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Feeding The Mouth That Bites You: Parenting Teens Into Adulthood
Kenneth Wilgus, Cynthia Yanof
Narcissism Exposed 360
Mentor Coach/ Pastor Zakiya Robinson
The Dragon's Lair Motorcycle Chaos
John E. 'Black Dragon' Bunch II
Growing Patriots
FCB Podcast Network
Cory Hughes Bloody History
Cory Hughes
Datasets
Visionary
IELTS Band 9
IELTS Band 9
Jack Hopkins
Jack Hopkins
Hamza Selfimprovement
Adonis Gang
English ESL
Don La Bonte
The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman
Alex Newman
Changing Higher Ed
Dr. Drumm McNaughton
Parenting and Personalities
Kate Mason, Stories and Strategies
Jim Rohn Motivation Daily
Jim Rohn
Harvard Business Review
HBR
Evan Carmichael - Believe: Unlocking Your True Potential
Evan Carmichael
Rainer on Leadership
Church Answers
Contra Cast
Contra Mundum
Hablar con Jesús
Hablar con Jesús
The ThoughtStretchers Podcast
ThoughtStretchers Education
TuttoLibri
Radio Number One
The Western Huntsman Podcast
Jim Huntsman
Kingdom Intelligence Briefing
Dr. Michael K. Lake
I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST
Dr. Frank Turek
Sleep Sounds - White Noise & Sleep Music from Calm Cove
Calm Cove - Sleep Meditation Music
The Bread of Life
Joel Van Hoogen
Time Signatures with Jim Ervin
LCC Connect
PowerGab
Independence Institute
Moins de 30 minutes : les meilleurs podcasts courts
Acast France
Boots 2 Books
LCC Connect
The Mountain Club Podcast
Mountain Club
Campus Liberty Tour
The Steamboat Institute
Prosty Angielski - Instytut Lingwistyki
Expertia
Bajkoteka - Najlepsze Audiobajki
Bajkoteka
Dein Beziehungspodcast - mit Emanuel Erk
Emanuel Erk
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
Education
Kenneth Wilgus, Cynthia Yanof
This July we are doing re-releases of our favorite episodes! Episode 143: "You're Only Human" Dr. Ken Interviews Dr. Kelly KapicMost all parents constantly feel guilty that they're not doing enough for their kids. For Ch...
Your college kid is back home for the summer... and suddenly you're wondering whether they're still your child, a guest, or a roommate who leaves dishes in the sink. This week, Dr. Ken and Cynthia tackle one of the trick...
Fake Instagram accounts. Secret relationships. Hidden piercings. Skipped classes. Every parent eventually discovers something their teen didn't tell them—and it raises the question: Is this normal teenage behavior, or is...
Parents today are raising kids in a world of sports betting apps, online casinos, fantasy leagues, and gambling opportunities that didn't exist a generation ago. In this episode of Feeding the Mouth That Bites You, Dr. K...
Anxiety seems to be everywhere these days, which leaves many parents wondering what's normal, what's not, and how much we should be worried about our kids—or ourselves. This week, Cynthia and Dr. Ken have an honest conve...
Summer is almost here, which means more time together—and more opportunities to wonder if your kids can actually hear you. This week, Dr. Ken and Cynthia discuss why parents often feel ignored, why repeating ourselves ra...
Dr. Ken and Cynthia tackle one of the trickiest parts of raising teenagers: what happens when the other parents in your world handle things very differently than you do. From phones and parties to dating rules, sleepover...
Dr. Ken and Cynthia are talking all things summer — because somehow it’s already almost here, and if you have teenagers at home, now is the time to start thinking ahead. In this episode, they walk through a practical sum...
Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸🌸🌸In this episode, Cynthia and Dr. Ken talk through some of the lies so many moms carry—especially when it comes to their teens. They unpack that nagging thought that if a teen is struggling, it must...
Cynthia came into this conversation ready to defend self-esteem like it’s a parenting essential. Dr. Ken… not so much.In this episode, they unpack what we actually mean when we talk about self-esteem in our adolescents—a...
In today’s conversation, we address a topic no parent wants to face—but many find themselves navigating: What happens when things at home feel truly out of control?We move beyond typical discipline struggles and talk abo...
INSERT NOTESIf you have a minute, please leave us a review. We love hearing listeners encouraging other listeners. You can order Dr. Ken's book "Feeding The Mouth That Bites You" hereYou can order Cynthia's book "Life Is...
Sleepovers: kids love them and parents have… feelings about them. Today Cynthia and Dr. Ken are talking specifically about sleepovers in the adolescent years—when it’s no longer just pizza and movies, but brings up real ...
This episode tackles a question almost every parent of teens faces: What do you do when you don’t agree with how your kids want to dress?From short shorts to oversized hoodies (and everything in between), Cynthia and Dr....
Cynthia and Dr. Ken dive into one of the biggest parenting struggles right now—adolescents and their phones. From screen time issues to kids finding creative ways around the rules (hello, burner phones and smartwatches),...
We’re back for week three of our marriage series, and Dr. Ken and Cynthia kick things off with some true-or-false questions that prove how much questionable marriage advice is out there. From “marriage should feel easy” ...
This week, Cynthia and Dr. Ken continue their three-part series on marriage by unpacking some of the most common misunderstandings couples bring into relationships and what actually strengthens connection over time.From ...
This week on Feeding the Mouth That Bites You, Cynthia and Dr. Ken kick off a three-part series on Christian marriage.They start off with a little humor (including Cynthia’s list of things husbands should probably never ...
In this episode, Dr. Ken and Cynthia dive into the topic of “affluenza” and the real pressure many parents feel to give their kids more—more opportunities, more experiences, and sometimes just… more stuff. They talk hone...
Today we take on apologizing to our kids—or what psychologists call “repair”—and why it feels so hard for many parents. Dr. Ken and Cynthia discuss how older generations rarely apologized because authority was the priori...
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