In this episode of The Family Matters First Podcast we interview Mike & Trisha Fox from www.MarriageforToday.com about leaders in the church putting ministry first and marriage second and how to take a stand.
We discuss our least favorite ways we’d like to exit this world.
Art Eddy and Ryan Hamilton bring on legendary dad blogger and graphic artist extraordinaire – Andy Herald from How To Be A Dad. The guys talk to Andy about his book, "The Guide to Baby Sleep Positions: Survival Tips for Co-Sleeping Parents", blogger conferences, bad movies we love to watch, [...]
The Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) Program is the largest school based father engagement program in the nation with over 4000 schools participating. David Grubbs is the principal of Grandview Elementary School in Windsor, Colorado. Grandview was the 6th school of 144 Colorado schools running the Watch D.O.G.S. program. [...]
In this episode of The Family Matters First Podcast we respond to questions from our listeners on how we get a person we are dating not to play games when in a relationship and if men and women can be friends.
Tom Riles and Art Eddy talk about their favorite sport themed films, fantasy football, and have a quote off! They also bring on JB Bernstein. JB Bernstein has represented some of the greatest athletes of all time including Barry Bonds, Barry Sanders, and Emmitt Smith. Yet now many people know [...]
Rosalind Wiseman, author of Masterminds & Wingmen. Topic: The new rules of Boy World. Issues: Popularity and groups; body image; schoolyard power; locker room tests; girlfriends; intimacy; the emotional lives of boys (which are more complex that we’re led to believe; why boys are lagging behind girls in education; why [...]
In this episode of The Family Matters First Podcast we respond to questions from our listeners on whether you should stay or go when things aren’t going right in your marriage, the myth of the 50/50 Marriage, and much more.
Meet a young gymnast who learned the value of repeated, monotonous, practice on and off the mat. She put in over 1,000 practice attempts to learn to perform a 3-second maneuver. And it’s led to much of her success in life ever since.