HeyJaredThe James Inc Podcast
One can talk about parenting and one can talk about what it takes to raise a child while still a teenager, the best way to learn and be educated about this subject is to hear from those parents themselves and the experts who are helping them.About J.A.M.E.S Inc: The product…
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Upholstery: A Timeless Craft with Mr. Griffin (opens the original)
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Host Ayané Watson introduces a new James Inc podcast series offering young parents inside looks at different careers, spotlighting upholstery with Tulsa Tech professor Mr. Griffin. Griffin shares his upbringing in Okmulgee, vocational training in high school, military service in Vietnam where he served in combat and received a Purple Heart, and how discipline from the military shaped his life. After working 10.5 years at Shell Oil, he pursued upholstery to gain stability and independence, earnin
Overcoming Odds: A Conversation with Kymberly Vaughn Daniels on Teen Motherhood (opens the original)
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Certified trauma support specialist, and grief coach Kimberly Vaughn Daniels discusses her story as a teen mom. Daniels shares growing up as the oldest of four in a loving two-parent home, feeling sheltered before entering public high school at 14, and becoming a mother at 17. She reflects on the sadness and fear of telling her parents, the family impact, and the importance of fathers being engaged beyond providing. Daniels explains how she stayed in her high school, took only two weeks off afte
Balancing Motherhood and Identity: Insights from Connie Dodson (opens the original)
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Former Tulsa City Councilor Connie Dodson became a mother at 16 and expresses how it reshaped her goals, support systems, and education. Connie shares how family help and the Margaret Hudson program enabled her to stay on track and graduate, discusses recovering from an emergency C-section, and emphasizes postpartum depression awareness as a hormonal issue. She reflects on raising five children, maintaining individuality through creative pursuits, reading, and writing, and offers advice for youn
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