A boy from the streets crashes Symphony Hall

A story of human triumph: A young child is rescued from life on the streets, fostered, and mentored. He chases a dream to play classical music, and now as a mentor himself, he encourages others to dream big. With humility and humor, Richard Antoine White shares his unique journey. A favorite episode reprise, originally posted October 12, 2022.

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How to Celebrate with Less Pressure and More Joy

The holidays are full of excitement, but they can also be full of pressure for parents and hosts. There are ways, however, to simplify our celebrations without losing any of their impact. Lisa talks with wedding planner Amanda Everson and author Karen Trefzger about 4 ideas for celebrating with less pressure and more joy.

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Parenting with the End in Mind

In this episode, Heather welcomes back Coach Heidi Allsop to discuss intentional parenting and fostering strong bonds between mothers and sons. Heidi shares her journey from social work to raising five boys, and her mission to help moms raise sons with purpose and connection. They dive deep into the importance of parenting with the "end in mind" and setting intentional goals to guide children through their formative years. Heather and Heidi also discuss strategies to foster emotional resilience, independence, and essential life skills in boys, alongside balancing nurturing instincts with teaching moments. This episode is filled with insights, practical advice, and encouragement for parents navigating the challenges of raising sons.  

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Mormon 7-9

In this episode we’ll talk about Mormon chapters seven through nine. These chapters contain the final words of the prophet Mormon and the initial writings of his son, the prophet Moroni. We’ll review two core concepts that are contained in Mormon’s final discourse; the ideas of identity and purpose. We’ll talk about how truly understanding our identity can help us have greater direction and purpose during mental health trials. We’ll also talk about how knowing our purpose can give us strength to endure difficulties. 

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