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Welcome to the New Parenting Paradigm! Join me, fellow mama & licensed therapist, as we unveil the external forces and cultural messaging that heighten our stress, impacting self-worth, safety, and yes parenting.

Podcast · By Ann Odom · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    The Unavoidable Climate Talk with Our Kids with Laura Shifter Ed. D (opens the original)

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    This is one of those conversations I can't stop thinking about since having it, and while I was having it, I felt how impactful it will be for you all. Laura Shifter is a leading voice at the intersection of education and climate change. She has spent her already incredible career teaching at Harvard at the graduate level, working on policy change at the national level, and is leading some of the highest level organizations in our country to work towards sustainable solutions, including the Aspe

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Learning about Love Addiction with Jodi White (opens the original)

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    In this conversation, therapist and podcaster Jodi White breaks down the truth behind this widely misunderstood pattern, revealing it has almost nothing to do with romance and everything to do with a child's unmet need for unconditional love. Jodi walks through Pia Melody's three core symptoms: seeking constant validation from another adult, placing that person on a pedestal while shrinking your own worth, and quietly neglecting yourself in the process. The conversation traces this pattern back

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Why Motherhood Is the Leadership Training No One Talks About (opens the original)

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    New research on motherhood as leadership development says yes, and the findings will make you see caregiving completely differently. This conversation dives into groundbreaking dissertation research built on a thousand mothers' survey responses and ten in-depth interviews, uncovering that mothers already practice the leadership qualities workplaces prize most: logistics, emotional intelligence, advocacy, mentoring. But it goes further, naming a truth no leadership model has ever captured, that m

  4. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    De-Shaming the Sex Talk(s) and (Finally) Learning about Limerence, With Dr. Robin Dickinson (opens the original)

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    This conversation with fellow mama and Dr. Robin Dickenson, family physician who spent years doing trauma informed care for families breaking generational cycles, explains why (our) shame around puberty, reproduction, and sex education does the damage we don't want to do, and how to help ourselves out of it. This conversation moves through adverse childhood experiences and why trauma shows up in the body as a physical health risk, not just an emotional one (we can't hear this enough!). It unpack

  5. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Healing in the Womens-Only Attachment Lab With Libby (opens the original)

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    This conversation conveys something that I've been trying to find the words and way to describe to you all for awhile. It was my personal experience first, then I started running groups that set the stage for this healing to happen, and now I keep watching it work time and time again. Because my God, don't we all want to know what actually rewires an anxious or avoidant attachment style, and do we really have to so that that healing in the hardest relationships first? Nope. This conversation wit

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