Play It Forward Episode 45

Listen to "Play It Forward Episode 45 With Jenney Wilder From All Kinds Of Therapy" on Spreaker. Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 45: Protecting The Pack According to a recent Kaiser Family Foundation survey, forty-five percent of adults said the pandemic affected their mental health. But it’s not just adults for whom the pandemic has taken a mental toll. School closures, canceled graduations and proms, isolations from friends, and the possibility of colleges not opening this fall have all contributed to stress and anxiety for children and teens – particularly those with mental health issues or special needs. Jenney Wilder, M.S. Ed., is the founder of AllKindsofTherapy.com, an online resource that provides information about treatment programs, parent coach experts, teletherapy, and consultants who assist families in crisis. The site enables families to compare and evaluate the various interventions, support and treatments that are available to them. That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Jon Moxley

Listen to "Jon Moxley From AEW Dynamite On TNT" on Spreaker. All Elite Wrestling (AEW) – the hot new wrestling promotion featuring some of the industry’s biggest stars such as Chris Jericho, Cody Rhodes and Kenny Omega – can be seen each week on TNT’s AEW: Dynamite. The current AEW champion is none other than Jon Moxley, who has a passionate fan base of supporters all around the world. In addition to his exploits in the ring, Moxley made his acting debut as the star of the 2015 action film 12 Rounds 3: Lockdown. Moxley’s newest film, Cagefighter: Worlds Collide, premieres internationally in May 2020, and will be released in the U.S. in the fall. Jon can discuss AEW’s highly anticipated signature event, “Double or Nothing,” at which he’ll defend his AEW World Championship against the villainous Brodie Lee of The Dark Order on May 23. He can also let fans know what they can expect to see on the flagship series, AEW: Dynamite, Wednesday nights on TNT. “Double or Nothing” will also serve as the crowning event for the first-ever TNT Champion.

Peggy Rowe

Listen to "Peggy Rowe Releases The Book About Your Father" on Spreaker. Peggy Rowe is at it again-this time giving a hilarious inside look at growing up Rowe, both before and after Mike's rise to fame. Since the day they said, "I do," Peggy's previous "doting" lifestyle met with her husband John's minimalist ways and became the backdrop for years of adventure and a quirky sense of humor because of their differences. From thoughts of wearing headlamps in the house to save energy, to squeezing out the last drop of toothpaste with a workbench vise, Peggy learned to pick her battles and celebrate the hilarity in each situation. Once their boys were born, woodstove mishaps and garbage dumping tales were the seed for Mike's obsession with doing dirty jobs and the comical presence he is known for today. As Mike rose to fame, Peggy was his biggest fan-who gave motherly advice and constructive criticism, of course. She baked cookies for Mike to take to Joan Rivers for a Christmas party hostess gift, and even wrote fan letters under faux names and mailed them from different cities to Mike's producer. By the time Mike hits it big, Peggy and John retire to face more adventures, with a lightning strike in their condo, an elderly friend who ate marijuana leaves, and entering into celebrity status by making Viva paper towel and Lee jeans commercials, plus so much more. Peggy's stories relive the details that intrigue and entertain old and new fans alike. So if you want a bigger, even funnier take on the Rowe family, About Your Father and Other Celebrities I Have Known delivers.

Todd Tilghman

Listen to "Todd Tilghman Winner Of NBC's The Voice" on Spreaker. Todd is the lead pastor at the church where he grew up and is married to his high school sweetheart. After having three children together, he and his wife decided to adopt. With help from friends and the community, they pieced together $20,000 and brought home a new daughter. Less than a year later, the agency called saying their daughter’s sister also needed a home. After an anonymous donation, the Tilghmans were able to adopt her as well and now have eight children together. While Todd has always loved singing, he has spent his life focused on serving other people and comes to “The Voice” to finally do something for himself and his family.

That Feeling

Listen to "That Feeling" on Spreaker. What do you feel the very moment you wake up? Not after you've planted your feet on the floor. That moment when your eyes greet a new day and dreams are left on the wayside. How you feel in that moment is the new days first sip of fuel. On this podcast we travel into this subject because in a lot of conversations I'm beginning to hear people describe their feelings. I'm hearing a lot of, "I don't know." Which isn't an answer. It's a push, a shoving to the side. A total we aren't going there. Which has a way of turning into walls, new mountains, excuses, reasons to shift paths and whatever else feeds the steps controlling your present atmosphere. I take a walk with Jazzie every morning at 4:30. Maybe its because we've had two days of flash flooding with very little sunshine I took note of a feeling. It actually started when I opened my eyes. A feeling. I asked myself about what it was or wasn't. I said what everyone else has, "I don't know." It wasn't big enough to put a dent in my ambition. But it was heavy enough to land on my writing page. A feeling. Which is why I bring it to you. What do you feel the very second you open your eyes? This being our 65th day in Coronavirus quarantine might be part of the feeling. Blessed with seven people of fame conversations today could be what created the feeling. It didn't have an identity. Which is the reason why I made the choice to write about it. Which is now part of this conversation. There are a lot of feelings being tossed about in our circles of love and new beginnings. Nothing poisons a feeling faster than a friend going a week without sending a text or making a call. That generates some feelings. A family member that grew tired of picking positive over negative formulates a feeling. My mother used to collect buttons. She had jars of them. Why? Her answer never changed, "I don't know." Get to know your feeling. Understand its birth and continuation. Believe in the feeling or drop it like its hot. You feel because that's our gift from the mind body and soul. It needs you to feel to make the right decision. If it ends up being wrong. Its ok. Be aware of the next feeling. You're going to make it through this weird new life and style because how you feel is through a new set of eyes. Make every day the first step of your brand new beginning and be excited about this exploration through time.

That Feeling

Listen to "That Feeling" on Spreaker. What do you feel the very moment you wake up? Not after you've planted your feet on the floor. That moment when your eyes greet a new day and dreams are left on the wayside. How you feel in that moment is the new days first sip of fuel. On this podcast we travel into this subject because in a lot of conversations I'm beginning to hear people describe their feelings. I'm hearing a lot of, "I don't know." Which isn't an answer. It's a push, a shoving to the side. A total we aren't going there. Which has a way of turning into walls, new mountains, excuses, reasons to shift paths and whatever else feeds the steps controlling your present atmosphere. I take a walk with Jazzie every morning at 4:30. Maybe its because we've had two days of flash flooding with very little sunshine I took note of a feeling. It actually started when I opened my eyes. A feeling. I asked myself about what it was or wasn't. I said what everyone else has, "I don't know." It wasn't big enough to put a dent in my ambition. But it was heavy enough to land on my writing page. A feeling. Which is why I bring it to you. What do you feel the very second you open your eyes? This being our 65th day in Coronavirus quarantine might be part of the feeling. Blessed with seven people of fame conversations today could be what created the feeling. It didn't have an identity. Which is the reason why I made the choice to write about it. Which is now part of this conversation. There are a lot of feelings being tossed about in our circles of love and new beginnings. Nothing poisons a feeling faster than a friend going a week without sending a text or making a call. That generates some feelings. A family member that grew tired of picking positive over negative formulates a feeling. My mother used to collect buttons. She had jars of them. Why? Her answer never changed, "I don't know." Get to know your feeling. Understand its birth and continuation. Believe in the feeling or drop it like its hot. You feel because that's our gift from the mind body and soul. It needs you to feel to make the right decision. If it ends up being wrong. Its ok. Be aware of the next feeling. You're going to make it through this weird new life and style because how you feel is through a new set of eyes. Make every day the first step of your brand new beginning and be excited about this exploration through time.

That Feeling

Listen to "That Feeling" on Spreaker. What do you feel the very moment you wake up? Not after you've planted your feet on the floor. That moment when your eyes greet a new day and dreams are left on the wayside. How you feel in that moment is the new days first sip of fuel. On this podcast we travel into this subject because in a lot of conversations I'm beginning to hear people describe their feelings. I'm hearing a lot of, "I don't know." Which isn't an answer. It's a push, a shoving to the side. A total we aren't going there. Which has a way of turning into walls, new mountains, excuses, reasons to shift paths and whatever else feeds the steps controlling your present atmosphere. I take a walk with Jazzie every morning at 4:30. Maybe its because we've had two days of flash flooding with very little sunshine I took note of a feeling. It actually started when I opened my eyes. A feeling. I asked myself about what it was or wasn't. I said what everyone else has, "I don't know." It wasn't big enough to put a dent in my ambition. But it was heavy enough to land on my writing page. A feeling. Which is why I bring it to you. What do you feel the very second you open your eyes? This being our 65th day in Coronavirus quarantine might be part of the feeling. Blessed with seven people of fame conversations today could be what created the feeling. It didn't have an identity. Which is the reason why I made the choice to write about it. Which is now part of this conversation. There are a lot of feelings being tossed about in our circles of love and new beginnings. Nothing poisons a feeling faster than a friend going a week without sending a text or making a call. That generates some feelings. A family member that grew tired of picking positive over negative formulates a feeling. My mother used to collect buttons. She had jars of them. Why? Her answer never changed, "I don't know." Get to know your feeling. Understand its birth and continuation. Believe in the feeling or drop it like its hot. You feel because that's our gift from the mind body and soul. It needs you to feel to make the right decision. If it ends up being wrong. Its ok. Be aware of the next feeling. You're going to make it through this weird new life and style because how you feel is through a new set of eyes. Make every day the first step of your brand new beginning and be excited about this exploration through time.