Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week our guest is a local mom, Alysia Lyons. Alysia is a mom, an author, and a podcaster. You can find Alysia's blog, podcast, and information about her books at www.alysialyons.com. In this episode, Alysia and I discussed her journey as a surrogate and why she feels inspired to give this gift to other women. Thank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week our guest is Rose Griffin of ABA Speech by Rose. Rose Griffin is a speech and language pathologist as well as a BCBA based in Ohio. In this episode, Rose shared with us all about her work with autistic children. You can find more information about Rose's business as well as her podcast on her website, https://abaspeech.orgThank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week we have Kasey Potts - Kasey is a wife, a mom, and a podcaster. You can find Kasey's podcast, Kasey's Korner, wherever podcasts are streaming. You can also follow Kasey on Instagram @itskaseypotts - this conversation was a lot of fun. We talked all about motherhood, body positivity, and Kasey's experience working in the entertainment industry.Thank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week I had the pleasure of interviewing a local mom in my community named Monique Hall. Monique is a wife and a mom of three - her youngest is 6 years old and diagnosed with autism. In this episode Monique talks about her journey to feeling better physically, mentally, and emotionally - and how she has used her experience to inspire other moms. Thank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week we have Theresa Nast, Founder of West Rock Apparel Co, on the show. In this episode Theresa talks about her experience with post-partum anxiety, how that impacted her life and how she was inspired to launch a child's clothing company. For more information you can go to www.westrockapparel.com - you can also check out their instagram @westrockapparelcoThank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week our guest is author, Tess Scott. Tess is a wife and a mom of 8 boys. She has written a book called: "Listen, Sister! Finding Hope in the Freakshow of Life” which launched in June, 2022. It's a collection of short stories about sometimes awkward, funny real-life experiences of raising 8 boys, and going through the ups and downs of life. In this episode Tess shares with us her top 6 mom hacks for saving your sanity while raising kids. Thank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week we are joined by author, Dawn Barclay. Dawn is the author of a family travel guide of sorts called "Traveling Different: Vacation Strategies for Parents of the Anxious, the Inflexible, and the Neurodiverse." Dawn has spent years interviewing experts of all kinds to give parents all the information they need to have a successful vacation with their neurodiverse child. You can find out more about Dawn's book on her website - dawnbarclayink.comThank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week Natalie is joined by Kirsten Fowler - author of Family, Faith, and Fragile X. In this episode, Kirsten shares her story of being a Fragile X carrier and raising three children with Fragile X. You can find out more about Kirsten and her book on her website - www.kirstenfowler.com - you can also find her book on Amazon.Thank you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week Natalie is joined by Niria - wife and mom of two - Natalie and Niria discuss what seems to be a local rise in reported instances of abuse toward special education students. As moms and leaders in their community, Natalie and Niria are open and honest about their feelings and perceptions about this issue.If you would like to contact Natalie you can send her an email at [email protected] you for listening!

Welcome to Rad Mom Radio!This week's episode features Sandy Ciaramitaro - the Founder and President of the Good Eggs Foundation. Sandy is the author of the Good Eggs Series that teaches childrenthe importance of virtues, diversity, and service. After Sandy wrote her book series she felt the drive to turn her books into something actionable, and out of that was born her foundation that "eggs" someone in her community. Every month, The Good Eggs Foundation identifies a program, organization, or individual family that has a need. Taken from The Good Eggs Foundation website, "Once an organization is 'EGGED," it will receive the help that is needed. “EGGINGS” can take various forms, such as offering jackets/hats/gloves, offering school supplies to a group of students, or even helping with local children’s events for those in need."You can learn more about The Good Eggs Foundation by visiting thegoodeggs.org - you can also tune into the good eggs podcast where Sandy reads her book series - it's a perfect story time opportunity for your kiddos. You can also check out thegoodeggsfoundation on Instagram and Facebook.If you would like to get in touch with Natalie, please send an email to [email protected] - thank you for listening!