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Join us for season 5 of In It, a podcast about the ins and outs — and ups and downs — of supporting kids who learn and think differently. Hosts Gretchen Vierstra and Rachel Bozek will continue to bring stories, tips, and advice from families and experts. They’ll cover topics from ADHD and puberty to helpful tech for kids.
Season 5 starts Thursday, September 7. Subscribe now!
Episode transcript
Gretchen: Rachel!
Rachel: Gretchen!
Gretchen: Are you ready for Season 5?
Rachel: Very exciting.
Gretchen: Woohoo! So let's get started.
From the Understood Podcast Network, this is "In It." I'm Gretchen Vierstra.
Rachel: And I'm Rachel Bozek.
Gretchen: And we are so excited to announce the start of a new season of "In It."
Rachel: We've got a bunch of excellent conversations lined up, along with the stories and expert advice you've come to expect from this podcast. So, Gretchen, any upcoming episodes you want to highlight here?
Gretchen: One I'm really excited about is actually on assistive technology. And I'm excited about it because it's something that can be great for our kids. And a lot of us don't even know what it is. What about you, Rachel?
Rachel: I am really looking forward to one of our first episodes for the new season, where we're going to talk about getting our heads into the game for the new school year.
And we have an episode coming up where we'll be talking about puberty and ADHD, which I think will be super interesting for a lot of families.
Join us. Season 5 starts in just a few days. Follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts, to make sure you never miss an episode.
Gretchen: And thanks for being in it with us.
Hosts
Gretchen Vierstra, MA
is the managing editor at Understood and co-host of the “In It” podcast. She’s a former educator with experience teaching and designing programs in schools, organizations, and online learning spaces.
Rachel Bozek
is co-host of the “In It” podcast and the parent of two kids with ADHD. She has a background in writing and editing content for kids and parents.
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