Episodes

  • Squirrel Show Part 2

    Squirrel Show Part 2
    Jun 1 2015
    Ever have those days where you can't keep a thought in your head? Us too! Today we're having a squirrel show where we talk about anything and everything that pops in our head!
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    55 mins
  • How Women are Depicted in Media

    How Women are Depicted in Media
    Mar 30 2015
    Join us for a candid conversation on women's depiction in media. Paper Hope Street Team watched the Own documentary Miss Representation. Nikki, Jacob, Rio and Tamra discuss their reaction to the movie and how they have seen media effect their own lives.
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    55 mins
  • Relationships and Expectations

    Relationships and Expectations
    Mar 9 2015
    Relationships are hard. How do you navigate your relationships with your partner, family, friends, teachers, bosses and others you interact with? One of the reasons relationships are hard are attributed to expectations. Today PHST will be talking about relationships and expectations. Real life couple, Nikki and Jacob talk about some of the ways that expectations get in the way.
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    55 mins
  • Year End or New Year?

    Year End or New Year?
    Jan 5 2015
    Paper Hope Street Team takes a look at the past year and reflects on accomplishments and set backs. Candid conversation that all families can have with each other. Ask each other questions like: What was your happiest memory from this year? What accomplishment are you most proud of in this past year? Do you have any New Years Resolutions? If so, what are they? What do you want to accomplish this next year? Can I help you with any of your goal setting? Nikki, Rio, Jacob and Tamra share their answers to these question. You might be surprised at their answers. This is a great show to share with your family and have a conversation of your own! Happy New Year! Wishing you more happiness than your heart can hold! (You can find the blog post here: http://paperhope.com/2013/12/27/goal-setting-specific-questions-for-moms-to-ask-daughters/)
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    55 mins
  • High School Senior Year

    High School Senior Year
    Nov 10 2014
    Senior year in high school is one of the most difficult times in a teens life. Teens aren't considered adults yet they are asked to behave like adults navigating college application, school work, jobs, relationships, peer pressures and independence. Paper Hope Street Team is joined by alumni Rio Wade and momma bear Tamra Wade to discuss many perspectives of navigating senior year in high school. Listen and have a conversation with your high school student.
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    55 mins
  • High School Sucks

    High School Sucks
    Aug 25 2014
    How do you feel about your high school experience? Why do some teens experiences suck and other teens thrive in high school? Parents will gain an insight into what teens endure in their high school experience. Candid conversation about how to help make high school the best experience it can be. Suggestions on resources and tactics to get the most out of your time in high school.
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    55 mins
  • Teens and Gaining Independence

    Teens and Gaining Independence
    Jul 21 2014
    Growing up and becoming independent from your parents is so difficult. Its hard for parents to recognize when their daughters are growing up and desire more independence. Its hard for teens to vocalize what they need. Paper Hope Street Team has a candid conversation on how to reach common ground between being a child and growing into more independence.
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    55 mins
  • The Paper Hope Street Team Deals with Diversity

    The Paper Hope Street Team Deals with Diversity
    Jun 16 2014
    Today Paper Hope Street Team is having a conversation about religion, race and other beliefs that make up a diverse community. In this episode you will hear personal stories from your show hosts sharing their experiences with diversity. Please join us for this candid and engaging conversation.
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    55 mins