Rosalind Wiseman-Building A Culture of Dignity: Podcast #517

We had two special guests on the podcast today – Rosalind Wiseman and our daughter Jacey – you don’t want to miss this discussion about dignity, respect, Euphoria, sex ed, boy group chats and of course, Mean Girls. You can learn more about Rosalind and her work @ https://culturesofdignity.com

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7:03 Mean Girls & Queen Bees & Wannabees

11:15 Hollywood high school vs real high school

11:50 Euphoria

16:42 Masterminds & Wingmen

20:29 Are girls meaner?

24:21 Boys group chats

32:00 The problem with respect

38:34 Parents gossip

40:36 Sex ed

43:12 Dignity vs respect

55:00 Teasing

57:00 Popularity

1:01:00 Getting your kids to talk to you

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Ryan Stille

11/01/2019 at 1:32 pm

Great show. It would be helpful if you could list more of the resources mentioned on the show. I know https://culturesofdignity.com should be on here, I think there might have been some other good ones mentioned that I missed? Thanks.

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Todd Adams
11/01/2019 at 2:17 pm

Good catch. I updated the info to include her link. Thanks Ryan!!!
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Tricia

11/06/2019 at 4:22 am

I loved your chat w Rosalind Wiseman!

FYI: Michael Thompson, Ph.D., author of “Raising Cain” and many other books, is from whom I first heard the advice to parents, “don’t interview for pain.” That was at least 15 years ago.

todd
11/06/2019 at 9:39 pm

Thanks Tricia!!! Don’t interview for pain. Love it!!!!

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Ryan Stille
11/01/2019 at 1:32 pm

Great show. It would be helpful if you could list more of the resources mentioned on the show. I know https://culturesofdignity.com should be on here, I think there might have been some other good ones mentioned that I missed? Thanks.

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  Good catch. I updated the info to include her link. Thanks Ryan!!!
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Tricia
11/06/2019 at 4:22 am

I loved your chat w Rosalind Wiseman!

FYI: Michael Thompson, Ph.D., author of “Raising Cain” and many other books, is from whom I first heard the advice to parents, “don’t interview for pain.” That was at least 15 years ago.

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  Thanks Tricia!!! Don’t interview for pain. Love it!!!!
  
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