Words & Images Matter- Podcast #322

Zen Parenting Radio

Todd and Cathy Adams

Education, Philosophy, Parenting, Self-improvement, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

4.8 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 2 August 2016

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Todd and Cathy discuss the book Words Can Change Your Brain and process why “compassionate communication” supports healthy relationships and the brain development of our children. They also discuss the impact of an all-female Ghostbusters cast and how a female presidential nominee shapes the way boys and girls see each other.

Transcript

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0:00.0	God's
0:03.0	Something strange in the neighborhood.
0:05.0	Who are you going to call? Dust busting. Something strange. In the neighborhood.
0:21.6	Who are you going to call?
0:23.6	Dostis!
0:24.6	All right, here we go.
0:27.6	My name's Todd.
0:28.6	And this is Kathy.
0:29.6	Welcome back to Zen Parenting Radio.
0:31.6	This is episode 322.
0:33.6	Sweetheart, why are we playing this theme song that we've heard so, so many times?
0:41.3	Because we are going to talk today about why words and images make a difference in people's lives, in our children's lives, in our lives, how we actually change the way our brain functions based on what we see and hear.
0:59.9	So that is exactly right, sweetheart.
1:03.2	But I didn't really explain why Ghostbusters is what.
1:06.0	No, we will.
1:06.6	But let me at least introduce the show.
1:08.6	Okay.
1:09.0	This is Zen Parenting Radio, episode number 32.
1:11.9	Why listen to Zen Parenting Radio?
1:14.1	Because you'll feel outstanding.
1:16.2	And who doesn't want to feel outstanding?
1:17.8	I do.
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