Ep 334: How Music Shapes Teen Minds and Moods

Ep 334: How Music Shapes Teen Minds and Moods

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Ep 341: Launching Your Teen into Adulthood

Robert Finlay, author of Hey Dad, shares essential strategies on how parents can equip teens with crucial adulting skills, covering money management, networking, handling emergencies, and building independence.Full Show NotesDo your teens sometimes shock you with questions you as ...  Show more

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