On the fishbowl radio network

Separation and divorce takes a balancing act, especially when there are children involved.  Getting on the same page regarding your children’s academics needs is vital to their well-being.

In this episode we welcome Michael Flores and Brooke DeLuna from Brighter Possibilities Family Counseling.  Both have extensive experience working with families experiencing separation and divorce and will discuss how to navigate shared custody and education.    

Volunteer work offers opportunity for students to prepare for the future as well as make a difference in the lives of those in need. Not only does it promote awareness of issues the world making them more compassionate, but it can help them better understand themselves.  

In this episode we welcome Marshell Kregel, TX/Oklahoma District Marketing Chair for Kiwanis and Brandon Lopez, coordinator of Key Club at a high school in Arlington, TX.   Kiwanis is a global community of clubs providing volunteer opportunities for people of all ages. 

Some of our children's first social experiences are on the playground and in school where (hopefully) they put into practice what we've been teaching them at home.  We all want to raise children who are kind and compassionate to their peers and to everyone they encounter.  But, what are the best ways to teach kindness and to ensure they practice it, especially when we aren't around?

In this episode we welcome Community Relations Commission Director for the City of Arlington's Kindness Initiative , Dr. Von Peaks and Certified Life Coach, Esther Scott. 

Our kids have access to people of diverse backgrounds, ethnicities, religions, sexual preferences, disabilities, etc. both in person and through their use of technology.   With the face of their world rapidly chancing, what do we do to encourage positive interactions and reduce unhealthy biases?

In this episode we welcome Nichole Franks who is an educator and Director of Diversity at Alcuin School in Dallas, TX.