Dads M.O.V.E. Podcast Dads MOVE

In this episode Joe speaks over phone with Licensed Family Law Attorney Mark J. Carroll. They discuss some of the pitfalls of the court system, changing stereotypes and why it's best to find common ground when possible.

If you like this episode and want to learn more or have additional questions there will be a free workshop with Mr. Carroll next week on June 6th. Registration can be found at DadsMOVE.org.

Joe sits with special education lawyer Heather Kolbly to discuss how she became a lawyer with a school psychology degree, what her involvement with a child's school can look like and why it's so important to try and get everyone on the same page.

This interview was conducted in preparation for our workshop on May 29th. Registration is required and you can find the sign up on DadsMOVE.org

Joe talks with Firefighter Hannah Weaver about her passion for teaching others about how to help people with additional needs, her personal journey and what the future holds.

In this episode Joe sits with trainer, lecturer, peer and all around amazing person Ray Gregson. They discuss overcoming adversity, parenting, the importance of breathing and much more.

No joke... three minutes in and you'll be thinking "did I just hear what I think I heard?"

Buckle up! In this episode Joe sat down with Bilal Willis from Peer Workforce Development, PIE Talk Podcast, Pursue It If You Want It and Loving Lacey Podcast to talk all things Peer work, restorative justice, incarceration, legal system and more...

Back in the studio Joe has a conversation with DD Ombuds from region 3 Noah Seidel. Noah's knowledge from lived experience, education and work experience make him an amazing resource and advocate for those living and navigating systems not always accepting or built for them. His passion for helping others is palpable and evident from the moment the conversation begins.