Are We Good Podcast

09/11/2026

It's move-in day. Between the goodbye hug and the drive home, one question sticks: did you cover everything? Grab the guide here: arewegood.net/getthebook

09/01/2026

Card sent. Check sent. But here's something they'll actually use.

"Are We Good? The Campus Safety Playbook Nobody Hands You" is a short, practical read that gives students the conversations and warning signs that too often don't come up until something's already happened. No scare tactics — just real, useful guidance.

It fits right in a care package, and it might matter more than anything else in the box.

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Are We Good?: The Campus Safety Playbook Nobody Hands You

09/01/2026

You'll drive away in a few hours. Before you do, there's one conversation most parents skip.

"Are We Good? The Campus Safety Playbook Nobody Hands You" gives students and parents the conversations, warning signs, and practical answers that too often don't come up until something's already happened.

No scare tactics. No telling students not to live their lives. Just a short, practical read from a parent who's lived this — and a public safety director who's handled it.

It's the kind of thing you'll be glad you talked about before you say goodbye.

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08/14/2026

It's 2am and your phone rings. Are you ready?
You can't be there — that's the hardest part of sending them off. There's never enough time in orientation to cover it all, so no one really walks away knowing what to do when something feels off, or how to tell normal homesickness from something you should actually worry about.
SaferStudent is the one book built to put students, families, and schools on the same page — how to prevent, recognize, and respond to the moments that keep parents up at night. Quick read. Easy to keep close. The kind of thing you hope you never need — and are grateful you have the moment you do.
For the price of a couple coffees, give yourself and your student that peace of mind.
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Know a parent, grandparent, or relative who worries? Share this with them — they may not think to look for it, but they'll be glad you did.

07/10/2026

A routine meeting about a child's future turned into a horrific tragedy. Six social workers were killed in a targeted shooting at a German youth welfare facility. This event starkly reveals how family conflicts can spill into the workplace, impacting those tasked with making critical decisions. Prioritizing staff safety through advanced protocols and behavioral threat assessments is crucial.

07/09/2026

A school counselor, meant to be a safe adult, allegedly betrayed that trust. This case highlights the critical need for clear boundaries, documentation, and robust reporting systems within schools. Are your students and staff equipped to report concerns? Share your school's approach in the comments.

07/08/2026

A Pride event in Lubbock, Texas faced online threats. Comments escalated to 'hunting season' talk. Thankfully, an anonymous tip led the FBI to trace the account, and the man behind it was arrested before the event. This shows a system working: someone reported a threat, and law enforcement acted swiftly, allowing the community celebration to proceed safely. Online threats are real, and reporting them is crucial.

07/07/2026

A casual break outside a warehouse turned fatal when a disagreement between a worker and a delivery driver escalated. This shocking incident, which occurred in the employee parking lot, highlights a critical blind spot in workplace safety. The parking lot isn't the edge of your property; it's the front line. When no one takes ownership of these shared spaces, conflict can go unchecked, leading to devastating consequences. Protecting your people means extending safety measures beyond the badge reader and into every area they traverse.

07/05/2026

A tragic shooting highlights the terrifying reality: for domestic violence victims, leaving can be the most dangerous phase. Friends, family, and coworkers often see warning signs. Does your organization know how to help document threats and create safety plans? Good intentions aren't enough; a plan is vital. Watch Are We Good? Podcast on your favorite platform.

07/04/2026

A tragedy in Southern California highlights the brutal reality of domestic violence. The victim's family knew the relationship was abusive and begged her to leave. Tragically, leaving is often the most dangerous phase for victims. Warning signs are frequently missed by systems meant to help. If you lead a team, do you have a plan to support victims of domestic violence or prevent workplace tragedies? Good intentions aren't enough. Watch Are We Good? Podcast on your favorite platform.