A podcast designed to help parents and professionals raise drug-free, independent and cooperative kids who will one day find their purpose in life... on schedule.
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What happens when a writer known for parenting, education, and real-life guidance decides to step into the world of psychological suspense?
In this special episode, Bill Corbett introduces his newest book—and his first psychological thriller—The Ovulation Murders: A Deadly Love Story.
Inspired in part by real-life experiences and Bill’s longtime fascination with psychology and human behavior, the novel explores a relationship that seems almost perfect… until a disturbing pattern begins to emerge. For six days every month, Mara is loving, affectionate, and everything Daniel could hope for. Then, everything changes and it's going to get deadly!
What begins as confusion and emotional chaos gradually becomes something far more dangerous.
Bill shares a little about where the idea came from, why he decided to venture into fiction after years of writing nonfiction, and what readers can expect from this dark, suspenseful story of love, obsession, psychology, and murder.
The Ovulation Murders: A Deadly Love Story is a very different kind of book from anything Bill has written before—and this episode offers CCK Podcast listeners a first look behind the story.
31 Aug 2026
32 - How to Help an Aging Parent Find Purpose Again
Bill Corbett talks with Henry Quinlan about how adult children can help aging parents rediscover purpose, passion, and connection after retirement. Learn how a simple shift from “You need to get out more” to “What would you still love to do?” can help Mom or Dad stay engaged with life.
20 Aug 2026
31 - Your Child Wants a Snake and You Don't Like Them
Find The Snake Lady's Book Sassy The Green Tree Boa on Amazon.
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What do you do when your child suddenly becomes fascinated with snakes, reptiles, or other creatures that make you uncomfortable?
In this episode, I sit down with environmental educator and author Nancy Hopkins, better known as The Snake Lady, to discuss how parents can respond when their child's curiosity clashes with their own fears.
Nancy shares practical advice on introducing children to reptiles in a safe and educational way, explains why many adults develop a fear of snakes, and offers simple strategies for exploring a child's interest without immediately saying "no."
We'll also discuss her children's book, Sassy Green Tree Boa, and how storytelling can help both children and parents better understand these often-misunderstood animals.
Whether you're a parent facing this dilemma right now or simply interested in learning more about reptiles, this conversation may change the way you think about snakes.
Topics discussed in this episode:
Why children are naturally curious about snakes
How parents may unintentionally pass their fears on to their children
Practical first steps before bringing a reptile into the home
Educational resources and hands-on experiences for families
How books can help children and parents learn together
Join us for an entertaining and informative conversation with The Snake Lady and discover how curiosity, education, and family exploration can sometimes turn fear into understanding.
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