Art Eddy and Ryan Hamilton talk about the Life of Dad #ShroomTember promotion with The Mushroom Council, Ryan’s upcoming trips, and the Life of Dad Fantasy Football League. They also bring on the Lunchbox Dad himself, Beau Coffron. Beau looks to make lunch time fun and show you products that [...]
In this episode of The Family Matters First Podcast we talk about dating with a purpose, today’s culture, and their views on dating and marriage with our special guest an engaged couple, Analise and Jerome.
Sierra Elementary in Phoenix, AZ will be our featured school. Our guest this week is Jacqueline Rhodes of the Center for Urban Families (CFUF). Since its founding in 1999, CFUF has remained at the front-line of addressing some of our city’s most pressing issues, including poverty, unemployment, father-absence and family [...]
Shaunti Feldhahn, author of The Surprising Secrets of Highly Happy Marriages and The Good News about Marriage. Topic: Debunking myths about marriage and divorce and discovering the little things that make a big difference. Issues: The truth about marriage (most are happy) and divorce (the actual divorce rate is nowhere [...]
In this episode of The Family Matters First Podcast we continue our interview with an engaged couple named Jeremy and Kendra. They share what prompted them to get premarital counseling and dating with a purpose.
Jim and Teresa bring you a 12 part video series with 12 Questions Every Couple Should Ask Before Getting Married. Visit us at www.FamilyMattersFirst.org Video 6 of 12
In this DaddyDev lesson, Ryan E. Hamilton introduces an extremely important language that all web developers should know — JavaScript! JavaScript is the programming language of the Web, and it is one of three crucial languages — [1] HTML, [2] CSS, and [3] JavaScript — that ALL web developers MUST [...]
David Elkind, author of Parenting on the Go. Topic: Quick answers to parents’ most important questions, birth to age 6, A to Z. Issues: Attention deficit disorder; back-to-school blues; childproofing the computer; empathy in children; time outs; manners and morals; sibling rivalry, and much more. Shaunti Feldhahn, author of The [...]
This engineer’s trip to the bathroom of a new building was one he’ll never forget. He left in a dead sprint and vowed to be more open-minded in the future. It taught him why we’re slow to accept new ideas, and can teach you how to admit when you’re wrong. [...]
In this DaddyDev lesson, Ryan E. Hamilton expounds upon the previous lesson about "How Everything Functions" in three fundamental ways: — in [1] sequences, [2] loops, and [3] conditional cause-and-effect relationships — and how we can use this knowledge to build virtually anything with code. He shows us that the [...]