Dana Angelo White, author of First Bites. Topic: Superfoods for babies and toddlers. Issues: Defining superfoods; what growing bodies need; what they don’t need; simple recipes that emphasize fruits and vegetables, grains, protein, dairy, and eggs; getting kids to make good food choices on tier own.
Justin Meyer is in Long Island and works as an attorney with his father. By night, he writes and tutor students preparing for the LSAT and the SAT. He also is a father of two, and the uncle of a third. He blogs on legal topics at http://legalnotes.meyeresq.com if you’re interested, and he [...]
For years humor columnist Dave Barry has been entertaining us with his take on life. Recently Dave added to his fantastic collection of work with his new book, “Live Right and Find Happiness (Although Beer is Much Faster).” In this book Dave passes on home truths to his new [...]
Nick and Ben are exhausted from a long weekend of sick kids and late nights. Now delirious, they talk sick kids, the NFL, and a new game Nick has come up with on Twitter: #collegeorkids. Tweet at us @PBDadcast, and check out facebook.com/poppinbottlesdadcast
Welcome! The Great Big Beautiful Podcast begins as Jamie and Justin make their introductions.
Tom Riles and Art Eddy let the listeners in on some little known sports secrets. From the New England Patriots to water polo to LeBron James the guys shed some light how teams won their respective championships. They break down the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament with possible Cinderella teams. Speaking [...]
Whether 'tis nobler in life to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous love Or take a knife against a sea of troubles And by opposing them, end them. Hold on just a second, fellas “I do not want to be responsible for anymore human beings” - is what [...]
Introducing you to bands you might not know, but totally should William Elliott Whitmore Blues typically isn’t my thing. Except for the times that it totally is. Generally speaking, William Elliott Whitmore’s music is a blend of sparse Blues/ Country/ Folk Bluegrass and it’s almost all wonderful. What [...]
It’s almost the weekend. Even with today being the ominous Friday the 13th you can still look forward to celebrate the mathematical holiday known as Pi Day tomorrow Saturday, March 14. What is even cooler is that this year’s only comes once every 100 years with more numbers of the [...]
