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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2026 · 35 MIN

Old Parenting vs Todays Parenting

from ThatKindaMakesSense · host Saleeth

The conversation delves into the parenting styles and lessons learned from childhood, emphasizing emotional toughness, vulnerability, and the importance of teaching and learning from children. It also explores the topics of discipline, expectations, delayed gratification, and open communication in the context of parenting. The conversation covers a range of topics, including reflections on high school football, the experience of kickboxing, the impact of UFC fights, fireworks and Fourth of July celebrations, social and political commentary, and racism and class divide.TakeawaysEmotional toughness and vulnerability are essential for healthy parenting.Teaching and learning from children is a valuable aspect of parenting. Reflections on high school sports experiencesImpact of UFC fights and kickboxingSocial and political commentary on current issuesChapters00:00 Parenting Styles and Lessons03:00 Emotional Toughness and Vulnerability07:06 Teaching and Learning from Children12:55 Discipline and Expectations20:06 Delayed Gratification and Open Communication27:01 Reflections on High School Football28:19 The Experience of Kickboxing30:35 The Impact of UFC Fights32:25 Fireworks and Fourth of July Celebrations36:23 Social and Political Commentary45:20 Racism and Class Divide

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