CASA Delaware Live podcasts are designed to be short continuing education episodes that provide CASA Volunteers opportunities to expand their knowledge in child welfare and strengthen advocacy for the children we serve.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCASA Delaware Live podcasts are designed to be short continuing education episodes that provide CASA Volunteers opportunities to expand their knowledge in child welfare and strengthen advocacy for the children we serve.
Recent episodes include "Podcast Episode #165 Let's Explore a CAS Evaluation" (26 October 2026, 30 minutes), "Episode #163 What is Impact Life?" (28 September 2026, 29 minutes), and "Episode #161 What is Child, Inc?" (24 August 2026, 36 minutes).
CASA Delaware Live! publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 164 episodes.
Booking probability for CASA Delaware Live! is 43%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. CASA Delaware Live! requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. CASA Delaware Live!'s contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for CASA Delaware Live! are Family & Social Services. CASA Delaware Live! has a kids audience.
CASA Delaware Live! is a kids podcast with 164 episodes published.
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Episode #165
In Episode #165, we speak to Drs. Diehl and Saunders of the Consultation and Assessment Services Unit (known as the CAS Unit). Both doctors describe what a CAS evaluation is, when it's needed, what occurs during an...
CASA Delaware Live!
In this episode, we interview Domenica Personti who founded Impact Life, which is an innovative behavioral health organization whose mission it is to build a foundation of recovery through unique recovery housing...
Episode #161
In this episode, we chat with Lori Sitler of Child, Inc. She chats with us about their programs and how these programs can benefit the children that CASA volunteers are working with. CHILD, Inc.’s mission is to be the...
Episode #160
In Episode #160, we review some Dos and Don'ts of being a CASA. We review this during Pre-Service CASA Training but it never hurts to review it again. There are many things that a CASA can do but there are also many...
Episode #159
In this episode, we meet our 4 Deputy Child Advocates through the Office of the Child Advocate: Renee Duval, Jennifer Kline, Casey Pav, and Claudia DeBonte! The purpose of this podcast is to introduce these four child...
Episode #158
In Episode #158, we chat about the difference between common terms and ideas. We cover 6 in total. They are: Team vs. Triad Meeting Best Interest Meeting (BIM) vs. Team Decision Making Meeting (TDM) DFS vs. YRS vs. PBH...
Episode #157
In Episode #157, we interview Ashley Benedict who is a resource parent in Delaware. She and her husband have hosted a few youth in the past two years and Ashley shares her experience as a resource parent as well as what...
Episode #156
In this episode, we chat with Trinette Redlinger-Ramsey of the Division of Family Services and JoAnn Santangelo from the Court Improvement Program to educate us on the value of Family Time. Family Time, formerly called...
Episode #155
In Episode #155, we chat with two CASA Coordinators, Jess Hazzard and Courtney Penhollow, who share with us some thoughts and ideas on how to best prepare for upcoming court hearings, how to testify, and how to focus on...
Episode #154
In this episode, Megan Hendricks from the Department of Services for Children, Youth and their Families explains the FIRST Program: Family Informed Resource Support Team. This is a program within the department that...
Episode #153
In Episode #153, we chat with Division Director Renee Ciconte as she explains the Division of Youth Rehabilitative Services. She reviews what this Division is responsible for, how it works with it's sister agency the...
Episode #152
In this Episode, Mr. Mike Kopp of the Murphey School discusses their Transitional Housing program... aimed at helping teenagers successfully transition into adulthood and obtain housing. The Murphey School is a group...
Episode #151
In this Episode, we interview Dr. Maya Khalid, PhD from SOAR (Survivors of Abuse in Recovery). This is an incredible resource for our families as they provide therapeutic services to children and families who have been...
Episode #150
In Episode #150, we re-record a virtual Lunch & Learn topic on Oh My Hair! The necessity of minority hair care. We wanted to re-create it in the form of a podcast to appeal to more CASA volunteers to engage in this...
Episode #149
In Episode #149, we chat with three CASA Coordinators: Lisa Reaves, Nakia Howard, and Jessica Hazzard. All three share their experience working with CASA volunteers and how to handle situations that might not be going...
Episode #148
In Episode #148, we hear from CASA Coordinator Jen Falkowski as well as two CASA Volunteers, Colleen Harbison and Bethany Menson, as they share their experience working WITH the Division of Family Services. All three...
Episode #147
In Episode #147, we chat with parent attorney Stephanie Reid, Esq. who discusses her role as a parent attorney, how she works with her clients, who she partners with to help her clients, and she makes some suggestions...
Episode #145
In Episode #145, we interview CASA State Director Megan Caudell as she walks us through some statistics for the first 11 months of the year. Then, Lauren Brueckner follows up with a glance at the 2026 CASA Training...
Episode #144
In Episode #144, we cover some key reminders for CASAs including some Dos and Don'ts and how best to balance what our clients tell us vs. what's actually true. So, we want to listen and absorb information but not...
Episode #143
In Episode #143, we interview CASA Leann Moore who has extensive experience around Conflict Resolution. She's at the University of Delaware and during this podcast interview, she shares some helpful information to help...
Recent guests on CASA Delaware Live!. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
Positive Psychology Instructor at the University of Pennsylvania, Division of Family Services
award-winning filmmaker, successful entrepreneur, social justice advocate, Selah International Counseling Ministries
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Morning Reflection: The Seven Awakening Factors: equanimity, The Institute Of Enlightened Awareness
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