Lathronia

One of us is being forced to be here

Kids EN ↓ 5 episodes

Lathronia introduces her podcast concept aimed at fostering open communication with her 14-year-old son Khaleb. She emphasizes the importance of dialogue and understanding between generations, highlighting the insights that teenagers can provide. The dynamic between mother and son is explored, showcasing Khaleb's reluctance to engage while Lathronia encourages him to share his thoughts. The episode sets the stage for future discussions, aiming to create a safe space for open dialogue.

Author

Lathronia

Category

Kids

Podcast website

riverside.com

Latest episode

Apr 8, 2026

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Episodes

Cystic Fibrosis and Khaleb's rants 08.04.2026

In this episode, Khaleb talks about having cystic fibrosis and then goes on to talk about other things.

Check In 08.03.2026

summary A heartfelt check-in exploring the importance of communication, parenting, and life lessons through a candid conversation between a parent and their son. The episode emphasizes the value of listening, expressing feelings, and guiding the next generation.

Parenting Styles and things 08.03.2026

Lathronia and Khaleb explore various themes including parenting styles, holiday traditions, friendships, and personal growth. Dialogue is characterized by humor, candid reflection, and insightful exchanges about family dynamics and social interactions

Soda 08.03.2026

Khaleb and I discuss his thoughts on soda and his preference on what he likes to drink

Intro 08.03.2026

Introduction

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