Q&A With The Village! (BONUS)

The Mama's Den

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5 • 630 Ratings

🗓️ 16 September 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

The Mamas are answering questions from none other than you all, the Village! Codie picked a handful of your questions and she, Ashley, Felicia and Melanie open up about how they all met, and how they manage making new friends while maintaining the old ones. The conversation goes a bit deeper when the Mamas express what they mean to one another and Ashley gets very candid about postpartum and the rules of teenage sleepovers! So Mama's Den Village, if you have a question you'd like to ask the Mamas, let us know over at [email protected] OR you can always submit a DM over @themamasdenpodcast on IG. Your question just may be on an upcoming episode!

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0:00.0	Hey there, Cody here, and I'm excited to put our Mamasin family onto a podcast that has helped me understand my kids better and even have better conversations with them.
0:08.2	It's called Opportunity Gap. How to Support Kids of Color who Learned differently and is all about kids of color who have ADHD and other common learning differences.
0:16.2	The host, Julian Savadra, is a father of two and an assistant principal in Philadelphia who has spent nearly 20 years working in public schools.
0:23.8	Julian talks with parents and experts in every episode and offers tips to help you advocate for your child and connect with them.
0:29.8	I checked out a few episodes of Opportunity Gap and I immediately felt more empowered as a mom because of Julian's insights.
0:36.2	My favorite was an episode about how to make the most of the
0:38.8	drive home from school convo. Y'all know how it can be. How was your day? Fine. Julian gave some
0:45.0	prompts that I've been using and it's made the time with my kiddos even better. And frankly,
0:49.5	most of the episodes are under 30 minutes making it really easy to get good insights quickly.
0:55.0	To listen,
0:59.7	search for Opportunity Gap, how to support kids of color who learn differently in your podcast app.
1:06.1	That's Opportunity Gap. Enjoy. We're back this week with a bonus episode of the Mamasden.
1:11.3	We recorded this one in our old studio, but don't worry, we are always here with the fun and engaging topics, and this week is no different. We're answering a handful of listener letters today.
1:16.4	We talk about everything from teenage sleepovers to new friends. This week's episode, we're calling
1:22.4	Q&A with The Village. And if you like what you're hearing, subscribe to our podcast.
1:27.7	If you're listening on Apple Podcasts,
1:29.2	be sure to leave a rating
1:30.2	and only positive things
1:32.1	because we like that.
1:33.0	It really helps the show out.
1:34.4	Keep it cute.
1:35.1	Okay.
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