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Drink your juice (and Other Crimes Against Humanity)

Parenting anecdotes, not advice. Because no one knows what they're doing, anyway.

Podcast · By Greg Gorman · English · Official site

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4
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Sep 25, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Help for Estate Trustees and their Successors (opens the original)

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    If you are the trustee of an estate or a successor, Pat Herring's book has a lot of useful and helpful information to help you with your duties and obligations. There is a lot to this important role, and sometimes family can be more of a hindrance than a help.

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    "Murder at Maplewood Inn" by Nora Bardin (opens the original)

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    Reading Nora Bardin's "Murder at Maplewood Inn", I was reminded at how many "side quests" parents have to deal with when they are trying to figure out this thing called life. Sometimes there is something that is easy to fix, and sometimes it can be murder. Here is a look at Nora's book and the parallels parents can appreciate when life gives them a curveball.

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    A Christian Children's Story to Teach Hope (opens the original)

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    Life is tough for our kids and for us parents. It’s not always easy to be brave when there is trouble or danger ahead of us. again, we try to work with our children and teach them what to do when something comes up. In the end, one of the best things we can do is to teach our children to be brave."Here at the Castle" by Anthony Luke Hyslop is squarely entrenched in religion, specifically Christianity. However, there are plenty of lessons everyone, not just Christians can learn from this book. Pa

  4. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Potty Train your Puppy and Save your Home (opens the original)

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    My family has a dog. This isn't the first time Wife and I have owned a dog. Our first time with a four-legged friend gave us more than our share of adventures and excitement, and our porch barely survived those exciting times. Reading a potty-training article reminded me of those days of porches pee, and poop.

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