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We are living in scary times with natural disasters, protests, riots, division, and a pandemic. Now add to that being a teenager in these turbulent times. Many teens have had to adjust their schooling online, leave behind sports, or performances, and stay socially distant! So what are some ways that parents and grandparents can be a positive, encouraging voice in their teen’s life? How can this extra at home time be used to help our teen grow, explore, be connected even when things are different? Thursday we get expert advice from Axis cofounder and author David Eaton on how to engage your teenager and take the long view in building a lifetime conversation.
Join Ken and Deb Thursday as we welcome Chef Stephanie Godke to our show for a back to school cooking session. Be listening as Chef Steph walks us through her highlighted recipe for this month and catch her great tips that save time and help us minimize the flops and maximize the ministry of food in the home!
David Eaton is the president and cofounder of Axis, an organization that connects the generations by creating opportunities for caring adults and teens to start meaningful conversations that last a lifetime. He’s been featured on the Family Life Today radio show and he has authored a chapter in Dennis and Barbara Rainey’s book The Art of Parenting. David has been married 10 years to his intelligent and creative wife Lindsey and they have three children: Shiloh Abigail, Zion Daniel, and Vale Calvary. The Eatons live in Colorado.
Chef Stephanie Godke has had a long career in the restaurant industry. She enjoys sharing her original recipes on Ken and Deb in the Morning. She works as a local chef and is a consultant to restaurant owners all around the Midwest. She teaches cooking classes at the local community college and also provides catering services around the area. Some of her favorite recipes can be found in her latest cookbook, Recipes on Cody Road.