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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts |
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| Oct 7 | #144 | #144 |
About the show
Welcome to Specialness, the YouTube channel where love, resilience, and the extraordinary journey of parenting a special needs child take center stage. Hosted by Kim and Jeff Kribs, this heartfelt podcast-turned-video-series invites you into their world as they share their unique story, from adopting their son as a baby to navigating the joys and challenges of raising him into adulthood.
Through candid conversations, touching anecdotes, and moments of humor, Kim and Jeff explore what it means to build a family filled with compassion and strength. Whether you're a parent, a family member, or s
Latest episodes
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S3_Ep-10: They Stopped Inviting Us | The Isolation of Special Needs Parenting
September 26, 2026 · 1 hr 13 minFor most people, isolation is a choice. For special needs families, it isn't. It happens to you, and it comes wrapped in a grief that has no recognizable end. Jeff and Kim talk about the two things their community lives with that rarely…
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S3_Ep-09: When Special Needs Means Mental Illness, and No One Takes It Seriously
September 2, 2026 · 1 hr 15 minIn the mental health world, there is no blood test. No x-ray. Just a subjective judgment that changes from one doctor's office to the next, and a family left to live with the consequences.Jeff and Kim get honest about the part of special…
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S3_Ep-08: The Special Needs Grief No One Talks About
August 15, 2026 · 1 hr 13 minWhen people hear the word grief, they think someone died. For special needs parents, the grief is different. It's the life you planned for and never got to live, and it doesn't fade. It compounds. In this episode, Jeff and Kim talk openly…
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S3_Ep-07: A Special Needs Mom Doctors Gave No Hope, Twice | Julia Erman (Part 2 of 2)
July 31, 2026 · 47 minPart 2 of our conversation with Julia Erman, a special needs mom whose two children share an ultra rare diagnosis. This is the half about what she did with it.Julia found out her kids were dying on her birthday, over a Zoom call. In this…
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S3_Ep-06: A Special Needs Mom Doctors Gave No Hope, Twice | Julia Erman (Part 1 of 2)
July 24, 2026 · 46 minOur first ever guest. Julia Erman is a special needs mom, author, and founder of The Hazelnut Movement, and both of her children live with a diagnosis that only has a handful of documented cases in the world. In Part 1 of 2, Julia walks us…
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S3_Ep-05: Who Has It Harder in a Special Needs Marriage?
July 15, 2026 · 55 minA few weeks ago we posted a reel about the roles each parent plays in a special needs marriage. It passed 70,000 views and lit up our comments, so this week we're unpacking what we actually meant. Jeff said one of us drew "the short end…
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S3_Ep-04: Special Needs Parenting Took Away Our Ability to Plan the Future
July 9, 2026 · 58 minWe had plans.That sounds simple, but when you are raising a child with profound special needs, plans come with an asterisk.In this episode, we talk about the part of special needs parenting that is hard to explain to people who have never…
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S3_Ep-03: The Pediatric Cliff: What Happens When a Special Needs Child Becomes an Adult?
July 2, 2026 · 57 minWhen Cason started aging out of pediatric care, we thought the hardest part would be finding new doctors. We were wrong. The harder part was walking into the adult medical world and realizing how different everything felt. For years…