Sage Family
Rachel Rainbolt
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96: Shared Labor with Zach Watson
Sage Family
06/04/24 • 57 min
“There was a child that drowned when they were with their dad at a public pool and the mom was blamed while being five states away, and I thought, that was something I’d never considered, that women are blamed for the well-being of their children no matter what.”
Zach Watson joins me in today’s episode about Sharing Labor.
Zach is a content creator and coach teaching men to better see the invisible labor that is happening around them.
We discuss his awakening, examples of mental, emotional and domestic labor, why women carry so much of this load, how language is important, how to discuss this in our partnerships without triggering defensiveness, working on this ADHD, and supporting a societal shift toward greater equity.
Get the full show notes at sagefamily.com/podcast96.
07/11/23 • 58 min
“They’re holding you in that false narrative probably because you’ve enrolled them into that story. You know, we’re always informing other people who we are. So if I have a story, ‘I’m not good enough,’ there’s all sorts of ways that I’m going show up as, ‘I’m inferior and they’re better than me,’ so when they leave because of that, it’s validating the old story. So you have to go in and do this correction on a soul level.”
Katherine Woodward Thomas joins me in today’s episode about Conscious Uncoupling.
Katherine is the bestselling author of Conscious Uncoupling and an award-winning marriage and family psychotherapist.
We discuss changing the definition of success from longevity, the pain of detaching, how we’ve been doing divorce wrong, conscious uncoupling without our partner’s participation, transforming difficult emotions, curating an empowering narrative, breaking our patterns, creating a positive future, building a new life, and rituals for uncoupling.
Get the full show notes at sagefamily.com/podcast84.
48: Teens with Blake Boles
Sage Family
06/02/20 • 72 min
Today I’m here with Blake Boles talking about teens. Blake is a writer, speaker, and adventurer who founded Unschool Adventures and wrote Why Are You Still Sending Your Kids to School?. We go over self-directed learning, video games, peers, college, and experiences.
Get the full show notes here: rachelrainbolt.com/podcast48
Support the Sage Family Podcast here: patreon.com/sagefamily
47: Unschooling with Kerry McDonald
Sage Family
05/19/20 • 70 min
Today I’m here with Kerry McDonald talking about unschooling. Kerry is an unschooling mother of 4 with a master’s degree in education policy from Harvard University and the author of the book Unschooled. We go over origins of schools, threats to a family’s legal right to choose homeschooling, how children learn, what unschooling is, how literacy and numeracy develop naturally, society level replacements for school, teens, and launching.
Get the full show notes here: rachelrainbolt.com/podcast47
Support the Sage Family Podcast here: patreon.com/sagefamily
45: Sentimentality with Diane Boden
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04/21/20 • 60 min
Today I’m here with Diane Boden talking about sentimentality. Diane is a wife, mother, and the voice behind the top-rated Minimalist Moms podcast. We go over why it’s so hard to let go of keepsakes, how your keepsakes can tell the story of your life, criteria for keeping or letting go, use of precious objects, photos, and digital keepsakes.
Get the full show notes here: rachelrainbolt.com/podcast45
Support the Sage Family Podcast here: patreon.com/sagefamily
08/08/23 • 60 min
“Connection is the substrate of parenting and that rests on my connection to myself. When I have connection, the creative possibilities are endless just as they are when I have connection with my children. We come out of a stuck place and the space between us opens up and there is so much more room for everyone’s experience in that connection.”
Alexandra Pope and Sjanie Hugo Wurlitzer join me in today’s episode about Menstruality.
Alexandra and Sjanie are the co-founders of Red School, and co-authors of the iconic and hugely celebrated book, Wild Power, and their new book Wise Power.
We discuss menstrual cycle awareness, the inner seasons, and how to honor our cyclical needs in parenting shifting 1% at a time.
Get the full show notes at sagefamily.com/podcast86.
88: Low Demand Parenting with Amanda Diekman
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09/05/23 • 59 min
“A demand is anything that is too hard in the present moment. And that can be for you or them. As a family, we have found the language of ‘too hard’ to be incredibly freeing. When things are hard, we show up, we do our best, we’re brave, we ask for help. And when things are too hard, we find a way to let it go.”
Amanda Diekman joins me in today’s episode about Low Demand Parenting.
Amanda is an autistic adult, parent coach and author in the neurodiversity space with a new Low Demand Parenting book, online courses, and a vibrant membership community.
We discuss low demand parenting, permissiveness, power dynamics, emotions, and tips, techniques, and strategies to shift to a more low demand approach.
Get the full show notes at sagefamily.com/podcast88.
90: Aggression with Tosha Shore
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10/03/23 • 47 min
“Limits are the thing parents struggle with the most and it’s one of the most important pieces of the puzzle. Until you feel confident and competent in your limit setting skills, it’s going to be really hard to help your child through aggressive behaviors.”
Tosha Schore joins me in today’s episode about Aggression.
Tosha is a parent coach and the founder of Parenting Boys Peacefully, where she is on a mission to create a more peaceful world, one sweet boy at a time.
We discuss boys, aggressive play, brains, fear, connection, communication, playfulness, and limits.
Get the full show notes at sagefamily.com/podcast90.
91: Declarative Language with Linda Murphy
Sage Family
10/17/23 • 58 min
“It shifts your communication dynamic from one that might be negative to one that’s positive. It moves it from demand based or power struggles to connection and partnership.”
Linda Murphy joins me in today’s episode about Declarative Language.
Linda is a speech language pathologist and RDI® Constultant.
We discuss social learning differences, imperative vs declarative language, examples, benefits, social learning examples, pacing, and co-regulation.
Get the full show notes at sagefamily.com/podcast91.
9: Transkid with Rachel Gonzales
Sage Family
05/08/18 • 104 min
Today I’m here with my friend Rachel Gonzales talking about raising a transgender child. Rachel is the education and resource coordinator at Equality Texas, a member of the human rights campaign parents for trans equality council, VP of Texas Trans Kids and Families and the gentle mama of three, including her trans daughter, Libby.
Get the full show notes here: www.sageparenting.com/podcast9
Support the Sage Family Podcast here: www.patreon.com/sagefamily
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How many episodes does Sage Family have?
Sage Family currently has 101 episodes available.
What topics does Sage Family cover?
The podcast is about Education For Kids, Minimalism, Homeschooling, Parenting, Kids & Family and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Sage Family?
The episode title '47: Unschooling with Kerry McDonald' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Sage Family?
The average episode length on Sage Family is 74 minutes.
How often are episodes of Sage Family released?
Episodes of Sage Family are typically released every 14 days.
When was the first episode of Sage Family?
The first episode of Sage Family was released on Feb 4, 2018.
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