family and friends

Dec 4th, 2019 47m 46s

Setting boundaries with family and friends can be so difficult. My friend Sarah shares what it was like growing up with a mother who had an addiction to pain killers and the process she used to set boundaries, inspired by Brene Brown. Step 1:

7. Surviving Childhood Trauma - With Brittany Moli

Nov 27th, 2019 36m 14s

Brittany Moli grew up in a dysfunctional home where she was mentally and emotionally abused. Her older sister was sexually assaulted by her father several times until being caught and taken into custody. In this episode, Brittany discusses the

The Moli Family

Nov 19th, 2019 40m 15s

Ashley and Alo were married soon after meeting in 2013. They were eager to begin their life together but felt frustrated to realize they were experiencing infertility. Ashley eventually decided that maybe there were other children who needed sh

3 lessons my miscarriage taught me

Nov 12th, 2019 21m 27s

I recently went through a miscarriage at 10 weeks along and then hemorrhaged a week later. This week on the podcast I discuss that experience and the three things it taught me. While this was a very difficult trial in my life, I have drawn sev

My child doesn't like their teacher, now what?

Nov 5th, 2019 43m 11s

It's so hard on parents when their child comes home from school and tells them that they don't like their teacher or that they feel their teacher doesn't like them. Sarah Roberts, an Executive Director in a Utah school district, talks with me a

3. Mike and Marcella Stanley

Oct 29th, 2019 52m 44s

Mike and Marcella are parents to Brody, a 4 year old with Diastrophic Dysplasia - a rare form of dwarfism. In this episode, Mike and Marcella tell about having a son with different abilities and what life is like with him. They describe how int

Quinn's Story

Oct 22nd, 2019 1h 7m

Cortney Humphrey opens up about the birth of her second child, Quinn, who was born with an extremely rare form of dwarfism. She discusses the peace she felt while pregnant with Quinn and how it carried over after her delivery. Cortney also ment

Paige's Story - how a baby with dwarfism changed our lives

Oct 15th, 2019 1h 7m

Learning from the Curve - because life doesn’t care who’s at the plate, it will always throw the curve. The good news is you don’t have to strike out. In fact, this could be the most beautiful home run in the history of the game. The Learni