Whitney Goodman is a licensed marriage and family therapist and author on a mission to help adult family members have better relationships. Each week, Whitney has conversations with influential guests and real people to help listeners find new ways of looking at old family problems. Calling Home is available every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts.
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A place to call home podcast is a resources aimed to help the next generation of primary producers in Australia. Throughout the podcast, guest share first hand stories to help guide you onto life on the land as well as Industry experts who share their knowledge to help you on your journey to find A Place To Call Home. Copyright: A Place to Call Home Group 2024
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What's going on in New Hampshire, the good ol' the Granite State? Tune in as we discuss the New Hampshire real estate market, introduce you to industry leaders and talk with local business owners and community members.
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Call Me On The Way Home is to ask two major questions of our guest: What have you mastered? What are you working on and hope to master? I want to learn from my network about the cool things they are doing and publish our conversations. The title comes from my lengthy time in a car on my evening commutes in LA. And you only talk to people you really want to on the way home, usually good friends. My hope is to stay connected with my network through interesting dialogue, thought provoking quest ...
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”Blazing Fury,” a podcast delving into California’s pressing environmental crisis: wildfires. From towering infernos to smoldering blazes, these disasters wreak havoc on the landscape, communities, and ecosystems. They endanger not only wildlife, but human lives as well. Through expert interviews and firsthand accounts, this podcast uncovers the staggering scale of destruction; From loss of lives and homes to irreversible damage to biodiversity. Systemic issues exacerbating the crisis are co ...
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St Petrocs is a charity working to end homelessness in Cornwall, because everyone has the right to a safe and secure home. 'No Place to Call Home: A St Petrocs Podcast' was inspired and led by residents of St Petrocs, who share their experiences in the hopes of bringing the reality of homelessness, home to listeners. This podcast was funded by The Vocational Development Programme, through The People Hub project. The People Hub project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Pros ...
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When we expatriate, we all ask ourselves: am I o.k.? Do I belong? Am I safe? What happens if an answer is no? Alternatively, as often happens, everything goes beautifully. But we each move for different reasons that satisfy our souls, our core. These needs help us feel alive, of value. To find a spot where you can happily belong fills a primal need. Some of us may travel to attain that. We, expats . . . immigrants, learn to be comfortable with the unknown. We search for answers and look for ...
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Interviews about the experiences of Hospital at Home colleagues. You can contact the team by emailing his.communitycare@nhs.scot.
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A Call Across the Pond; Transforming Relationships at School, at Home and Beyond
Tara Gretton and Vicky Essebag
Transform your relationships at school - with your students and peers, and in life - with your family, friends and colleagues. Enjoy conversations about prioritizing communication with an intentional approach to healthy and inclusive relationships. Tara Gretton and Vicky Essebag are experienced solution-focused practitioners and instructional leaders with a background in education, social work and family therapy. Tara (UK), and Vicky (Canada), enjoy sharing their thoughts and reflections - a ...
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Q&A: I'm Estranged From My Parents and My Sister Has Cancer
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27:14This week, I'm sharing my three little epiphanies: The show Long Bright River is a great representation of what it's like to love a family member in active addiction and the different paths we can take in a family. (More on that below) Why I'm so tired of quotes like, "It's your parent's first time living too." I saw this video about growing up in …
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#53: How to create "A Place To Call Home" while working full time with Nick Holland
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45:11Send us a text Welcome to Episode 53 of A Place to Call Home. This week, we chat with Nick Holland, who shares his journey to land ownership while working full-time and the lessons he's learned along the way. In this episode, we discuss: Building a real estate portfolio Navigating family succession in agriculture Agisting and leasing country while …
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You Don't Stop Estrangement Just By Saying It's Bad: How To Actually Prevent Family Estrangement
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25:56Ok, I go on a little rant in this one because I am so tired of people trying to remain totally neutral about family estrangement. Obviously estrangement is bad. It's not an ideal outcome. No one wants to experience it. And, sometimes it is the only choice. In this episode I cover: how abuse is actually quite common in families why saying estrangeme…
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#52: Building a Sustainable business with Simone and Harry from Bush Agribusiness
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41:26Send us a text Welcome to Episode 52 of A Place to Call Home. This week, we chat with Simone Parker and Harry Evan from Bush Agribusiness, where they share valuable insights on how consultancy can elevate your agricultural business. In this episode, we discuss: The Business Edge course and its impact Key findings from the Australian Beef Report Wha…
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Hi! Today I am sharing my three little epiphanies for the week about love is blind, estranged family members having mental health issues, and why some people will never get help when they're struggling. We also have 2 caller questions. #1 is deciding what kind of relationship she can have with her mother, #2 has a MIL who screams at her and crosses…
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Over 22,000 of you answered my poll questions about abandonment and estrangement. In this episode, I review your responses and discuss what "abandonment" means in the context of adult-child and parent relationships. As always, thank you so much for contributing to this episode. I love it when we collaborate like this. Let me know your thoughts! Joi…
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#51: Journey to growing Apples in Orange with Iain McLennan
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53:32Send us a text Welcome to Episode 51 of A Place to Call Home. This week, we chat with Iain MacLennan, who shares his exciting journey into the apple industry and what it’s like stepping into a completely new field. In this episode, we discuss: Transitioning into a new industry Growing apples in Orange and what that looks like day-to-day Working in …
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Q&A: The Pain of Parental Rejection. Why Can They Show Up for Others and Not Me?
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27:17I'm answering a caller's question today. This caller has a very distant relationship with her father, and she's trying to figure out what to do. He's super invested with his step-kids and those grandchildren, but he can't seem to show up for her and her children. I try to help this caller understand why she has resentment for her father's ambivalen…
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I read the book I Can Fix This by Kristina Kuzmič and immediately knew I needed to get her on the show. In this episode, we talk about what it's like to have a teenager with a mental health diagnosis, surrendering to the fact that we cannot control it, and how to help them and yourself. This is the perfect episode for anyone who has felt clueless, …
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#50 Creating a life on farm and overcoming adversity with Matt and Hayley from Watson Family Produce.
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1:08:52Send us a text Welcome to Episode 50 of A Place to Call Home Podcast. In this milestone episode, we chat with Matt and Hayley from Watson Family Produce, where they share their inspiring journey to land ownership and their incredible resilience in overcoming adversity. In this episode, we dive into: Their journey into real estate investing Building…
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Q&A: My Dad Kicked Me Out At 16, Now He Wants To Have Lunch
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22:31Hi! In this Q&A episode, I am talking about my three little epiphanies this week: why it's good to be a little bit delusional, a new podcast from NPR about conspiracy theories, and accepting imperfection in our family relationships. We also have two caller questions: Caller 1 is trying to set boundaries with her in-laws and does not want them to dr…
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All Women Lie, All Men Cheat?: Gender and The Family
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38:29Over 2,000 people responded to my Instagram polls about gender and family. Thank you again for participating! In this episode, I review the results of those polls and explore how gender stereotypes can harm family relationships: How hearing your parent speak negatively about the opposite gender impacts you What happens when your parents talk negati…
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An Interview with Shane Leaning - Change in Schools from Within
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1:01:50Our special guest on the podcast this week is Shane Leaning, an organizational coach based in Shanghai, supporting international schools globally, with extensive experience in the UK and Asia, and a background in teaching and regional teaching development (Nord Anglia Education). As a recognized voice in international education, Shane is a public s…
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#49: Going from no cows to feeding the world with Bianca Tarrant from Our Cow
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1:04:37Send us a text Welcome to Episode 49 of A Place to Call Home. This week, we sit down with Bianca Tarrant from Our Cow, who shares her inspiring journey in creating a standout business that connects consumers directly with Australian farmers. In this episode, we dive into: Bianca's path to land ownership Overcoming significant challenges and disaste…
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No One Wants To Be The One From A Dysfunctional Family
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19:27In this episode of the Calling Home Podcast, Whitney shares insights from the Family Cyclebreakers Club group this month: the grief of not having a supportive family the challenges of navigating dysfunctional family dynamics (your in-laws and your own family) the sacrifices individuals make to avoid family conflict 00:00 Introduction to Family Dyna…
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Parentification: There Are No Mini Adults
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24:49In this episode, we explore how children are drawn into adult roles—whether through emotional or logistical parentification. We examine the family conditions that create these dynamics, share real-life examples, and discuss how these experiences impact you as an adult. We’ll also explore how the very skills you developed to survive can both help an…
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Q&A: I Don't Want To Invite My Family To My Wedding
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34:27Whitney discusses her three little epiphanies for the week: therapy lingo continues to be a force for good on reality TV parents are cutting off their adult children Should parents get to control your life if they give you money? She also answers two caller questions. Caller 1 is planning a wedding and doesn't want to invite all of her family membe…
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In this episode, Whitney Goodman explores the four attachment styles and their impact on romantic relationships. She discusses the four main attachment styles: secure, anxious, avoidant, and disorganized, explaining how they manifest in relationships and how they are influenced by childhood experiences. She also shows how attachment styles are port…
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Q&A: My Parents Have A Horrible Marriage, What Do I Do?
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30:04In this epsiode, Whitney answers two caller questions and gives her three little epiphanies for the week: Sutton's mom on RHOBH A new phrase she's using to push through hard times Being a cyclebreaker sucks sometimes Caller 1 is upset about her parent's horrible marriage. Caller 2 is responding to a smear campaign from her sister in law. Join The F…
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In this episode, Whitney shares her 3 Little Epiphanies for the week: Mary Cosby from RHOSLC did an amazing job How RHONY is an example of "therapy speak" entering the mainstream in a good way How Whitney is choosing to handle her news consumption in 2025 She also answers two caller questions. Caller 1 is having a baby and doesn't want the baby to …
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Part 1: Nuance Needed About Adult Child and Parent Estrangement
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1:00:28This is a two-part series with the hosts of Nuance Needed. In part 1, Whitney, Amanda, and Sam discuss the complexities of parental estrangement, the misconceptions surrounding it, and the impact of social media on family dynamics and estrangement. In Part 2, we reflect on the impact of their work on social media on their personal lives, the challe…
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You Can't Become A Migrant Without A fight. With Robynne Jeisman, C.E.O of Turntable
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43:57In this episode you'll hear Robynne's definition of home, her keys to navigating a new environment, why the power of choice is crucial to every migrant, understanding trafficking and exploitation, and what it takes to survive the journey of migration. Robynne, an Australian immigrant, shares her journey from Adelaide to San Francisco. She discusses…
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Q&A: My Parent Is Distant. Should I Cut Them Off?
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32:42In this Q&A episode, Whitney speaks to 2 callers. Caller 1 has a distant parent who doesn't invest much in their relationship. Should she cut them off, or is this just another estrangement fantasy? Caller 2 is a new parent who is worried about messing up his kid. This is the pep talk you need if you can relate. Join The Family Cyclebreakers Club: w…
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Do You Have An Uncle Marvin? With Marc Brackett
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55:15In this conversation, Whitney Goodman and Marc explore the significance of emotions in personal development and relationships. They discuss the lack of emotional education in families and schools, the impact of cultural perspectives on emotional expression, and the importance of having supportive figures in one's life. They also delve into practica…
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Q&A: Ask Me Anything About Emotional Immaturity
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22:11In this episode of the Calling Home podcast, Whitney answers your questions about emotional immaturity, providing insights into the dynamics of family relationships, the importance of genuine apologies, and the challenges of caring for emotionally immature parents. Join The Family Cyclebreakers Club: www.callinghome.co/join Have a question for Whit…
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Can My Parent Become More Emotionally Mature?
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44:32In this episode, Whitney Goodman explores the complexities of emotional maturity, particularly in the context of adult children dealing with emotionally immature parents. She discusses the common fantasy that parents can change if children learn the right ways to interact with them, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, accountability, and …
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Q&A: His Parents Are Totally Different In Public
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33:32In this episode, Whitney addresses two caller questions. The first caller discusses her awakening to the dysfunction within her family and how uncomfortable she feels now. The second caller asks about the confusing behavior of her emotionally immature in-laws, who present a different persona in public compared to their private interactions. Whitney…
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How To Deal With Emotionally Immature People
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24:07In this episode, Whitney Goodman discusses emotional immaturity, its traits, and how to effectively deal with emotionally immature individuals. She emphasizes the importance of emotional regulation and provides practical strategies for managing interactions, drawing from insights in Lindsay C. Gibson's book, 'Adult Children of Emotionally Immature …
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What Moving to the USA Taught Me. With Sophie Davies
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45:17Exploring identity and belonging In this episode you'll hear: the psychological impact of immigrating, shape-shifting to acclimate, UK vs USA opportunities and lifestyle, and what Sophie loves about life in the USA. Summary What's keeping this Brit in the USA (for the moment)? Sophie Davis shares her journey from growing up in Kent and Southeast Lo…
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Q&A: God Told His Parents Not To Speak To Us
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26:38In this episode of the Calling Home Podcast, Whitney Goodman discusses emotional maturity and the complexities of family relationships, particularly when spirituality and religion create barriers. She addresses a caller's question about navigating relationships with emotionally immature family members who use spiritual beliefs to justify their acti…
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In this episode of the Calling Home Podcast, Whitney Goodman shares concrete steps you can take to become more emotionally mature. She explores various aspects of emotional maturity, including self-awareness, accountability, emotional regulation, empathy, and vulnerability. Whitney provides practical insights and strategies for listeners to enhance…
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Finding Identity and Home: Navigating Life as a Russian Immigrant in America. Yoland and her guest Darsha continue to explore her experiences as a Russian immigrant in America, navigating American culture. Their conversation delves into the challenges of cultural conformity and identity, and the journey of finding a sense of home. Darsha shares ins…
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Ep 10. Darsha is Sugar & Spice, Part. 1
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40:43Finding Identity and Home: Navigating Life as a Russian Immigrant in America. Yolanda chats with guest Darsha, a Russian immigrant who has made a life in the USA. She delves into her upbringing in Soviet-era Russia, discusses the impact of the rapid political and cultural changes post-Soviet Union, and reflects on overcoming challenges and finding …
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Winter Special : Asking for help isn't a weakness
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20:57St Petrocs introduces this Winter Special Episode of 'No Place to Call Home: A St Petrocs Podcast'. In this episode, St Petrocs' residents share their experiences of homelessness in Winter, and reflect on how society can come together to end homelessness, for good. St Petrocs' Winter Appeal is raising vital funds to support our Winter Services. Ple…
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Suzanne Putman - A Deep Longing For Home. Ep 9
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25:23From the UK to the USA: Suzanne Putman's Expat Journey In this episode of 'The Places We Call Home,' host Yolanda Reshemah delves into the compelling story of Suzanne Putman, who migrated from the UK to Italy, and finally settled in the United States. This episode explores the life of an international migrant, the resilience, and the adaptability r…
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Uplifting the Environment and Community One Tree at a Time - An Interview with Adam Gretton
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44:57In this episode, Tara and Vicky have the pleasure of interviewing Adam Gretton. Adam founded More Trees Banes in 2008 as a passion project and a response to climate change. Bringing children into the world made him want to make the world a safer place. Adam was motivated by the need to offset carbon, by the great comfort he found in working the lan…
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Ynhi Carr Pt.2. An Extraordinary Woman
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20:34Ynhi Carr's Journey: From Vietnam to American Success In this episode host Yolanda Reshemah chats with Ynhi Carr, a lead pharmacist and pharmacy manager at Kaiser in the North Bay area. Ynhi shares her inspiring journey from her early years in the imperial city of Hue, Vietnam to moving to America in 1992 aided by her father's military background. …
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Q&A: My Estranged Parent Keeps Buying My Kids Gifts. What Do I Do?
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34:53In this conversation, Whitney Goodman speaks to two callers and answers their questions. Question 1 addresses the complexities of navigating difficult family relationships, sharing how we feel with our family, and accepting parents. Question 2 is about gifts from estranged grandparents and the nuances of handling gifts. Join The Family Cyclebreaker…
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No Thanks, Santa: How to Handle Unwanted Gifts and Set Boundaries
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42:47In this episode, Whitney Goodman explores the complexities of gift-giving and receiving during the holiday season. She discusses the emotional weight of gifts, the pressures of navigating family dynamics, and the impact of estrangement on these interactions. Whitney provides actionable tips for setting boundaries and understanding the deeper meanin…
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Ynhi Carr Pt.1 - An Extraordinary Woman
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21:54Ynhi Carr's Journey: From Vietnam to American Success In this episode host Yolanda Reshemah chats with Ynhi Carr, a lead pharmacist and pharmacy manager at Kaiser in the North Bay area. Ynhi shares her inspiring journey from her early years in the imperial city of Hue, Vietnam to moving to America in 1992 aided by her father's military background. …
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Q&A: Estrangement During The Holidays and Accepting Your Parents
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28:23In this episode, Whitney Goodman addresses the complexities of family estrangement during the holiday season. She discusses the emotional challenges faced by individuals who are estranged from their families, particularly during a time that emphasizes togetherness. Whitney provides insights on coping strategies, the importance of setting boundaries…
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Reparenting Yourself While Parenting Your Children
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36:51Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesAv Calling Home
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Part 2 with Cris. We chat about the 'good stuff': the American dream, is it a real thing, and for whom? We muse on establishing a worthwhile life, mental health, uprooting your success, and of course the issue of connecting as an adult. More chicken soup please! https://www.instagram.com/theplaces_wecallhome…
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Have you ever found yourself dreading the holidays because of family dynamics? In this episode, Whitney discusses dysfunctional family relationships during the holidays, the expectations we carry, and how to approach these situations in healthier ways. You will learn how to accept your family, set boundaries, and actually enjoy your holiday. We rec…
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Meet Cris, a woman with a lot of heart and talent. She's easygoing, and has it all together ... in Brazil. Cris and I Chat over chicken soup and shawarma about long-distance love, the emotional and practical challenges of transferring your successful life -- i.e. reputation, to the US from Brazil. But what about your invaluable self - those parts t…
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#48: What is carbon? with Khory Hancock
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52:14Send us a text Welcome to Episode 48 of A Place to Call Home. This week we chat to Khory Hancock, who will take us on a deep dive into the world of carbon. Throughout this episode we chat about - Carbon, what is it? - ACCU, what does it mean. - What are the different carbon project methods - Why is there such a focus on carbon right now - The part …
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In this episode, Whitney answers two caller questions. Caller 1 is dealing with cultural pressures to care for her gaining parents. Caller 2 has parents who are politicians with beliefs that differ from her own. You can join the Family Cyclebreakers Club at Calling Home here. To learn more about Whitney and her work, visit her website. Learn more a…
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How To Balance The Needs Of Your In-Laws, Your Parents, and Your Own Family
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20:43Balancing the needs of in-laws, parents, and your new family can be challenging, especially when merging families with different backgrounds and expectations. In this episode, Whitney discusses why open communication, clear boundaries, and empathy are key to maintaining balance. I Takeaways Balancing the needs of in-laws, parents, and your new fami…
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Karen from Hunduras - I'm Not Just A Latina
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22:38It's never a good idea to underestimate the human spirit. Karen was happily minding her own business, but somebody interfered in her life plan, and her safety, causing unplanned changes. She's got fire in her bones and a heart for early childhood education. It's giving ...indominable spirit, waking up to truth, dealing with unfavorable realities. C…
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#47: Creating something of your own, while in a family business with Melissa Neilsen from Rural Women's Exercise
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41:57Send us a text Welcome to Episode 47 of A Place to Call Home. This week we chat to Melissa Neilsen from Rural Women's Exercise. Throughout this episode we cover a range of topics and hear from Mel about her journey to creating Rural Women's Exercise. We also chat about - Coming into a family business - Some of challenges that she faced and how she …
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