Raising Them Right: Reclaiming Education. Restoring Values.
Raising Them Right: Reclaiming Education. Restoring Values.
Podcast Description
Raising Them Right is the show where conservative leaders, business owners, and advocates speak up for traditional values and real education reform. From school choice to cultural battles in the classroom, we spotlight bold voices fighting to reclaim the future — one student, one school, one community at a time.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast centers around themes of educational reform, parental rights, and the cultural challenges in contemporary classrooms. Specific episodes dive into topics like school choice, the implications of the Blaine Amendment in Michigan, and strategies for parents to reclaim authority within the educational system. Real-life experiences from guests like Shayna Levin and Kevin Kijewski illustrate these themes and provide insights into the ongoing battles over education policy.
Raising Them Right is the show where conservative leaders, business owners, and advocates speak up for traditional values and real education reform. From school choice to cultural battles in the classroom, we spotlight bold voices fighting to reclaim the future — one student, one school, one community at a time.
Episode Summary:
In this powerful episode of Raising Them Right, host Monica Yatooma sits down with Ian Noble, devoted husband, father of three boys, and longtime mentor, to explore what it takes to raise boys into men of conviction in today’s complex world.
Ian shares how his journey as both a parent and mentor has shaped his philosophy on fatherhood, emphasizing the importance of presence, faith, and intentional leadership in the home. He unpacks the difference between enforcing rules and instilling values, offering wisdom on how parents can raise children who make wise decisions long after they leave home.
Drawing from decades of coaching and mentoring, Ian explains why boys crave guidance, how fathers can model resilience and humility, and why authenticity matters more than perfection. His message is both inspiring and practical: leadership in the home is built through small, consistent actions of love and intentional presence.
For parents, mentors, and anyone who believes in the power of strong fatherhood, this episode offers timeless lessons on building character, fostering resilience, and leaving a legacy of faith and integrity that impacts generations to come.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- Why presence matters more than perfection in parenting
- The difference between teaching rules and instilling values
- How rhythms of connection create trust and stability in families
- Why authenticity and humility are essential for fathers
- The role of faith in guiding children toward purpose and conviction
- How challenges and failures help children develop resilience
- The power of mentorship in shaping boys into strong men
Memorable Quotes:
“Children are always watching—our presence speaks louder than any lecture.” — Ian Noble
“Great parenting isn’t about perfection, it’s about staying teachable.” — Ian Noble
Resources Mentioned:
Connect with Ian Noble:
Follow linkedin.com/in/iannoble1on LinkedIn or visit runsteadyinvestments.com
Call to Action:
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