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When Nancy Friday began her research for My Mother/My Self in the early 1970s no work existed that explored the unique interaction between mother and daughter. Today psychotherapists throughout the world acknowledge that if women are to be able to love without possessing, to find work that fulfills them, and to discover their full sexuality, they must first acknowledge their identity as separate from their mother’s. Nancy Friday’s book played a major role in that acceptance.

With eloquent simplicity, one of the world's last Native American medicine men demonstrates how traditional tribal wisdom can help us maintain spiritual and physical health in today's world.

Elizabeth Stern was just two and a half years old when her family emigrated from Poland to Pittsburgh. My Mother and I tells the poignant story of Sterns journey of Americanization, revealing how this transformation ultimately estranged her from her parents. Sterns father, a traditional village rabbi, imposes strict expectations on her, enrolling her in Hebrew lessons at the tender age of four to prepare her for a future as the wife of a rabbi or scholar, while opposing her education in high school. Meanwhile, her mother strives to open doors for Elizabeth, although she herself struggles to ...

"Welcome to '"My Mother: The Person and the Patient," a deeply personal journey into the life of Timiro Mohamed as she bravely faces the challenges of living with Alzheimer's disease. In this intimate and heartfelt podcast, I delve into her story, both before and after the diagnosis, to shed light on the impact of Alzheimer's on individuals and their families.Join me as we explore the rich tapestry of Timiro's life, sharing her experiences, memories, and accomplishments before the disease took hold. I'll celebrate her achievements, highlight the relationships that have shaped her, and reflect ...

My Mother Made Me is a series from Radiotopia Presents, where writer Jason Reynolds and his mother, Isabell, explore their shared history, how she raised him, and what they’re teaching each other. It’s a love letter to their connection, an homage to parent-child friendship, and a testament to how growth can be perpetual, despite age or circumstance. Across four episodes, Jason and Isabell go deep – into birth, death and spirituality… but they also keep it light: pushing a cart through Costco, birthday lunches, and hitting the casino together. That’s just how they do.My Mother Made Me...

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A motivational podcast that highlights life, love and fundamental lessons I learnt from my mother.

A motivational podcast that highlights life, love and fundamental lessons I learnt from my mother.

It's no secret that sometimes the people that hurt you the worst are the ones we are supposed to trust the most. Come with me as I unravel 25 years of trauma as a result of being the child of a narcissistic parent and survivor of mental and emotional abuse.

My mom was one of a kind, a true gift to her children and grandchildren. She was born and raised in the heart of America, a small farming town in North Dakota. From her college days in California, to her service as a WAVE in World War II, she carried her beauty and grace with intelligence and a heart of gold. These letters were given back to her after her mom died and were in a drawer…until now. This is a snapshot of a life well lived, ordinary observations at an extraordinary time in our country’s history. Her name was Lorraine. I hope you enjoy her journey. Writing a letter to someone ...

We are two addicts in recovery who also happen to be a mother and daughter podcasting team! At some points in our relationship, we didn’t speak and at other times we were completely codependent but toxic. Though through getting sober, we were able to heal our relationship and form a bond we never thought possible. So, tune in as we share our journey. Hang on while we dig in and confront past traumas and memories. And hopefully, relate when we discuss the craziness of addiction and all that goes along with it! Our promise to you is, to be genuine, real, and raw!

Wanjiku Mwaura talks candidly with her mother about pregnancy, womanhood, and motherhood. This podcast is special because Wanjiku, who lives in Germany, dials up her mother for advice in Kenya. The show is raw and honest. Enjoy.

Things I could never tell my mother and other things like notes for my friends.

A memoir and conversation podcast full of bold, funny, vulnerable moments about the loss of our complex mothers, and not just in death. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

"The Short Life of My Mother’s Garden" is from the March 27, 2016, Opinion section of The New York Times. It was written by Kaitlyn Greenidge and narrated by Caroline Miller.

Are you tired of your in-laws? Well then we have the show for you! Unfortunately, we can't make your next family gathering any less turbulent than the last, but, you can forget about those worries and come hang out with the most awesome Son-in-Law, Mother-in-Law duo on the face of this earth: DumpTruck and Trixie! DumpTruck recently got engaged to Trixie's daughter, Tootsie (who helps produce this show), and our lives are anything but boring! Join us as we discuss our own crazy adventures, attempt to plan an EPIC wedding, and work to understand the worlds oldest question: Why in the hell does ...

This is soul food for your ears! Join us weekly with all new topics and guests. Life Information and fun stuff. Interviews to educate and inform in a world that is always changing.

My name is Dan Clouser. I am a podcast host, author and a speaker. I founded and ran a nonprofit youth sports organization for 30 years called the Berkshire Baseball & Softball Club, which later became the BIG Vision Foundation. We ran teams, tournaments and a 130 acre sports complex. I loved every second of what I did. I loved working with kids and teaching them leadership skills and life lessons through sports and community service. I thought that I would have died doing what I loved. Then in 2019, I felt a calling from God for my wife, Sandy, and I. We decided to leave our comfort zone and ...

A collection of interviews with the woman who made me the man I am today, well at least the good bits of who I am. Mimi's in her 70s, I'm in my 30s and she talks A LOT.

Host Jackie Tantillo is proud to announce that "Should Have Listened To My Mother " has won a 2024 People's Choice Podcast Award for best podcast in the Society and Culture Category. SHLTMM is also a 2024 Nominee in two additional categories including, "Best Female" Hosted Podcast & "Best Podcast" in the Kids and Family category. SHLTMM is an ongoing conversation about mothers/female role models and the role they play/played in ones life. The mother/son, mother/daughter bond is unique for each of us and it is like no other. "You'll be amazed at human nature and how we can overcome our ...