Lynda MacFarland's guest appearances

Lynda MacFarland

MCEC Podcast

Rich Lerner

Ken Ginsburg

Maggie Phillips

Stephen Cozza

Anne Fishel

Cecil D. Haney

Robert Ivany

Eric Flake

Georgeann McRaven

Greg Leskin

Leanne Knobloch

Renee Bostick

Paul Ban

Kim Joiner

Toni Antonucci

OwlTail

In this podcast military spouse Lynda MacFarland and her daughter Maggie Phillips share insight on open communication in their family and share some uplifting stories about the military life experience.   Register for the MCEC National Training Seminar (NTS) being held July 23-25 at Renaissance Washington DC Downtown Hotel by visiting our website at: www.militarychild.org To learn more about Drowning in Lemonade check out Lynda’s blog at:  https://drowning-in-lemonade.com/   School Liaison Officers (SLOs) are the primary point of contacts on military installation for school-related issues, and exist to assist families whose children’s education is affected by military life. https://branchta.org/role-school-liaison-officer-slo/   Student to Student Program MCEC provides support to military-connected and civilian students through our student-led, peer-to-peer mentoring programs at the K-12 levels. Elementary Student 2 Student™ (eS2S™), Junior Student 2 Student® (JS2S™), and Student 2 Student® (S2S™) serve the purpose to ease transitions, and create a positive environment for any new student. To hear more about this program visit our website and click on the audio link: https://www.militarychild.org/audience/students   Tell Me a Story The MCEC Tell Me A Story® program is an initiative created to empower our military connected children by using literature and their own stories. Stories have the capacity to open family discussions on potentially difficult topics, such as family separation, deployment, moving, grief, and crisis. To find out more or to initiate a TMAS event in your community visit: https://www.militarychild.org/programs/tell-me-a-story-tmas

In this podcast military spouse Lynda MacFarland and her daughter Maggie Phillips share insight on open communication in their family and share some uplifting stories about the military life experience. Register for the MCEC National Training Seminar (NTS) being held July 23-25 at Renaissance Washington DC Downtown Hotel by visiting our website at: <a href="http://www.militarychild.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.militarychild.org</a> To learn more about Drowning in Lemonade check out Lynda’s blog at:  <a href="https://drowning-in-lemonade.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://drowning-in-lemonade.com/</a> School Liaison Officers (SLOs) are the primary point of contacts on military installation for school-related issues, and exist to assist families whose children’s education is affected by military life. <a href="https://branchta.org/role-school-liaison-officer-slo/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://branchta.org/role-school-liaison-officer-slo/</a> Student to Student Program MCEC provides support to military-connected and civilian students through our student-led, peer-to-peer mentoring programs at the K-12 levels. Elementary Student 2 Student™ (eS2S™), Junior Student 2 Student® (JS2S™), and Student 2 Student® (S2S™) serve the purpose to ease transitions, and create a positive environment for any new student. To hear more about this program visit our website and click on the audio link: <a href="https://www.militarychild.org/audience/students" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.militarychild.org/audience/students</a> Tell Me a Story The MCEC Tell Me A Story® program is an initiative created to empower our military connected children by using literature and their own stories. Stories have the capacity to open family discussions on potentially difficult topics, such as family separation, deployment, moving, grief, and crisis. To find out more or to initiate a TMAS event in your community visit: <a href="https://www.militarychild.org/programs/tell-me-a-story-tmas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.militarychild.org/programs/tell-me-a-story-tmas</a>

Uplifting Stories of Military Life with Lynda MacFarland and Maggie Phillips