Episodes

Great schools are the result of a consistent investment of time, thoughtfulness, forgiveness and mutual respect between teachers and administrators and a rock-solid commitment to students.

Diane Kirby has been an educator for almost 26 years. She talks with us today about IEPs, testing and everything special education,

Most diet books teach you to set short-term weight loss goals. Whether low-carb or low-fat, the typical plan goes like this: restrict your food choices, exercise until exhaustion, and swallow stacks of supplements. These “solutions” do a better job of lightening your wallet than lightening you.

If you ever have found yourself in a dark place devoid of joy and happiness or are unsure of your next step, the award-winning debut novel The Little Book of Greatness by today’s guest, Ari Gunzburg, will resonate with you.

Zen Pig teaches young readers the importance of gratitude, justice, empathy, compassion, and other soft skills that are important for people of all ages to embrace.

Ann Richardson's heartwarming book looks at the excitement and challenges women from various cultures experience in their role as grandmothers. The poignant stories will make you smile and tug at your heartstrings.

How does a car move from one place to another? How do cranes lift heavy objects? Readers will learn this and more in Donna McKinney’s latest book, Engines! - From ancient times to now.

Life was not easy for this little girl growing up in the Bronx. Alcoholic parents, domestic violence, a learning difference, wrong decisions, infidelity, and depression left her longing for a lifestyle that seemed beyond her reach.

Grandson strives to honor his Grandfather and the 746th Far East Army Air Force Band and secure a Best Historical Album Grammy award in 2022.

In 1982, Johnny Prill wrote “A Song for Grandma and Grandpa” to honor his grandparents. It has become the official song for National Grandparents Day, which is celebrated in the United States the first Sunday after Labor Day.

Tracy Johnson, the author of How to Feed Your Ninjas, is today’s guest. Her journey began 40 years ago when she was diagnosed with Chron’s Disease. She discovered exercise and a healthy diet eased her symptoms,

Gramps Jeffrey, a grandfather of six and the author of the children’s book, I Don’t Want to be 3! also is the author of a business book, The Secrets of Retailing...How to Beat Walmart.

Markita Staples-Green is the creator of Curly Crew Books – picture books that feature kids of color with curly hair, braids, and colorful beads.

Discover geocaching, a game today’s guest describes as “hunting for Tupperware in the woods.”

Join the GaGa Sisterhood - an online community that explores what it means to be a modern grandma.

Seniors4Seniors, a nonprofit non-profit organization based in Colorado, connects high school seniors and senior citizens with the goal of helping each party learn from and mentor each other.

Jill Bowler, also known as Nana Jill, has a blog and a newsletter titled Adventures in NanaLand brimming with all things necessary to help grandparents be the best grandparents they can be.

Let’s talk! A story of Autism and Friendship and Let’s Talk: Going to the Zoo look at the friendship of two little girls, Emma and Harper. One has autism. One is a neurotypical child.

As a child, Rozanne dreamed of going on safari. As an adult, she accomplished her goal with three wildlife journeys: the first through the rain forests of Borneo, Indonesia, where she watched orangutans, then throughout five southern African countries where prides of lions have walked directly in front of her, and she photographed penguins, orphaned elephants, giraffes, and FIVE elusive leopards, including two cubs up a tree.

Marcia Moran was a healthy, athletic, and successful entrepreneur who never considered one day she might suffer from a stroke. But she did, and it was devastating. Although she is at almost full recovery, Marcia is not satisfied and continues to work toward a 100 percent recovery.

Are you a modern-day grandparent? If so, you are active, career-minded, stylish, and tech-savvy while still maintaining the age-old essence of being a grandparent.

Violet Favero has nine granddaughters! No grandsons! Lots of glitter and bows when the girls visit their grandparents.

Tricia Cook embraces her gift of dyslexia. She has learned strategies to help her brain compensate for its learning differences,

PositiveKidsToday.com is a website filled with books, apps, programs and resources developed to support the emotional and mental wellbeing of children.