In this episode, we discuss the power of volunteering and how it can help children develop a strong sense of purpose, sympathy, and empathy. The host shares personal experiences of volunteering as a child and the impact it had on their sense of pride and willingness to help others. They emphasize the importance of teaching service over self to children and provide examples of how to instill a desire for service at a young age. The host also highlights the benefits of volunteering, such as developing communication skills, empathy, and a broader perspective of the world.

Tristan Beattie, a high school student from Memphis, shares his journey in soccer and the impact it has had on his life. He talks about the challenges he faced, the importance of confidence and hard work, and the support he received from his family. Tristan also emphasizes the value of encouraging and motivating youth to reach their full potential. He highlights the benefits of immersing oneself in different cultures and learning from others. Overall, his story is a testament to the power of making wise choices and the positive impact it can have on one's life.

Pam discusses the importance of educating young people about funeral service and the impact of gun violence. She shares her experiences in inspiring youth to make better choices and introduces her nonprofit organization, Courageous Climb, aimed at transforming youth decision-making through positive choices. The organization also aims to honor the lives lost to violence and provide interactive exhibits for children to learn about positive decision-making.

In this episode, host Pam Ware interviews her son Jacob Ware, a rising chess star. Jacob shares how he got into chess and the significance of the different chess pieces. They discuss the critical thinking skills required to play chess and how it has helped Jacob in his schoolwork. Jacob encourages young people to make better choices and emphasizes the importance of dedication and focus in learning chess. Pam highlights the benefits of pursuing passions and encourages parents to support their children's interests. They also discuss the sacrifices Jacob has made to improve his chess skills and the opportunities chess has provided him. The episode concludes with a call to parents to encourage and support their children in pursuing their dreams.

"Season finale featuring the full unedited first episode with reflections."

Today's episode shares some things to do when a loved one has passed.

In this episode, Ebone Dukes, the Program Director of the Funeral Service Technology Program at Northwest Mississippi Community College, discusses the pain and grief that families and communities endure as a result of the younger generation's poor decisions.

In today's episode we discuss a second most asked question and parental roles.

Today's Episode talks about the importance of positive associations.

On this episode I share a story from my book and the effects of tragedy.

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