HeyJaredBill Corbett’s Creating Cooperative Kids
A podcast designed to help parents and professionals raise drug-free, independent and cooperative kids who will one day find their purpose in life... on schedule.
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33 - The Ovulation Murders (opens the original)
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Enter Goodreads giveaway before Sep. 20th by clicking here. Pre-order a copy of the book on Amazon by clicking here. ============================================ What happens when a writer known for parenting, education, and real-life guidance decides to step into the world of psychological suspense? In this special episode, Bill Corbett introduces his newest book—and his first psychological thriller—The Ovulation Murders: A Deadly Love Story. Inspired in part by real-life experiences and Bill’s
32 - How to Help an Aging Parent Find Purpose Again (opens the original)
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Bill Corbett talks with Henry Quinlan about how adult children can help aging parents rediscover purpose, passion, and connection after retirement. Learn how a simple shift from “You need to get out more” to “What would you still love to do?” can help Mom or Dad stay engaged with life.
31 - Your Child Wants a Snake and You Don't Like Them (opens the original)
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Find The Snake Lady's Book Sassy The Green Tree Boa on Amazon. Get more help from Bill Corbett's books on Amazon. ================================================ What do you do when your child suddenly becomes fascinated with snakes, reptiles, or other creatures that make you uncomfortable? In this episode, I sit down with environmental educator and author Nancy Hopkins, better known as The Snake Lady, to discuss how parents can respond when their child's curiosity clashes with their own fears.
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