SDS Ep. 16: Back to School Daze

First off, I apologize about the sound. Something was off, and I couldn’t figure it out. School Orientations / Shaun and Josh discuss ways to save money for Back to School / Tips to prepare your kids for the first day of school / Jimmy Kimmel’s Horrible First Day of [...]

By |2012-09-08T03:29:00-07:00September 8th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

Ep 12 – Whatta Man

Special guest Mike Ramirez (@mikerevolution) of AKQA in this epi, and it’s rife with advertising, pop culture and other meandering chats. Topped off with technical difficulties that you’re bound to enjoy. It’s a process folks.

By |2012-09-07T05:20:09-07:00September 7th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

Give your Child the Ultimate Gift: Self-Esteem

The Oxford Dictionary defines self-esteem as “Confidence in one’s own worth or abilities; self-respect.” Self-Esteem is equally important at work and at home; equally important if you are a professional or a stay-at-home-parent; equally important if you are an adult or a child. My guest, Sue Atkins, is an internationally [...]

By |2012-09-06T07:00:00-07:00September 6th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

September 2012

Brilliant new music this month from Todd McHatton (Mr. “I Think I’m A Bunny”), Elska, Michael Andrews, Lucky Diaz & the Family Jam Band, and Sugar Free Allstars, along with classic kindie songs from Ellis Paul, Key Wilde & Mr. Clarke, The Jellydots, Istvan & His Imaginary Band, and one [...]

By |2012-09-01T11:30:00-07:00September 1st, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

SDS Ep. 15: Moist Desert Journey

Shaun gets back from vacation / Nathan surfs awesome / Shaun surfs on a pier sized surfboard / Shout out back to Nice Man Podcast for mentioning our show / Travel info / Tips for travelling with kids / Chinese Bathrooms / Burning the Midnight Oil, listening to Midnight Oil [...]

By |2012-08-31T15:30:50-07:00August 31st, 2012|Blog|0 Comments

#002 The Other Half of Parent Involvement – Dads

Does your school provide an environment where fathers and father-figures feel welcome? In today’s educational system, it is often assumed that men are not interested in supporting our schools. Studies show that when fathers are engaged in their children’s education, grades are higher, behavior improves, bullying is reduced, and the [...]

By |2012-08-28T16:00:00-07:00August 28th, 2012|Blog|0 Comments
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