Been There, Done That It's amazing that any college students survive their first semesters. After 17 years living by their parents' rules (well, at least pretty much), they have a chance to do the dumbest things they can think of. That includes keg stands on Tuesday night. Why would [...]
Spring is here and winter is no longer. Kids passing colds to one another should be ending soon. My two daughters have had their share of colds and flus this winter, but the good part is that usually their colds don’t last that long. That is not the case for [...]
[amazon asin=0520267125&template=thumbnail&chan=default]Susan Brink, author of The Fourth Trimester Topic: Understanding, protecting, and nurturing an infant through the first three months Issues: The differences between newborns and babies (it’s more than you think); what does the world of the newborn sound like, look like, feel like? How newborns communicate their needs; how [...]
We continue discussing education / The 40th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon / 5 Mistakes Made by Every New Parent according to Cracked / 5 Alternative Teaching Methods / What is Unschooling? / Funny Onion Article / Get a free audiobook / Josh wants a tattoo [...]
Meet Dr. Sally Spencer Thomas, a clinical psychologist, mental health advocate, co-founder and CEO of the Carson J Spencer Foundation based in Colorado. She joins Mary&Melissa today to discuss a very sensitive, often overlooked, yet very real issue within the disability community- suicide. Yes, suicide.. but why?
I think I’ve discovered a secret recently. It’s something that I’ve always chalked up to generational gaps or humor changing with the times. You see, growing up I routinely found older gentlemen (particularly fathers) to be one of three things. 1- They were dull as hell, which I assumed was [...]
Just flip on the tube, and much of what you'll see is thirty-one flavors of death, destruction, deficits, debauchery, (uh, well I ran out of things that start with “D”) and that’s just Nickelodeon. Even our beloved sports highlight shows have become largely indistinguishable from the evening news. Here’s a [...]
This is the premiere episode of Great Dads Radio, with hosts Rob & Damon. The dads interview former MLB All-Star & World Series champion Cliff Floyd. Cliff will talk about his family life and the great things his foundation is doing for kids.
On a cold December night in 1991, a young boy with seventeen cents in his pocket first set foot in the United States.
Eddie is back and we talk taking the easy route in college, Doritos Locos Tacos, me eating 10,000 pieces of taffy, Ken Griffey Jr. rookie card, massages in public, why men get salon haircuts and more.
