Hi, this is Todd.

So for this podcast, it's actually a rerun.

We don't do many reruns here at Zend Parenting Radio, but we are this time because this is one of my favorite podcasts, right, sweetie?

Yes.

There you go.

And it's called Listen, Allow, Support, Repeat.

It's from a listener.

His name is Steve.

He's actually kind of a virtual friend of mine.

And he wrote us a letter of how he chose to manage his son's challenges about being a dancer, right? Yeah, about choosing

whether or not to pursue dance. And how he utilized some of the things that he gets out of this

podcast and how he dealt with Soren, who's his son?

And the reason that we wanted to reshare this, I think a lot of people have listened to this

because this is the one that gets shared the most because it was in Parents Magazine a year or two

ago.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

Was that the magazine?

Parents, yes.

And but we just recently got an email from him and his son is still dancing and is really good dancer and is considered a premier dancer now. So the story continues. So it's just an interesting listen as far as how we can allow our children to make choices for themselves while supporting them through their

process of making those choices. Yeah. And it kind of helps, it reminds us of the movie

Billy Elliott a little bit, even though there's a lot of differences. The story is completely

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