Should Have Listened to My Mother Podcast Jackie Tantillo
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- Society & Culture
Podcast host Jackie Tantillo is proud to announce that "Should Have Listened To My Mother Podcast" is a 2023 Peoples Choice Podcast Award Nominee. The show is an ongoing conversation about mothers/maternal role models and the roles they play/played in our lives. Did your mom influence you by her actions or words or both? Are you who you are today because of, or in spite of, your mother? This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn from others about who and/or what shaped them into who they are today. My guests, some of which share similar backgrounds, interestingly enough, have completely different futures. Why is that?
I hope you enjoy these timeless oral history recordings of the role mothers and maternal figures have played throughout society. The impact these women have on our lives is insurmountable.
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Sobriety and Healing Begin with Forgiveness With Guest Sobriety Consultant Gina Kunadian
Gina is a survivor and is now helping others with issues of sobriety and substance abuse. Both she and her mom were victims of child abuse and they've learned to forgive one another and their abusers. Gina Kunadian is the host of the podcast "Shine Within" and she is also a Sobriety Consultant. Both she and her mother, Linda, live in the San Jose, CA area.
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Mom, Thank You for Never Giving Up Your Dreams With Guest Children's Book Author and Illustrator Bonnie Kelso
Bonnie Kelso is a talented artist and illustrator of children's books, a muralist, adventurer, educator, mom and more. She loves and admires her mother, Sharon, who accomplished and overcame a lot through out her life. Sharon had more aspirations after retirement and her three daughters were there to help her pursue her dreams of making people laugh and so much more. Hope you enjoy the listen.
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She Opened My Eyes To See The World With Guest Travel Writer and Photographer Jeremiah Gilbert
Jeremiah Gilbert is a math professor but it's his love for travel and photography that really is meaningful to my guest. His mom, Adrienne, was also passionate about seeing the world and Jeremiah is thankful for her inspiration, encouragement, bravery during tough times and endless love. Jeremiah lives in southern California and is an award winning author and photographer who hopes he can inspire something in each of us, perhaps offer a different perspective in his works.
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She Put Her Foot Down With Guest Educator and Facilitator of Child Anxiety Support Dawn Friedman. Looking Back at S2E44.
Though conflicted, Dawn Friedman always speaks highly of her mother, Joyce. Friedman continues, "she overcame a lot. After generations of trauma, mom put a stop to it, she put her foot down." Estranged from her mom for over 5 years has not been easy for her daughter. Dawn is very proud of all that her mother has overcome and says "I still get to remember the good parts of my mom, they still belong to me."
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Her Dream Was Bigger Than Her Pride with Guest Youth Development Consultant Shaun Banks. Looking Back @ S2E43
Should Have Listened To My Mother is very happy to have Shaun Banks as our guest this week. Shaun, is also know as 'SF', which stands for "Shaun's Free." This moniker came about when he was a young boy and would visit his dad in the San Francisco Bay area. "One of my goals at this time was to have a sense of freedom, be able to work for myself and dance to my own tune," Shaun proudly remarks. Shaun is an entrepreneur and has founded several businesses, all geared to lifting kids expectations up and helping them believe in themselves and become inspired. He lives with his family in the Atlanta, Georgia area.
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“It’s Okay To Love Yourself” with Guest Australian Singer and Voice Actor Donna Burke
Donna Burke is an Australian actress, singer and voice over artist living in Tokyo, Japan since 1996. You may have heard her singing with the Tokyo Philharmonic live in concert in Japan and voicing roles for legendary Japanese video games. She's from a family of seven children and her mum's name is Margaret but she was called, Marg.