Finding LIFE Podcast

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Finding LIFE Podcast is a bold, multigenerational conversation space that challenges how families think, feel, parent, heal, and lead—across generations. It serves parents and adults, young adults, teens, and tweens. Not family-friendly, but family-challenging. Blending The Village, The Black Elephant, and The Pink Couch, the show tackles identity, culture, mental health, parenting, and generational patterns through honest, unfiltered dialogue rooted in Love, Identity, Foundation, and Encouragement.

  1. Sep 8

    Finding LIFE: 144 The Real Crisis Killing A Generation In Silence

    Did you know that from that 2007 - 2020 Black youth ages 10-19, suicide rates increased by 144%.... In the first episode of our Finding LIFE Suicide Prevention series, LIFE asks a harder question than “What is wrong with our children?” What happened around them? We unpack how we got here, what may be happening in the lives of Black children that adults aren’t seeing, the gaps between a young person struggling and an adult recognizing that struggle, and what parents, families, communities and the people entrusted with our children can do differently.

    Finding LIFE: 144 The Real Crisis Killing A Generation In Silence

  2. Aug 31

    Finding LIFE: DadClass Series - "I'm Pregnant"

    What happens when your child says, “I’m pregnant,” and the first thing they feel from you is your pain? In this episode of Finding LIFE: DadClass, we unpack the difference between anger, disappointment, frustration—and the deeper emotion often underneath all three: grief. Because when a parent doesn’t know how to process their own pain, that pain can become shame for the child. And when shame enters the beginning of parenthood, it can become something the next generation inherits before they’re even born. This conversation isn’t about pretending everything is okay. It’s about learning how to feel what’s real without making your child carry it. LIFE gives us a process: Pain → Purpose → Potential → Power. The pain is real. The question is what we do with it—and whether we process it or pass it down. Finding LIFE: DadClass — “I’m Pregnant.”

    Finding LIFE: DadClass Series - "I'm Pregnant"

  3. Aug 31

    Finding LIFE - YoKev Help Inbox: "Self Love & Self Respect"

    In this episode of Finding LIFE: YoKevHelp, we’re opening the inbox. Listeners send in real emails about the situations they’re navigating—relationships, parenting, family, healing, identity, and LIFE—and I respond with perspective. Not to make the decision for you, but to help you see the situation from an angle you may not have considered. Today’s emails bring us into a conversation about self-love and self-respect—and what happens when what we say we deserve doesn’t match what we continue to accept. Because sometimes the answer isn’t about changing the other person. Sometimes it’s about recognizing what you’re teaching people is acceptable in your LIFE. Got something you’re trying to figure out? Send it to YoKevHelp. Tell me the story. Ask the question. Let’s find LIFE together.

    Finding LIFE - YoKev Help Inbox: "Self Love & Self Respect"

  4. Aug 23

    Finding LIFE: DadClass - "That Smack On The Hand" Pt. 2

    “That Smack on the Hand” One daddy-daughter conversation reached nearly 2 million views and generated more than 5,000 comments—so we’re slowing it down and breaking it all the way down. A boy asked my daughter on a date, but there was something missing: thoughtfulness. Not necessarily a bad kid. Not some huge red flag. Just enough yellow flags for Dad to ask some questions. Because sometimes heartache doesn’t begin with ignoring something terrible. It begins when we’re so excited about being chosen that we start bypassing the little things we already noticed. Across this two-part DadClass conversation, we unpack 10 different lessons a father sees beneath that moment—standards, effort, intention, communication, discernment, boundaries, self-worth, patterns vs. potential, settling, and learning to trust what you notice. This isn’t about Dad choosing who his daughter dates. It’s about giving her enough perspective to choose for herself without abandoning herself just because somebody chose her. Because I can’t protect my daughters from every heartbreak—and I’m not supposed to. But I can sit them down, share some perspective, and hopefully give them the tools to recognize what they’re looking at before their heart gets involved. Finding LIFE DadClass: “That Smack on the Hand” — Part 2

    Finding LIFE: DadClass - "That Smack On The Hand" Pt. 2

  5. Aug 23

    Finding LIFE: DadClass Series - "That Smack On The Hand" Pt. 1

    “That Smack on the Hand” One daddy-daughter conversation reached nearly 2 million views and generated more than 5,000 comments—so we’re slowing it down and breaking it all the way down. A boy asked my daughter on a date, but there was something missing: thoughtfulness. Not necessarily a bad kid. Not some huge red flag. Just enough yellow flags for Dad to ask some questions. Because sometimes heartache doesn’t begin with ignoring something terrible. It begins when we’re so excited about being chosen that we start bypassing the little things we already noticed. Across this two-part DadClass conversation, we unpack 10 different lessons a father sees beneath that moment—standards, effort, intention, communication, discernment, boundaries, self-worth, patterns vs. potential, settling, and learning to trust what you notice. This isn’t about Dad choosing who his daughter dates. It’s about giving her enough perspective to choose for herself without abandoning herself just because somebody chose her. Because I can’t protect my daughters from every heartbreak—and I’m not supposed to. But I can sit them down, share some perspective, and hopefully give them the tools to recognize what they’re looking at before their heart gets involved. Finding LIFE DadClass: “That Smack on the Hand” — Part 1

    Finding LIFE: DadClass Series - "That Smack On The Hand" Pt. 1

  6. Aug 17

    Finding LIFE: DadClass - "Excited About The Opportunity, Not The Person"

    In today's episode of Finding LIFE: Saving You From Heartache we explore why sometimes you're more excited about the opportunity than you are interested in the person. Because dating isn't just about finding the right person, its about knowing who you are when they arrive. If you haven't intentionally built your character beyond who you had to become to survive, you'll run the risk of falling in love with what could be before you've taken the time to inspect who's actually coming with you. So, before you choose a partner, let't talk about choosing yourself.

    Finding LIFE: DadClass - "Excited About The Opportunity, Not The Person"

  7. Aug 3

    Finding LIFE S2: GirlDad Class "Does He Really Like You Forreal"

    Finding LIFE – Season 2GirlDad Class | Episode 1: How to Know If They Really Like You What does real interest actually look like? In this first episode of GirlDad Class, Kevin Warren (LIFE) breaks down the difference between attention, attraction, and genuine intention. Whether you’re raising daughters, navigating relationships yourself, or simply trying to better understand people, this conversation explores the behaviors that reveal authentic care versus mixed signals. More than dating advice, it’s a lesson in self-worth, communication, and choosing relationships that bring peace—not confusion.

    Finding LIFE S2: GirlDad Class "Does He Really Like You Forreal"

  8. 11/13/2025

    Finding LIFE Podcast — Parent 2 Parent Episode: “Parenting Doesn’t End at 18”

    Finding LIFE Podcast — Parent 2 Parent Episode: “Parenting Doesn’t End at 18” In this heartfelt and eye-opening Parent 2 Parent episode, we walk directly into the emotional reality so many parents face but rarely talk about: what it feels like when your child becomes a legal adult—but still very much needs you. Culture tells us that at 18, parenting somehow “ends.” But any parent who has lived through this transition knows the truth—your child turning 18 marks a new chapter, not the final one. This episode explores the emotional, developmental, and relational shifts that happen as our children cross the threshold into adulthood. It’s a season filled with pride, fear, grief, excitement, uncertainty, and hope—all at the same time. Many parents silently struggle with the internal tension of letting go while still wanting to protect, guide, and support. And many young adults struggle with the pressure to “have it all together” before they’re ready. We break down: Why turning 18 doesn’t magically create emotional maturity How brain development continues well into the mid-20s The grief parents experience as roles change and identities shift Why support and guidance are still critical in early adulthood How to parent with your young adult instead of parenting over them What healthy boundaries and expectations look like in this new season How to repair past ruptures so the relationship can grow forward The difference between control, care, and connection Why young adults often test or distance themselves—and what they actually need during that time We also talk honestly about the silent shame many parents feel during this stage: The “Did I do enough?” The “Did I mess something up?” The “Why does this hurt so much?” The “Am I allowed to still be their parent?” This episode affirms that these questions are normal—and that love doesn’t expire at 18. Parenting simply transforms. Through reflection, compassion, and real-life examples, we guide parents into embracing this new role: Less manager, more mentor. Less correction, more connection. Less control, more collaboration. Your child still needs your wisdom, your grounding presence, your voice, your guidance—and your grace. Just in a different way. Parenting doesn’t end at 18. It evolves. It deepens. It becomes the relationship they’ll remember for the rest of their lives.

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Finding LIFE Podcast is a bold, multigenerational conversation space that challenges how families think, feel, parent, heal, and lead—across generations. It serves parents and adults, young adults, teens, and tweens. Not family-friendly, but family-challenging. Blending The Village, The Black Elephant, and The Pink Couch, the show tackles identity, culture, mental health, parenting, and generational patterns through honest, unfiltered dialogue rooted in Love, Identity, Foundation, and Encouragement.

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  • Creator
    LIFE
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    22
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © LIFE
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    Finding LIFE Podcast