Show overview
The Growth Lab Podcast launched in 2025 and has put out 50 episodes, alongside 1 trailer or bonus episode in the time since. That works out to roughly 30 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence, with the show now in its 3rd season.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 23 min and 45 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Kids & Family show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 29 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Luba Patlakh-Kaplun.
From the publisher
Join Luba Patlakh-Kaplun as she brings on guests to talk about exploring business growth, achieving family balance, women empowerment, and making meaningful impact. The Growth Lab Podcast delivers practical insights and inspiring stories from entrepreneurs who are navigating both professional success and personal fulfillment.Having built her own success from the ground up, Luba shares authentic perspectives and practical wisdom for those carving their own path. If you’re seeking strategies to grow your business without sacrificing what matters most, this podcast is your essential resource!
Latest Episodes
View all 50 episodesFor the Mom Who Carries Everything
Making Every Child Feel Seen with Rob Scheer
Turning Fear Into Purpose: Morgan and Josh on Life in the NICU & the Story Behind TUBzi
Dancing Through Life: Allen Genkin on How Grief, ADHD & Adversity Can Become Your Greatest Strength
Trusting Your Gut in a Medical Moment with Dr. Daniel Kogan
Why Ebony Green Stopped Trying to Do Everything Herself
How to Trust Yourself as a Parent
Why Movement Is Medicine with Alex Lopiccolo
Katia Conte on Loss, Resilience, and Helping Families Survive Childhood Cancer
The Truth About Late Talkers and What Every Parent Needs to Know
How to Raise Kids With a Healthy Relationship to Food With Lea Rifkin
How Beth Heyer Is Changing the Way Families Find Trusted Childcare
The Early Signs Your Child Needs More Support
Meltdowns, ABA Wait Lists, and What Behavior Is Really Telling You with Kea Lee
I Wrote a Children's Book in My Mom's Memory
Jamie Giannino on Early Intervention Access and Fighting for the Kids Nobody Else Would
Play Is the Point: How Stephanie Feero Built a Therapy Tool Kids Actually Love
We're Back and the Show Has Grown Up
S3 Ep 11You're Not Doing It Wrong: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Before Starting Therapy with Nicole Casey
In this episode, Luba sits down with Nicole Casey, speech language pathologist, clinic owner, and the creator of the Child Led SLP community, for a conversation that is equal parts clinical insight and personal honesty. Nicole unpacks what "child led" therapy actually means, clearing up the common misconception that it equals no structure or goals, and explaining how following a child's lead leads to deeper generalization outside of sessions. The two also get into what parents really need emotionally before strategies can even land, why finding the right therapist fit matters, and how Nicole accidentally went viral on Instagram, built a 100K following, and pulled off a 15,000-person summit while running a clinic and raising two kids. It's a refreshing reminder that you can grow a business and a platform without losing the heart of why you started.Nicole's links:https://childled.orghttps://alignedrubricframework.com(00:01:27) Child-Led Communication Development in Speech Therapy(00:07:49) Building a Supportive Therapy Team for Children(00:10:18) Empowering Parents through Non-Judgmental Support(00:24:02) Speech Therapy Community Thrives Online During Pandemic(00:29:15) From Clinic Owner to Movement Builder(00:35:34) Purposeful Connection Through Compassionate Entrepreneurship(00:38:52) Building Business Success Through Compassionate Growth
S3 Ep 10How to Advocate for Your Child Without Being “That Parent”
Somewhere along the way, parents were made to believe that advocating for their child means being difficult, confrontational, or “that parent.” In this solo episode of The Growth Lab, speech-language pathologist and child advocate Luba Patlakh challenges that narrative and explains why advocacy is not aggression, it’s clarity. Drawing from years of experience supporting families through IEP meetings and school systems, Luba shares the mindset shifts and practical language that can completely change how these conversations unfold. From asking the right questions to regulating emotions in high-stress meetings, this episode gives parents the tools to advocate with confidence, stay steady in difficult rooms, and ensure their child’s needs are truly heard.(00:00:46) Empowered Parental Advocacy for Child Services(00:10:41) Power of Clarity in Effective Advocacy