Sam Valencia, Jerry Zigmont and Joe Saponare discuss working with Apple technology and clients. Drawn from their combined experience of over 20 years in the Apple Consultants Network, they discuss technical support issues both with the technology and working with clients.

Sam Valencia, Jerry Zigmont and Joe Saponare discuss working with Apple technology and clients. Drawn from their combined experience of over 20 years in the Apple Consultants Network, they discuss technical support issues both with the technology and working with clients.

260: Live From ACES - "Joe Has Left The Building"

Best Of CCP - 020: Client Anecdotes & Rates

Topics: -Jerry is annoyed with voice dictation, considering where we are with AI. -Sam wonders why Siri can’t send a message to a group without unlocking his iPhone. -Is privacy the cause of Siri seeming to go backwards in functionality? -Sam discovers an issue with the private MAC address feature of iPadOS and connecting to a captive portal network. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211227 -Some confusion ensues when discussing the privacy network features. -Joe wants to mention a few apps from the Apple Design Awards. -Jerry and Joe go back and forth about wearing an Apple Watch to bed. -Sam loves the Arc Browser but Jerry shoots down one of the big perks that Sam loves. -One of Joe’s clients lost important 365 calendar data. He was able to find the ics files on the computer and used ICS Merger to restore the missing data.

Topics: -Jerry is annoyed with voice dictation, considering where we are with AI. -Sam wonders why Siri can’t send a message to a group without unlocking his iPhone. -Is privacy the cause of Siri seeming to go backwards in functionality? -Sam discovers an issue with the private MAC address feature of iPadOS and connecting to a captive portal network. <a href="https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211227" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211227</a> -Some confusion ensues when discussing the privacy network features. -Joe wants to mention a few apps from the Apple Design Awards. -Jerry and Joe go back and forth about wearing an Apple Watch to bed. -Sam loves the Arc Browser but Jerry shoots down one of the big perks that Sam loves. -One of Joe’s clients lost important 365 calendar data. He was able to find the ics files on the computer and used <a href="https://icsmerger.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">ICS Merger</a> to restore the missing data.

523: Chrome Shaming

Lucas Acosta

Best Of CCP 257: Interview With Lucas Acosta, CEO of Foojee Consultants in Atlanta, Georgia

521: Moose Blows Up!

Topics: -Jerry takes issue with the way Joe &amp; Sam covet their calendars. -Each of us either use Calendly or Harmonizely. -We discuss the latest in Apple certifications and listing on the ACN locator. -The two courses and exams are Apple Device Support and Deployment &amp; Management. -All of us are intrigued with Apple Messages for Business. Cost seems to be a barrier for entry. -You can have SMS hosted by a different company than you use for voice.

Topics: -Jerry takes issue with the way Joe &amp; Sam covet their calendars. -Each of us either use <a href="http://calendly.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Calendly</a> or <a href="http://harmonizely.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Harmonizely</a>. -We discuss the latest in Apple certifications and listing on the ACN locator. -The two courses and exams are <a href="https://training.apple.com/it" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Apple Device Support</a> and <a href="https://training.apple.com/it" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Deployment &amp; Management</a>. -All of us are intrigued with Apple Messages for Business. Cost seems to be a barrier for entry. -You can have SMS hosted by a different company than you use for voice.

520: My Precious

Jason Dettbarn

Topics: -Jason Dettbarn, founder and CEO of Addigy joins us once again. -We dive right into updates on macOS being problematic and how Addigy deals with this issue. -With Apple’s first Rapid Security Response, they did not receive any disclosures to provide details. -Addigy released a new MDM Watchdog to mitigate macOS update issues. -Addigy made their MDM Watchdog available to everyone. -We discuss the tools that are out there that try and guide the users to updates as another alternative when MDM is not completing its task. -Finding out what is next on Apple’s radar can sometimes be a guessing game. -At Addigy they try to focus on three things: Security first, scalability, and Apple expertise. -Jason speaks about sticking to what they know and using the tools that are already out there like InTune for device compliance and Okta identity management. -He gives us his 5-10 year predictions.

Topics: -Jason Dettbarn, founder and CEO of Addigy joins us once again. -We dive right into <a href="https://www.techrepublic.com/article/addigy-rsr-update-gap-managed-macos-devices/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">updates on macOS being problematic</a> and how Addigy deals with this issue. -With Apple’s first Rapid Security Response, they did not receive any disclosures to provide details. -Addigy released a new <a href="https://addigy.com/blog/addigy-new-mdm-watchdog-agent-how-to-resolve-mdm-issues-with-macos/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">MDM Watchdog</a> to mitigate macOS update issues. -Addigy made their MDM Watchdog available to everyone. -We discuss the tools that are out there that try and guide the users to updates as another alternative when MDM is not completing its task. -Finding out what is next on Apple’s radar can sometimes be a guessing game. -At Addigy they try to focus on three things: Security first, scalability, and Apple expertise. -Jason speaks about sticking to what they know and using the tools that are already out there like InTune for device compliance and Okta identity management. -He gives us his 5-10 year predictions.

519: Interview With Jason Dettbarn / Founder & CEO of Addigy - Watchdog & RSR Updates

Topics: -What is a sin-eater? -Jerry talked about which level of Microsoft to move to from Rackspace. -He used Emailchemy to convert the data. -Dealing with customers that purchase the wrong hardware to save a buck. -What to do when you have additional storage needs with Microsoft accounts. Jerry finds out. -After an automated Synology alert, Jerry finds out that a client moved and unplugged it without a proper shutdown. -Sam &amp; Joe differ on their Amazon return experience at Whole Foods. -UPS Store experiences are another level of customer service.

Topics: -What is a sin-eater? -Jerry talked about which level of Microsoft to move to from Rackspace. -He used <a href="https://weirdkid.com/emailchemy/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Emailchemy</a> to convert the data. -Dealing with customers that purchase the wrong hardware to save a buck. -What to do when you have additional storage needs with Microsoft accounts. Jerry finds out. -After an automated Synology alert, Jerry finds out that a client moved and unplugged it without a proper shutdown. -Sam &amp; Joe differ on their Amazon return experience at Whole Foods. -UPS Store experiences are another level of customer service.

518: The Sin Eater

Topics: -On a recent Patreon only show, Jerry talked about a documentation tool called Hudu. He discusses more about the ChatGPT integration. -Jerry recommends Google Bard. -Joe has a client that has a unique setup with access to their server. He uses Addigy Self Service to deploy a connection script. -Sam has been implementing Single Sign-On in more and more scenarios with his customers. -Sam found out the hard way how a content filter can block legitimate services. -We talk about giving users the local admin password on a Mac when you can’t accomplish something remotely. -We get into online calendar bookings and how Joe &amp; Sam are very protective of their time.

Topics: -On a recent Patreon only show, Jerry talked about a documentation tool called Hudu. He discusses more about the ChatGPT integration. -Jerry recommends <a href="https://bard.google.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Google Bard</a>. -Joe has a client that has a unique setup with access to their server. He uses Addigy Self Service to deploy a connection script. -Sam has been implementing Single Sign-On in more and more scenarios with his customers. -Sam found out the hard way how a content filter can block legitimate services. -We talk about giving users the local admin password on a Mac when you can’t accomplish something remotely. -We get into online calendar bookings and how Joe &amp; Sam are very protective of their time.

517: Do that Hudu that you do so well

Michael Thomsen

247: Interview with Michael Thomsen, Director, Origin84

Sam, Jerry, and Joe discuss their thoughts and draw from their combined experience of over 20 years in the Apple Consultants Network (ACN).

Topics: -Sam saw an unexpected message on his iPhone, instructing him to share his screen with AppleCare. -A client reached out to Joe about their Synology beeping. The story went south quickly but hats off to RAID recovery from Synology. -MSP customers don’t reach out even when network or ISP changes occur. -As a customer deleted 365 users, it was learned that they were sharing data from OneDrive and this data was suddenly not accessible to users that did not know its origin. -Some changes to Dropbox storage locations can cause unexpected issues, especially working with third party apps. -BitDefender had issues with MDM profiles and having to re-approve extensions. -Joe references some of our recent Patreon only content. -We take a moment to pay our respects to Bill Keogh, owner of NovaWorks in New York. Bill was involved in the Apple community for years and many colleagues had the opportunity to meet him as they trained at his facility over the years. Bill was a kind soul and will be missed.

Topics: -Sam saw an unexpected message on his iPhone, instructing him to share his screen with AppleCare. -A client reached out to Joe about their Synology beeping. The story went south quickly but hats off to RAID recovery from Synology. -MSP customers don’t reach out even when network or ISP changes occur. -As a customer deleted 365 users, it was learned that they were sharing data from OneDrive and this data was suddenly not accessible to users that did not know its origin. -Some changes to Dropbox storage locations can cause unexpected issues, especially working with third party apps. -BitDefender had issues with MDM profiles and having to re-approve extensions. -Joe references some of our recent <a href="http://patreon.com/cmdctrlpwr" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a> only content. -We take a moment to pay our respects to <a href="https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/thehour/name/william-keogh-obituary?id=49241799" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Bill Keogh</a>, owner of NovaWorks in New York. Bill was involved in the Apple community for years and many colleagues had the opportunity to meet him as they trained at his facility over the years. Bill was a kind soul and will be missed.

515: Can You Make The Beeping Stop?

Thank you to our VIP sponsors!                                      Topics: -Archiving/Deleting in Apple Mail is inconsistent. -Jerry has been seeing issues on multiple computers when upgrading from macOS Ventura 13.2.1 to 13.3.1. Reinstalling the OS still creates data issues. -“That’s a lot of nanas to deal with”. -Pro tip about using the Option key when clicking About This Mac to reveal System Information. -Thanks to Guillaume Gete for 80 Shades of the Option key -Joe talks about his use of Nudge as well as an AppleScript automation with the help of sudoade. -We discuss end user perception as Sam talks about a story upgrading Wi-Fi for a new customer. -Jerry mentions The Hawthorne Effect, which discusses how people increase efficiency when they feel like they are being watched. -Joe had been recommending a mail server upgrade to a client until finally one day, their provider went down. They still did not learn their lesson. -We get into how to quote email migration projects and the economy of scale.

Thank you to our VIP sponsors! Topics: -Archiving/Deleting in Apple Mail is inconsistent. -Jerry has been seeing issues on multiple computers when upgrading from macOS Ventura 13.2.1 to 13.3.1. Reinstalling the OS still creates data issues. -“That’s a lot of nanas to deal with”. -Pro tip about using the Option key when clicking About This Mac to reveal System Information. -Thanks to Guillaume Gete for <a href="https://getenet.notion.site/Eighty-Shades-of-Option-Key-3c6e58feb5c848ee9d4c027f0b9d52e0" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">80 Shades of the Option key</a> -Joe talks about his use of <a href="https://github.com/nudge" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Nudge</a> as well as an AppleScript automation with the help of <a href="https://www.sudoade.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">sudoade</a>. -We discuss end user perception as Sam talks about a story upgrading Wi-Fi for a new customer. -Jerry mentions The Hawthorne Effect, which discusses how people increase efficiency when they feel like they are being watched. -Joe had been recommending a mail server upgrade to a client until finally one day, their provider went down. They still did not learn their lesson. -We get into how to quote email migration projects and the economy of scale.

514: The Fix Is In

Topics: -Jerry &amp; Joe talk about their monthly MSP offerings and the services it includes. -Jerry uses Square for automated credit card payments and invoices. -Joe talks about competing on quality as opposed to pricing. -Offering a lower starting point without important services can put both you and the customer in a bad position. -How do you handle consultants in your area that offer extremely low rates? -The hosts speak to the benefits of monthly fees. -Priority scheduling and unattended remote support are big selling points for Joe’s plan. -We spoke with Tim Pearson on Patreon Episode 471 to discuss some great tips on managed services pricing. -One of Jerry’s clients uses a Remote Desktop tool called NuoRDS. -Jerry was able to remotely assist a customer while in an Uber in Belgium. -The tool that Jerry uses to manage scheduled restarts is called Power Manager. 

Topics: -Jerry &amp; Joe talk about their monthly MSP offerings and the services it includes. -Jerry uses <a href="https://squareup.com/us/en?v=all" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Square</a> for automated credit card payments and invoices. -Joe talks about competing on quality as opposed to pricing. -Offering a lower starting point without important services can put both you and the customer in a bad position. -How do you handle consultants in your area that offer extremely low rates? -The hosts speak to the benefits of monthly fees. -Priority scheduling and unattended remote support are big selling points for Joe’s plan. -We spoke with Tim Pearson on <a href="https://www.patreon.com/posts/471-rates-with-68408103" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon Episode 471</a> to discuss some great tips on managed services pricing. -One of Jerry’s clients uses a Remote Desktop tool called <a href="https://www.nuords.com/products/nuords/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">NuoRDS</a>. -Jerry was able to remotely assist a customer while in an Uber in Belgium. -The tool that Jerry uses to manage scheduled restarts is called <a href="https://www.dssw.co.uk/powermanager/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Power Manager</a>.

513: Pricing Your Device Management Stack

Greg Brewer

170: Interview With Greg Brewer CEO of Prosoft Engineering, Inc

Jon Brown

Topics:  -This week we welcome back long time supporter of the show, Jon Brown. -Jon is Vice President of Technology and Cybersecurity at Interlaced.io and owner of Grove Technologies. -He recently completely a merger with Interlaced. -Last time Jon was on the show, he was still evaluating options for his direction of growth. -He discusses how difficult it was finding the right fit as some companies wanted to “acqui-hire” him. -More emphasis was placed on his specific value rather than he company. -As Tom Bridge told Jon, owner/operators tend to be bad employees. -Jon is still running the day to day operations of Grove Technologies. -Grove is acquisition #2 for Interlaced. -Merging tools and systems is proving to be a challenge. -Business models differ during acquistions as well, which can also complicate things. -Jon speaks about the stages of a merger and compares his to varying stages of greif. -Learning to work as a team means having to let go of some of you thoughts of how to get things done. -As Jon joined Interlaced, he rediscovered his passion for the actual technology side of things. Some of that was lost in being an owner/operator of a business. -Joe wants to know more about using Apple Business Chat. -Grove uses a tool called Heymarket for business text messaging. -Group SMS is a feature PsiMac is looking for as well. -Sam has ongoing concerns about chat features creating more of an immediate response expectation. -Jon talks about rules and auto responders to account for some of those concerns. -Interlaced adds a 24/7 support team for after hours support of Grove customers. -We debate the differences/similarities of Apple Business Messages and Slack.

Topics: -This week we welcome back long time supporter of the show, Jon Brown. -Jon is Vice President of Technology and Cybersecurity at <a href="https://interlaced.io/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Interlaced.io</a> and owner of <a href="https://interlaced.io/grove-tech/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Grove Technologies</a>. -He recently completely a merger with Interlaced. -Last time Jon was on the show, he was still evaluating options for his direction of growth. -He discusses how difficult it was finding the right fit as some companies wanted to “acqui-hire” him. -More emphasis was placed on his specific value rather than he company. -As Tom Bridge told Jon, owner/operators tend to be bad employees. -Jon is still running the day to day operations of Grove Technologies. -Grove is acquisition #2 for Interlaced. -Merging tools and systems is proving to be a challenge. -Business models differ during acquistions as well, which can also complicate things. -Jon speaks about the stages of a merger and compares his to varying stages of greif. -Learning to work as a team means having to let go of some of you thoughts of how to get things done. -As Jon joined Interlaced, he rediscovered his passion for the actual technology side of things. Some of that was lost in being an owner/operator of a business. -Joe wants to know more about using Apple Business Chat. -Grove uses a tool called <a href="https://www.heymarket.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Heymarket</a> for business text messaging. -Group SMS is a feature PsiMac is looking for as well. -Sam has ongoing concerns about chat features creating more of an immediate response expectation. -Jon talks about rules and auto responders to account for some of those concerns. -Interlaced adds a 24/7 support team for after hours support of Grove customers. -We debate the differences/similarities of Apple Business Messages and Slack.

511: Interview With Jon Brown, VP Of Technology & Cybersecurity at Interlaced.io

Thank you to our VIP sponsors!                                      Topics:                -This week we welcome Dav James of DIJ Consulting. -Dav originally started at Apple in a variety of roles and moved to corporate IT support. -DIJ Consulting is a Monday.com partner and works a lot on the automation side of things. -We get into using integrations with Monday and services like Zendesk for automatic creation of tickets. -Joe does some reporting in Numbers but it is more of a manual process so automation peaks his interest. -The basics of Monday is that it is a task management software. -Some of the frustrations Sam is feeling is the need of many different portals to manage things. Monday can integrate with a variety of those services and provide a centralized portal. -Something as simple as centralized alerts was a big reason why Sam moved to Monday. -Moving large amounts of data used to be a weak link that has now seen a major improvement. -Affordability is a big draw of Monday. -Connecting all the dots between the various services and Monday.com may be an initial challenge. Dav is working on how to make that easier for consultancies. -You can find Dav on YouTube and in MacAdmins Slack. -Taking action on a show request, Dav started the Monday channel in MacAdmins Slack as well.

Thank you to our VIP sponsors! Topics: -This week we welcome Dav James of <a href="http://dijconsulting.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">DIJ Consulting</a>. -Dav originally started at Apple in a variety of roles and moved to corporate IT support. -DIJ Consulting is a <a href="http://monday.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monday.com</a> partner and works a lot on the automation side of things. -We get into using integrations with Monday and services like Zendesk for automatic creation of tickets. -Joe does some reporting in Numbers but it is more of a manual process so automation peaks his interest. -The basics of Monday is that it is a task management software. -Some of the frustrations Sam is feeling is the need of many different portals to manage things. Monday can integrate with a variety of those services and provide a centralized portal. -Something as simple as centralized alerts was a big reason why Sam moved to Monday. -Moving large amounts of data used to be a weak link that has now seen a major improvement. -Affordability is a big draw of Monday. -Connecting all the dots between the various services and <a href="http://monday.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Monday.com</a> may be an initial challenge. Dav is working on how to make that easier for consultancies. -You can find Dav on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@myautomationtips" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a> and in MacAdmins Slack. -Taking action on a show request, Dav started the <a href="https://macadmins.slack.com/archives/C04S1JR61GC" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Monday channel</a> in MacAdmins Slack as well.

510: Interview With Dav James of DIJ Consulting

Adam Engst

Topics: -On today’s show, we welcome Adam Engst of TidBITS Content Network. -We review key features of phishing emails, as discussed in a recent TCN article. -One of the newer tricks is to send the entire email as an image. -Will better grammar pose a challenge to users detecting spam emails? -It takes just a beat longer to identify a spam email message. -Legitimate training tools like KnowBe4 can be good to keep employees on their toes. -We discuss the LastPass breach and how far reaching it was. -Thieves are getting more clever by first capturing iPhone passcodes in public places, then stealing the device. -A challenge to this is that the iPhone passcode can be used to reset an Apple ID password. -This can also cause a company breach if an employee’s iPhone is stolen. -Send out your own newsletters to customers that discuss this and more by using TidBITS Content Network.

Topics: -On today’s show, we welcome Adam Engst of <a href="http://tcn.tidbits.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">TidBITS Content Network</a>. -We review key features of phishing emails, as discussed in a recent <a href="https://tidbits.com/2023/01/16/an-annotated-field-guide-to-identifying-phish/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">TCN article</a>. -One of the newer tricks is to send the entire email as an image. -Will better grammar pose a challenge to users detecting spam emails? -It takes just a beat longer to identify a spam email message. -Legitimate training tools like KnowBe4 can be good to keep employees on their toes. -We discuss the LastPass breach and how far reaching it was. -Thieves are <a href="https://tidbits.com/2023/02/26/how-a-thief-with-your-iphone-passcode-can-ruin-your-digital-life/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">getting more clever</a> by first capturing iPhone passcodes in public places, then stealing the device. -A challenge to this is that the iPhone passcode can be used to reset an Apple ID password. -This can also cause a company breach if an employee’s iPhone is stolen. -Send out your own newsletters to customers that discuss this and more by using <a href="http://tcn.tidbits.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">TidBITS Content Network</a>.

509: Interview With Adam Engst Of the TidBITS Content Network

Topics: -Jerry shares an odd printer story. -Apple Mail was having an issue using a self signed certificate. -“Don’t trust email” -Joe describes emulation vs virtualization. -Virtual Buddy &amp; UTM are solid virtualization products. -Joe uses the ability to virtualize other versions of macOS to support clients that use a different OS than he is currently running. -Pro Tip: You cannot use an Apple ID with a virtual OS.

Topics: -Jerry shares an odd printer story. -Apple Mail was having an issue using a self signed certificate. -“Don’t trust email” -Joe describes emulation vs virtualization. -Virtual Buddy &amp; UTM are solid virtualization products. -Joe uses the ability to virtualize other versions of macOS to support clients that use a different OS than he is currently running. -Pro Tip: You cannot use an Apple ID with a virtual OS.

508: Just Give Me The Fish

Best Of CCP - 132: The Friends and Family Rate - 2015

Thank you to our VIP sponsors!                                        Topics: -We would like to thank new Patreon member Rolf Woodward, and thank Bruce Corson for increasing his pledge. -Time Machine is hopelessly broken in Jerry’s recent dealings. -He has been recommending Carbon Copy Cloner. -Joe had a specific issue where the Contacts app database was extremely large and causing an issue with backups. -Sam is very keen on company policies where local file data is not company responsibility. -Jerry talks about supporting a customer who had some major issues after a computer migration. -BackBlaze has a great service to ship a drive with backup data. -Joe talks about important directories to be aware of when troubleshooting macOS.   THANK YOU TO OUR PATREON SPONSORS!

Thank you to our VIP sponsors!   Topics: -We would like to thank new <a href="https://www.patreon.com/cmdctrlpwr" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a> member Rolf Woodward, and thank Bruce Corson for increasing his pledge. -Time Machine is hopelessly broken in Jerry’s recent dealings. -He has been recommending <a href="https://bombich.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Carbon Copy Cloner</a>. -Joe had a specific issue where the Contacts app database was extremely large and causing an issue with backups. -Sam is very keen on company policies where local file data is not company responsibility. -Jerry talks about supporting a customer who had some major issues after a computer migration. -BackBlaze has a great service to ship a drive with backup data. -Joe talks about important directories to be aware of when troubleshooting macOS. THANK YOU TO OUR PATREON SPONSORS!

506: Time Machine Blues

Every week provides valuable ideas, stories, and tips for running a Mac based consulting business. 

I look forward to every episode!

Excellent resource!!

I found this podcast about 2 years ago from a friend at an IT conference. This has become one of my favorite podcasts. The length is just about right and I get a LOT of great information from it. I am primarily a Windows user but after being laid off of my job as an IT director for 15 years I went into IT consulting for myself. I support both PCs and Macs but need a little extra help in the Mac world. The tips I get from this show have been priceless. I especially appreciate when honest experiences are shared such as when mistakes are made or even times when you know you have spent more time on a project than you can actually bill for. Everyone including me has experiences like that but until you hear others talk about it, sometimes you feel like you are the only one. Keep up the great work.

Awesome resource for my IT consulting

Command Control Power: Apple Tech Support & Business Talk

The best podcast episodes of anyone with an interesting story. With famous guests like Obama, LeBron James, Drake, Oprah Winfrey, Richard Branson, Michelle Obama, Serena Williams, to anyone who has a unique and interesting story to tell. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

Best Episodes: Personal Stories & Great Interviews

The best podcast episodes on parenting. Interviewing experts and talking through common issues surrounding parenting. This topic is filled with important lessons and insights for anyone listening. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!