Betsy Wurzel explores how foster care fails too many kids with journalist Claudia Rowe, exposing the system’s harm—and paths toward change.
Damar Hamlin’s a perfect example: he’s using a Terrible near-death experience to help pass legislation for kids whose heart health is endangered.
To end the program on a more uplifting note, the hosts will also explore the important topic of women’s rights and resistance in Iran, highlighting why it is crucial for these women to stand up against their oppressors.
In light of alarming research findings, it’s crucial to recognize the impact of screen time on teenagers’ mental health. Studies reveal a concerning correlation between excessive screen time and adverse mental health outcomes, including suicide-related thoughts.
These drugs appeared in brightly colored packages with M&M size drugs that elementary and middle school students have no idea how potent these synthetic drugs really are.
How trauma affects us even in our adult lives, the stigma surrounding mental healthcare issues, and why Gina started a Non-profit organization to help people be in a safe environment to discuss issues such as trauma, grieving, mindfulness, head and body connections, social…
Sanctuary cities are having difficulty housing all the illegal immigrants.
Betsy Wurzel discussed how Abraham Lincoln wasn’t keen on African Americans mixing in with US Society and a plan to send the freed slaves to the Caribbean which failed.
Betsy also discussed safety tips and some stranger danger tips that you should teach your children.
What sex traffickers look for in their victims, how parents and guardians must pay attention to their children when out in public andwhat their children are doing on the internet.