In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House we talk about burnout, well-being & how that relates to work, family & life right now. Shelley Prevost shares her story of personal & professional burnout & how she walked the road back to find center & help others through her company The Big Self School.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House Podcast, we're honoring Trans Awareness Week! Our guest today is Connor Boucher, a college student, who shares his experience as an 18 year old trans man. Connor generously talks about his family & social life, academic & athletic journey as a trans teenager. We discuss ways adults can make environments safer & more supportive for trans youth. And of course - we talk pronouns!

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Nicole shares her story of courage, vulnerability & resilience on her family's journey to an Autism diagnosis for her son Jack. We build our conversation around memoir, "A Life Suspended: A Mother and Son’s Story of Autism, Extinction Bursts, and Living a Resilient Life".

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House we talk about helping & supporting our young people - especially our girls - with their lives online. We also talk about taking extra good care of media heath & well-being during Election Week.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, we talk to Lenore about the societal pressure put on parents to be perfect, never make a mistake or turn our backs & how that negatively impacts our children's independence & growth. Lenore is warm & funny & we would have talked to her all day.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, we talk about raising globally engaged, anti-racist families. Homa helps us remember that we don't need a PhD in International Relations to introduce and continuously learn about our interconnected humanity. Plus, Homa just has a way of putting us at ease & reminding us we can do anything with a little intention & hope, .

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, we talk about family, character, technology & connection. Tiffany's book 24/6: The Power of Unplugging One Day A Week releases in paperback this week & we can't wait for you to check it out. There's a million reasons to love Tiffany & we know you'll add a few more after listening!

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, our convo with The Lasit's reminds us of all that is good in the world. Kevin & Melinda have dedicated their lives to young people & the arts. They share their journey as artists & educators & we talk about why the arts matter more now than ever to their students. Don't miss the chance to be inspired by their work & reflect on what we want to nurture in our own homes, classrooms & communities.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, we are so grateful to have Chandler & Miranda of Cape Cod Voices. They talk about their anti-racism work here on Cape Cod, pushing back on the local idea that racism only happens "over the bridge". Their strength, wisdom & joy is on full display. We could have kept talking all day. Plus, with two sets of sisters spending time together - you can never go wrong!

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Janell is so grateful to have colleagues she can call on last minute to discuss issues & events that are topical. Author, educator & media expert, Diana Graber, gives us a down to earth, realistic look at the Netflix Documentary, The Social Dilemma. We talk about which parts of the film help us learn & grow & how we can address the fear it brings up for families.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House Podcast, Kerry Gallagher shares her wisdom with us from the perspective of school administrator, classroom educator, award winning educational expert and mother of two. Kerry's episode is the perfect cure for the October School Blues with practical tools & continuous support & validation for all.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House we talk about the interconnectedness of social justices issues across our country. From COVID-19, racism, environment justice, housing & just how critical childcare is our country is. Plus, I'm just so happy to call Leslie & Christine friends.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House we talk to author of Parenting Without Power Struggles, marriage, child & family therapist, Susan Stiffelman. We dig into some parenting challenges with virtual learning. Susan walks us through some foundational strategies for building healthy family relationships without power struggles in the "right now" of life.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House we talk to 2nd grade educator Colleen Ryan. She shares her return to school journey during the COVID-19 pandemic & observations she makes about race & socioeconomic injustices in her experience & shares her loves of her students so clearly.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, we talk to Elaine about raising complex kids. She shares her personal parenting journey & tools to support all families. Plus, she has unlimited resources to offer & share. Don't miss it!

In this bonus episode of Auntie Nelly's House, the whole Dream Team is here & we're talking about the launch of our new merch, who had the best report cards growing up & why we just love making stuff together.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Janell's high school classmate & Virginia's Pinecrest Elementary School Principal, talks about how she prepared for this unique school year with a plan for a full return to school. We talk Brene Brown, the value of community & clever ways to encourage preschoolers to safely leave their parents on the first days of school.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Sherianna talks about processing emotions during this different and difficult time. She also helps Auntie Z more through some big feelings she didn't know she had!

In this episode of Auntie Nelly House we welcome Auntie Z back to the podcast. She shares her journey of raising a son who has Autism & a neurotypical son. She's so honest & real, fun & funny we welcome Auntie Z to cohost the show for good!

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Miss Melissa talks about foster care, the three generations of women she leans on & the joy & value of play.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Bobby talks about how music informs his way of being and the full integration of his personal & professional life. Janell & Bobby share their love for their graduate program Critical & Creative Thinking & he helps Janell reflect on the value of Deep Listening. Again.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Janell talks to Sienna about her courage, her calling & her comeback. TW: This episode discusses abuse.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Janell talks to her cousin Missy about individuality, gay shenanigans and the hardest road a mother will ever walk. TW: This episode discusses abuse.

In this episode of Auntie Nelly's House, Janell gets Jim all to herself for maybe the first time ever in their 18 years of knowing each other. They talk about family, restoring jeeps & the beauty of nature.