We Extra

We Extra is an honest, inspiring, and sometimes-funny podcast from the Dormineys. The Dormineys are a family of five made up of Jerrod, Abby, and three miracle children who were all born with special medical needs. Throughout the We Extra podcasts, we will share the story of our journey, lessons we’ve learned, and invite you to be a part of a community of people who understand that life is hard. We extra. And so are you. And that’s a pretty cool thing.

Connect with us on Instagram @we_extra

What Hope Looks Like

What Hope Looks Like is a community focused on the reality and emotional side of fighting pediatric cancer. It connects families, professionals and other leaders who have been impacted by pediatric cancer and have one common purpose – to build hope in a situation nobody ever hopes to face. The What Hope Looks Like podcast is hosted by Eric Newman, pediatric cancer survivor and founder of non-profit Roc Solid Foundation, which constructs playsets for kids fighting cancer and provides Ready Bags to families when they are first diagnosed.

You’re Not Alone Podcast

2 cousins sharing our hearts and reminding you that #yourenotalone.

Beyond the Bugle: The Camp Towanda Podcast

Beyond the Bugle is a podcast by Camp Towanda which goes in-depth to explore and explain the uniqueness in camp’s everyday moments. Camp Towanda is the premier Coed sleep away camp in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania.

Potanipod

Welcome to Camp Tevya’s Summer Podcast. Check back throughout the summer for updates on the fun, interviews with alumni, and if we had grilled cheese today.

Parenting: Screen Time And Your Family

Need a reset on your family’s relationship with screens? We talk to doctors and experts and get their science-backed advice on how to use screens to connect instead of control — plus some sobering words on our own use of screens.

Good Kids

We get better instructions for putting together furniture than we do for raising actual human beings. And that doesn’t even account for how to do it amid a global pandemic and civil/political unrest. That’s why Season 2 of Good Kids features a compelling mix of perspectives on child-rearing — from parents and experts, authors and actors, to “good” kids themselves — imparting wisdom for a brief, but potent, 10(ish) minutes each week. Good Kids isn’t just another parenting podcast. It’s an all-hands-on-deck discussion about what we can do to help children create a better world. Collectively.

Custom Made Kid

Christian children’s book author, speaker and Custom Made Kid™ Foundation founder, Amy Metz Williams, shares real and honest conversations around the topics of infertility, loss, foster care, adoption, and motherhood. Every family has a story but no two are the same. Which, at the end of the day, means we can all learn from one another. Let’s create a safe space to laugh, learn, and grow together!

Nap Time + Me Time: Real Parent Talk About Real Parent $#!*

I’m a letterboard-lovin’, scarf-wearing, puree-makin’, wine-drinkin’, slow-weanin’ toddler mom that lingers a little too long in the classroom rambling to the teachers about what her kid’s bedtime routine is like and explaining why said kid has peanut butter in her hair.I’m a little bit of a hot mess, and a little bit (okay, a lot) extra. As much as I love being a mom, sometimes I just need a minute and that minute usually (okay, always) includes wine. In each episode, I grab a glass of wine and a good friend and we just dive right in – into the highs (the first time they *really* smile at you), the lows (when you buy two pounds of strawberries right when they decide they hate strawberries), and everything in-between.So, grab a glass and have some “Me Time” with me. You deserve it.

Never Thought I’d Say This

Fuller House star and mother of two Jodie Sweetin and her best friend, life coach Celia Behar, hilariously tackle parenting taboos by sharing war stories from the frontlines of single motherhood, talking to special guests about the issues all parents face, and giving unfiltered advice to listeners.