The Third Biological Imperative
Nature Connection Is Not an Option for Human Health
adults in the room.
A dialog about stepping up, speaking out, being the metaphoric "adult in the room." An exploration of issues where the adults seem to be acting childish, irresponsible, and lacking courage where, as a result, harm is coming to kids these days.
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Relationships, Routines, Responsibility, and Risk: What Kids Need
A chinwag with resiliency expert Dr. Michael Ungar
The normalcy bias and "a pill for every ill"
Can we see through the normalized medical model of health to a more natural way forward?
Deconstructing the "Anxious Generation"
A short monologue about pathologizing a generation and selling a moral panic on misleading interpretations of data.
Nature contact + Resistance training = Physical and Psychological strength
Results of a recent study and Part 3 in the boys, muscles, and masculinity series
Regulate, Relate, and Reason with Dr. Bruce Perry
A chinwag about his work, Kids These Days, and his forthcoming book about the problem with systems.
Can you really put puberty on pause?
The need for education on harms associated with puberty blockers and the slippery slope of social transitioning
Atrazine, endocrine disruption, and increased diagnosis of gender dysphoria?
And its relationship to child development, hormones, and increased occurrence of gender dysphoria
Cultures of Respect: Re-Righting History
A chinwag with Dr. Larry Brendtro
Raised on hose water and neglect?
Gen X, the safety trap, and the extinction of experience revisited
Plastics, Psychiatry, and Human Health
An interview with Dr. Elizabeth Ryznar
Boys, Testosterone, and Physical Development
The Cost of Moralizing Masculinity
Declining levels of testosterone in males: Part One, The Fading Fire
What is happening and what does this mean for the future?
Outdoor risky play and sensation-seeking as necessary child development experiences
A chinwag with the world's leading researcher on the topic: Dr. Ellen Beate Hansen Sandseter.
A Chinwag with T-Mo, the Voice of the Audible version of Kids These Days
How it landed for someone who read the book out loud, for all to hear!
Rethinking Academic Impact in the Attention Economy
When ‘read’ doesn’t equal ‘cited’
Time, Space, and Freedom: What kids need to really play, and development from it.
A Chinwag with Outdoor Play & Learning expert Megan Zeni
Talking Kids These Days with Will White
Stories From The Field: Mental Health and the Outdoors
What do The Anxious Generation and the Last Child in the Woods have in common?
Pathologizing Childhood to Sell Books
Pub Day Has Come and Gone: Now What?
An author ponders his usefulness and the desire for dialog