The Generation Youth Podcast with James McLamb

Ep. #31: Dr. Jeramy & Jerusha Clark: Understanding the teen brain

Dr. Jeramy and Jerusha Clark join The Genz Show to discuss people's difficulty understanding the teenage brain. Rather than seeing the teen years as a time to hold on for dear life, Dr. Jeramy and Jerusha Clark show that adolescence can be a fantastic season of cultivating creativity, self-awareness, and passion for the things that matter. In addition, as parents begin to understand the general neural remodeling in the teenage brain, they can see and relate to and parents tweens and teens in incredible new ways.
To connect with Dr. Jeramy and Jerusha Clark: https://www.jandjclark.com/
To learn more about the youth life coaching program: https://www.generation-youth.com/

Ep.#30: Don & Suzanne Manning: Creating a crazy cool family

Don and Suzanne Manning believe strongly that the strength of your family will be determined by the power of your family relationships. So they have created Crazy Cool Families, whose mission is to help families rethink how they do family-one relationship at a time. In this episode, we examine how to have a crazy cool family, a family where all have a God-inspired purpose in life in life.
To connect with Crazy CoolFamily: https://www.crazycoolfamily.com/
Crazy Cool Family Basecamp portal: https://basecamp.crazycoolfamily.com/
https://generation-youth.com/

Ep. #29: Cristin Parker: Establishing family at the center of youth’s culture

Cristin Parker is passionate about seeing families and youth thrive. As a family coach, her desire is to help families unlock their untapped potential. Cristin joins The GenZ Show to share her understanding of what it is like to feel like you are merely surviving the chaos in your family. She guides families to see there is something more meaningful for their family and helps them to start.
This is a powerful episode that can provide families and youth with the tools they need to help change the trajectory of future generations in a positive manner.
To connect with Cristin: https://cristinparker.com/
cristin@cristinparker.com

Ep.# 28: David Wright: Why youth need coaching?

Youth need guidance and coaching now more than ever. David Wright, Ziglar Legacy Head Coach, joins The GenZ Show to discuss the value of youth coaching. In addition, David shares what process can be used to be intentional when working with youth. Finally, the discussion dives deep into how coaching can be the solution to helping youth find their purpose and direction in life.
To connect with David Wright: https://mrandmrswright.com/
To learn more about the Generation Youth Coaching program: https://www.generation-youth.com/

Ep. #27: Tim Williams: Helping young men and boys thrive.

Tim Williams has a passion for seeing young men and boys thrive. He is the host of the podcast Thrivehood. The Thrivehood Podcast is a relevant life roadmap for boys and young men who want to do more than just survive the baffling years of youth.
Tim Williams chats with The GenZ Show audience about topics that not only challenge but motivate young men and boys to thrive as they boldly mature into manhood.
To connect with Tim:
FB: @thrivehoodpodcastInstagram:  thrivehood_podcastTwitter:  @ThrivehoodPParler:  @timbo209Gab:  @THRIVEHOODTikToc:  @thrivehood

Ep. #26: David Conner and Malcolm Hamilton: The value of a coach that cares

David Conners and Malcolm Hamilton are both former Permian High School football players that the book and movie, Friday Night Lights, was based on. On The GenZ Show, they share their experiences as team members and how coaches who cared changed their lives. Both men related how Coach Hearne and other coaches taught them life lessons that shaped the men they are today.
Check out the previous episode with Coach Hearne: https://youtu.be/MRQzeCNnJcg
https://genzshow.podbean.com/e/ep-22nathaniel-hearne-developing-trust-in-relationships/

Ep. #25: Adoh Doherty: Steps to turn a Dream into Reality

Competitive triathlete, Adoh Doherty, joins The GenZ Show to share his steps to turning his dream of being an Olympic athlete into reality. Adoh describes how being inspired to dream at age 11 to be a track and field star has led him to become a competitive triathlete for JP Elite & Team USA.
Becoming an Olympian has been a dream that Adoh has had for as long as he can remember. Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, son of an Olympic trials competitor in track and field, Adoh had his sights set on the Olympics early. “Where do you see yourself?” his father asked him. Adoh, inspired by the responsibility to carry on the torch, didn’t miss a beat, “I want to do what you couldn’t; I want to be an Olympian.” His father promised we would do what he could to get him there. This dream allowed Adoh to focus on what he needed to accomplish to get there versus the circumstances of his environment.
To connect with Adoh: Instagram@adoh11

Ep. #24: Traci Morrow: Teaching the next generations to live for significance

Author, health, and life coach Traci Morrow joins The GenZ Show to discuss teaching younger generations the importance of living for significance. Then, she dives deep into creating a culture at home where the family knows they are living for something bigger than themselves.
Traci provides us with strategies and keys to building that culture in your family.
To contact to Traci: https://www.tracimorrow.com/
Facebook: @TRACIMORROWFITNESS
Instagram: @tracimorrow