Seeing Monsters with Ed Calderon

Enhancing Family Safety with Ed Calderon

 

In episode 300 of The Secure Dad Podcast, host Andy Murphy talks with security specialist Ed Calderon about teaching children self-protection.

 

Ed Calderon, known for his expertise on security issues along the U.S.-Mexico border, shares insights on how parents can prepare their children for real-world dangers, discussing the importance of engagement and real-world exposure to improve situational awareness. The discussion also covers non-verbal cues of potential danger, like body language and drug-influenced behaviors, while sharing personal stories and strategies for fostering resilience and vigilance in children.

 

For more on Ed Calderon: https://www.edsmanifesto.com/ 

 

Watch the Interview with Ed: https://youtu.be/yf4tO6AzP1o 

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00:00 Introduction to The Secure Dad Podcast

00:42 Celebrating Episode 300

01:01 Cybersecurity Awareness Month Tips

01:24 Protect Your Data with DeleteMe

02:03 Enhancing Home Security with FlipLok

02:59 Meet Ed Calderon: Security Specialist and Dad

07:49 Teaching Kids Self-Protection Skills

27:45 Eddie Gallagher and the Importance of Engaging with Kids

31:37 Recognizing Red Flags: Hands, Feet, and Awareness

38:06 Understanding Behavioral Cues and Drug Recognition

41:21 The Value of Life Lessons and Overcoming Nightmares

46:25 Embracing Life's Challenges and Mentorship

53:21 Ed's Final Thoughts and Where to Find More

 

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