Born with Some Special Needs Spice!
In this episode of Conquering Your Clownfish, I sat down with Leah Crum, a young mom whose life took a…
Radical Inclusion: Stephanie Hanrahan’s Journey as an Autism Mom
In this week’s episode, we have the opportunity to interview special guest Stephanie Hanrahan, a writer, TEDx speaker, activist, and…
Kimberly Dowdell on the Good News of Down Syndrome
In this week’s episode, Kimberly Dowdell, a dedicated mother of four and popular social media influencer. Kimberly openly shares the…
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Radical Inclusion: Stephanie Hanrahan’s Journey as an Autism Mom
In this week’s episode, we have the opportunity to interview special guest Stephanie Hanrahan, a writer, TEDx speaker, activist, and…
Kimberly Dowdell on the Good News of Down Syndrome
In this week’s episode, Kimberly Dowdell, a dedicated mother of four and popular social media influencer. Kimberly openly shares the…
Navigating the Joys and Challenges of Adopting a Child with Down Syndrome
In this week’s episode of Conquering Your Clownfish, Crystal Paine, New York Times bestselling author and founder of MoneySavingMom.com, shares…
About the Host
Brady Murray, a proud dad to two sons who have Down syndrome, knows firsthand just how easy it is to become a clownfish parent. Inspired by Marlin, the anxious and overprotective father of Nemo in the Pixar animated film Finding Nemo, Conquering Your Clownfish is a fun and inspiring podcast that dives into the uplifting stories of parents and caretakers who have committed their lives to transforming disabilities into special abilities.
The Healing Power of Gifts
I believe we all have unique gifts that are meant to be discovered and used to better the world around…
Navigating the Sunrise: My Family’s Journey with Unseen Special Abilities
Raising a child with special abilities can be an unpredictable journey full of ups and downs. When my son Ridge…
Seeing Divine Potential
Lessons on Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Our Gifts We all face challenges in life, some more visible or pronounced than…