Author and anthropologist Helen Ellis returns for an update with Emily and Mike about her books and research on being distance grandparent and a distance grandchild. Helen's books are available here on her website, distancefamilies.com.

For more on this subject, check out earlier episodes: 
Global Grandparenting, Part 1
Global Grandparenting, Part 2

Author and anthropologist Helen Ellis returns for an update with Emily and Mike about her books and research on being distance grandparent and a distance grandchild. Helen's books are available <a href="https://www.distancefamilies.com/shop.html">here </a>on her website, distancefamilies.com.
For more on this subject, check out earlier episodes:  <a href="https://omny.fm/shows/thegrandlife/distance-global-grandparenting-part-1">Global Grandparenting, Part 1</a>   <a href="https://omny.fm/shows/thegrandlife/distance-global-grandparenting-part-2">Global Grandparenting, Part 2</a>

Grandparenting with our whole hearts takes time and intention. This podcast entertains, educates, and enlightens grandparents who want to become the best they can be. Author Emily Morgan hosts an exploration of grandparenting, the relationships within the role, and the ways in which our grandparenting impacts our children--and their children.

The Grand Life: Wholehearted Grandparenting

Grandparenting with our whole hearts takes time and intention. This podcast entertains, educates, and enlightens grandparents who want to become the best they can be. Author Emily Morgan and her husband Mike host an exploration of grandparenting, the relationships within the role, and the ways in which our grandparenting impacts our children--and their children.

Grandparenting with our whole hearts takes time and intention. This podcast entertains, educates, and enlightens grandparents who want to become the best they can be. Author Emily Morgan and her husband Mike host an exploration of grandparenting, the relationships within the role, and the ways in which our grandparenting impacts our children--and their children.

Author Helen Ellis from New Zealand is studying what it's like being a distance grandchild.

Distance, Not Distant

Introduction

Interview with Tom Ryan

Wrap-up

Emily and Mike come back online to share an enchanting discovery, a custom book service that illustrates art history with your grandchildren, literally, and the Renaissance dad who created it.

Explore Tom Ryan's service, Selfarama, at this link. 

(Note--the episode reflects our observations and opinions about the topic service. We paid full price for the service, we received no discount or other compensation, and the subject had no influence over the content of this episode. We just think it's cool!)

Music in this episode is from Blue Dot Sessions:
"Rue Severine," "Flatlands," "Fissure Forming," "Gaena"

Emily and Mike come back online to share an enchanting discovery, a custom book service that illustrates art history with your grandchildren, literally, and the Renaissance dad who created it.
Explore Tom Ryan's service, Selfarama, at this <a href="https://selfarama.com">link</a>. 
(Note--the episode reflects our observations and opinions about the topic service. We paid full price for the service, we received no discount or other compensation, and the subject had no influence over the content of this episode. We just think it's cool!)
Music in this episode is from <a href="https://app.sessions.blue">Blue Dot Sessions</a>: "Rue Severine," "Flatlands," "Fissure Forming," "Gaena"

Meet a Renaissance dad whose personalized book service illustrates art history with your grands

Making (Art) History

Sometimes, due to death, illness, or incarceration, your adult child just can't be a parent to your grandchildren. Capable and engaged grandparents can make all the difference, unless someone else blocks that relationship. You can take this to court: many states give explicit rights to grandparents that many of them do not know much about. Family law attorney Yoninah Orenstein talks through a particular case of hers that shines a light on the problem and gives advice on how to solve it.

Our guest is from the law firm of Flaster Greenberg. 

Sometimes, due to death, illness, or incarceration, your adult child just can't be a parent to your grandchildren. Capable and engaged grandparents can make all the difference, unless someone else blocks that relationship. You can take this to court: many states give explicit rights to grandparents that many of them do not know much about. Family law attorney Yoninah Orenstein talks through a particular case of hers that shines a light on the problem and gives advice on how to solve it.
Our guest is from the law firm of <a href="http://www.flastergreenberg.com/">Flaster Greenberg</a>.

How grandparents can exercise legal right of access to their grands

Knowing Our Rights

This is a quick preview of the episode we're pulling together for later in May. The topic is grandparents' legal right to have access to their grandchildren. In most states, these rights do exist--you just need to understand them, if in a difficult circumstance you would need to exercise them.

Music: Flatlands 2nd by Blue Dot Sessions

This is a quick preview of the episode we're pulling together for later in May. The topic is grandparents' legal right to have access to their grandchildren. In most states, these rights do exist--you just need to understand them, if in a difficult circumstance you would need to exercise them.
Music: Flatlands 2nd by <a href="https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/251695">Blue Dot Sessions</a>

A preview of the next ep on grandparental rights

Distance, Not Distant

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