Episode 253: Mothering Father – an interview with Lacey Finn Borgo
Joe talks to our friend Lacey about the feminine divine, the effect of patriarchy on faith, and how 'anger is not your enemy, bitterness is.’
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NTT Theresa Kim
Theresa joins the pod to explain how she transitioned her career from corporate America to opening up Skies for Miles, a Long Beach Boutique that mixes new as well as vintage clothing. She opens up about the importance of patience when parenting and uses her discipline and hard work to make her bus…
Theresa Kim: A Pathfinder for Legal Research
Theresa Kim, Senior Business & Legal Research Analyst at Venable LLP, talks about how her 20+ year career has evolved from a print-dominated landscape to a digital one. With research tools ever-evolving, she discusses the use of AI as a resource supported by human input, as well as several tools Ve…
Super Mom Kim Heals from the Loss of Her Son
Because of her work with foster and adopted children, Kim is very familiar with grief and loss. The death of her son, who had struggled with addiction most of his life, was especially hard to heal from. During her reading with Theresa, Kim is able to process this horrific loss and what it means for…
Podcast 140 – Top Picks for 2014
Welcome to our annual rehash of the goodness of the past year. Here is just a sampling of the great FOAM that I've discovered throughout the year:
Chris Nickson, Cliff Reid, Haney Mallemat, Michaela Cartner and Karel Habig
* The RAGE Website
* Subscribe to the RAGE Podcast on Itunes
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Episode 92: They Call Us Pandemic Parents
Jeff and Phil welcome Stephen Dypiangco, co-founder of Dadventures, and Theresa Kim Yang, educator and literary coach. They discuss parenting through the COVID-19 pandemic and trying to find normalcy while everything is definitely not normal.
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