Tommy Riles and Art Eddy talk about swimming with their kids, anniversaries, birthday parties, and who they think will make it to the Super Bowl. They bring on former two-time Super Bowl Champ, Lee Rouson. Lee Rouson is a former running back in the NFL for the New York Giants. [...]
Stephen Kimball comes on Father Nation today to talk about his experience as a dad with two kids and having battled paternal postpartum depression. Creator of i-am-dad.com Stephen takes an active role in the life of his children and seeks to be a better dad along with all us dads [...]
This week we talk with AskYourDadBlog creator/writer John Kinnear! We discuss being bloggers, SEO, our kids interactions with social media and his posts “Dear Crappy Parent” and “Fine. I Will Write ABout The Marcy’s Diner Owner Who Screamed at the 2-Year-Old”. Check out our sponsor thepoplyfe.com for awesome dad-centric tees!
Re-post of July 25 show for iTunes.
Jeff and Drew discuss what things they enjoy and how their kids do not feel that same love for those things. Jeff is all about soccer and the women’s soccer world cup. His kids, not so much. Drew wants to share the original G1 Transformers cartoons with his kids but [...]
The WatchDOGS Radio Summer Road Show continues with a visit to the Wahsega 4h Camp in the north Georgia Mountains. Wahsega is the site of the Georgia PTA State Board Retreat and the Council and District Leadership Training. We will hear last week’s interview with West Virginia PTA Immediate Past [...]
Jamie Glowacki, author of Oh Crap! Potty Training. Topic: Everything modern parents need to know to do it once and do it right. Issues: How do I know if my child is ready; why won’t my child poop in the potty; how do I avoid power struggles; How can I [...]
Students with disabilities are not exempt from testing including standardized tests. This is good because we want our students to be held to the highest of standards as well and be able to compete with their non disabled peers. Join us in a discussion about assessment and accountability, particularly as it [...]
Students with disabilities are not exempt from testing including standardized tests. This is good because we want our students to be held to the highest of standards as well and be able to compete with their non disabled peers. Join us in a discussion about assessment and accountability, particularly as it [...]