Cory talks with Kristin and Michael Mataluni, who are also known as the “conscious couple.” During their conversation they share some funny stories, tips for keeping your marriage strong and the transition from being a couple to being responsible for little humans (your kids). You will also hear how to [...]
In this episode we wanted to discuss how serious situations with our children effect us, how we can better handle them, and how to move forward. Jason’s friend Kevin joins the podcast again, but this time to talk about what his daughter and his family have dealt over the last [...]
Indie Parents are moms and dads who are self-employed, entrepreneurs, followers of passions and require a flexible lifestyle. In our second episode of the season two – “8 Online Tools We Can’t Live Without” – Amy and Des share their favorite tools for streamlining online marketing and strategies. In a nutshell – [...]
Art Eddy and Ryan Hamilton talk about Ryan‘s speaking engagement at Type-A Parent Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, where he presented on a panel about podcasting. Then the guys bring on Ali Khan, host of Cheap Eats on The Cooking Channel and creator of the foodie blog, Bang for your Burger [...]
My guest today is Ekaterina Walter, Global Evangelist at Sprinklr. She is the author of Wall Street Journal bestseller Think Like Zuck: The Five Business Secrets of Facebook’s Improbably Brilliant CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and she’s also the co-author of the book, “The Power of Visual Storytelling: How to Use Visuals, [...]
Tommy Riles tells Art Eddy why he is a nervous sports fan, and then Art quizzes Tommy on the state capitals. In the middle of that conversation they bring on UFC fighter, Demetrious Johnson. Both UFC commentator Joe Rogan and UFC president Dana White has said that Demetrious Johnson is [...]
Wayne Parker, author of Power Dads. Topic:Basic principles succssful fathers use to raise happy, responsible children Issues:The 10 power principles included in PowerDads are all about learning what’s important in this role we call fatherhood and developing the skills to implement the power principles in every day parenting.
In this the pilot episode of “But Daddy Why?”, Pat and Eric dig in and do the research to tell you the origin stories of Daylight Saving Time and Wednesday’s funny spelling.
Bobbi Dempsy, author of Degrees of Desperation. Topic: The Working Class Struggle to Pay for College Issues: Why some couples seeking financial aid might better off if one of the spouses quit working; how the cost of college has far outpaced inflation: the dangers of cashing in retirement accounts to [...]