When the show ends, the real talk starts. Members of the show share their uncensored thoughts, experiences and daily interactions with each other. The show dives in-depth with the top stories of the show and showcases a behind the scenes look at Mojo in the Morning. Thanks for listening!

When the show ends, the real talk starts. Members of the show share their uncensored thoughts, experiences and daily interactions with each other. The show dives in-depth with the top stories of the show and showcases a behind the scenes look at Mojo...

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We Do(n't) Podcast Episode 89: No Friends = Red Flag

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We Do(n’t) Podcast Episode 90: The 7 Things Your Kids DON’T Owe you 

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In this episode, we sit down with an important member of our community. Stephanie Sheler, Executive Director of CASA of Kent County, joins to explore the realities of the child welfare system right here in Kent County. We start by setting the stage—breaking down how foster care works locally, why the system is currently overwhelmed, and why this issue deserves the attention of our entire community. Then, we dive into the heart of the conversation: what CASA is, how trained volunteers advocate for children in the court system, and the powerful impact one person can make. If you’ve ever wondered how you can make a difference, this episode highlights a meaningful path—becoming a CASA volunteer. Learn what it takes, why it matters, and how you can step in when a child needs a voice the most.

<p>In this episode, we sit down with an important member of our community. Stephanie Sheler, Executive Director of CASA of Kent County, joins to explore the realities of the child welfare system right here in Kent County. We start by setting the stage&mdash;breaking down how foster care works locally, why the system is currently overwhelmed, and why this issue deserves the attention of our entire community. Then, we dive into the heart of the conversation: what CASA is, how trained volunteers advocate for children in the court system, and the powerful impact one person can make. If you&rsquo;ve ever wondered how you can make a difference, this episode highlights a meaningful path&mdash;becoming a CASA volunteer. Learn what it takes, why it matters, and how you can step in when a child needs a voice the most.</p>

Slightly Mess Show: Stephanie Sheler From CASA Kent County

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We Do(n't) Podcast Episode 88: Surviving Our Childhood 

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We Do(n't) Podcast Episode 89: No Friends = Red Flag

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