Dr. Ken Canfield and Dr. Meg Meeker – both involved grandparents themselves – impart wisdom and insight in this episode, as they share real-life experiences and essential keys to help navigate the joys and difficulties of grand-parenting. 

This is the extraordinary story of Peter Mutabazi, a surviving street kid turned entrepreneur/founder of Now I Am Known, a grassroots coalition focused on adoption & foster care. Every parent will benefit from this conversation by learning to show their children that they are valued, loved and seen.

Dr. Meeker has a heartfelt conversation with Alex and Stephen Kendrick about fathering, and their newly released documentary, Show Me the Father (Release date: September 10, 2021).

Young adults have become more familiar with isolation, loneliness and depression during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Meg talks with Dr. Claire Nicogossian in this episode, who gives both practical advice, and signs to look for, to help your young adult(s) deal with pandemic stress.

In this episode, Dr. Meg and guest John O'Leary invite listeners to return to the joy of navigating life like a child and identify the five senses that children innately possess.

Rachel Macy Stafford tackles some big struggles kids are facing and equips adults with the tools they need to discover that deep connection everyone is longing for.

Dr. Meg speaks with Lisa Qualls, author of 'The Connected Parent: Real-Life Strategies for Building Trust and Attachment' about connecting with adopted children.

A frequent topic that Dr. Meeker talks about is the importance of a father in his children’s life.

Healthy Me, Healthy Us: Your Relationships Are Only as Strong as You Are.

When a dad is involved in the lives of his children, it gives them a greater sense of self-esteem and belief that they can take on what the world throws at them.

Dr. Meeker talks with her guest, Tracey Lynn Russell, about the story of her marriage ending and how God redeemed the story when she re-married her husband.

Dr. Meeker and John talk about the importance of a “father figure” and how you can be one to a young boy in need.

Dr. Meg has a conversation with Rabbi Jen Krause and Dr. Jordan Kassalow about their book Dare To Matter. This is a book about how you can harness the desire to make a difference in the world by doing things in the here and now, in your own way.

Learn how to relate to your kids and understand how they are wired.

Meg and her expert guest offer empty nesters advice for when their babies fly back home for a little.

Your child’s world is both internal & external. Dr. Meg shares how to focus on their inner world of integrity & acceptance.

Dr. Meg takes a truthful look at who fathers really are, and why they must pursue their kids and not take them personally.

Here is how to overcome your emotional issues so you can impact your kids positively.

Parents, you need to be reminded of your value, importance and ability. You'll remember all three in this episode.

Parents, your words matter. You have the power to either offer blessings or curses. Let’s get intentional about what you say around your children and how you say it to them.

Learn the unfiltered truth of subjective parenting fears and separating ourselves from the emotion of conversations with our kids.

Understand the effects of marriage on your family's health and ultimately, the health of your kids’ future marriages and families.

Dr. Meg and her guest share insights on developing deeper connections with our kids now and in the future.

How to promote reading and literacy as a parent and connect with your children in the process.