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Special Edition: Helping Children Cope: Talking About Tragedy
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When we as adults can barely grapple with another school shooting in America, how can our kids? We'll hear from clinical psychologist Dr. Jazmine McCoy, host of The Mom Psychologist Show podcast. Then, the creators of a news podcast for kids called The Ten News explain how they frame tragic events for a much younger audience. Executive producer Tracy Kaplan, along with head writer and co-host Ryan Willard, join me.
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Guest: Dr. Jazmine McCoy
Dr. Jazmine is a clinical psychologist, published author, and parent educator. She uses her platforms, including Instagram, YouTube, blog, and podcast to educate and empower parents on a variety of topics including positive parenting, potty training, tantrums, and discipline.
She has been featured in PBS Kids, Huffington Post, The New York Times, ABC News, CBS, Yahoo, and other platforms. Her books include "The Ultimate Tantrum Guide", "Let's Talk Discipline," and "The First-Time Parent's Guide to Potty Training." She lives in California with her husband and two children.
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Guest: Tracy Kaplan and Ryan Willard
Tracy Kaplan is the executive producer and founder of Small But Mighty Media, which produces The Ten News. Small But Mighty Media combines her extensive experience at work, as well as at home as a mother of two podcast-obsessed children, driving her passion to expand the opportunities for kids to engage and be informed in today’s changing world.
Ryan Willard is the head writer and co-host of The Ten News. He is an award-winning filmmaker and writer based in NYC. He was a fellow of the Sesame Street Writers’ Room in 2019, wrote for their upcoming animated series, Bea’s Block, and was proud to help bring Ji-Young, Sesame’s first Asian muppet to the screen.
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