Simple & Deep™ Podcast
Seeing children through their stories — and ours.
The Simple & Deep™ Podcast helps adults understand the real stories beneath children’s big feelings, tender moments, and challenging behaviors. Hosted by educator and author Wysteria Edwards, BA, Ed.M (Waiting for Mister Rogers), this show blends story, attachment, and emotional truth to reveal what’s really happening inside a child’s world—and how our own stories shape the way we respond.
If you want depth, honesty, and a story-centered way of understanding children, you’re in the right place.
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Episodes
"What's Next?": Leaning Into Creative Transitions
Radical Acceptance: Attend, Allow, and Acknowledge the Possibilities
Rewrite Your Story, Reclaim Your Identity: Simple & Deep Coaching Preview
Radical Acceptance: List It, Imagine It + BONUS Meditation: Labeling and Feeling Your Emotions
Radical Acceptance Series: The Reason & Practicing Self-Love
Radical Acceptance Series: Observe Your Reality
Shame Shadows
Shame & the Case of Moaning Myrtle
Disorganized Attachment
Avoidant Attachment
Locked Inside a Story
Anxious (Ambivalent) Attachment
Do You Remember Your Childhood?
Attachment Isn't Velcro: An Introduction into Attachment Styles of Children
Childhood Emotional Neglect: An Interview with Katie Egge, Licensed Marriage And Family Therapist at Connect Therapy MN, LLC
How Are You, Really? A conversation with Dr. Holly Oxhandler
Trailer
Working with Children with Trauma: Interview with educator and author, Michael McKnight
It All Matters: Taking Time to Be Self-Disciplined and Mindful
Do You Have a Minute? An Interview with Mother, Ashton Arellano
I See You
Who Loved You Into Being?
Fred's Friend: An Interview with former Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Director, Paul Lally