Jerry interviews Denise Loya and Emiliano Diaz de Leon from the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault to discuss the prevalence and issue of rape culture, the implications it has on our youth, and what we can do to address it.

Full show notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/086

Music attribution: Oceans Apart composed by Scott Ian Holmes.

The whole family comes together plus one special Honorary Dugan to chat about the following: 

Do you have confidence in the police?What was your most favorite year in elementary school?What do you all think is your greatest strength?What was your most favorite movie (when you were a kid) that you'd be afraid to admit to today?Hey, I got them to admit it! Hope you're doing great. You can call in to 361-434-0126 and share with us your favorite movie when you were growing up. I shared mine, now share yours.

Show notes: http://TheRealJerryDugan.com/085

Music attribution: Oceans Apart by Scott Ian Holmes.

Jerry and daughter, Emma, discuss her upcoming ballet festival, whether or not Jerry considers suicide to be murder, and Flavacol the butter salt topping used in 94% of movie theaters in the United States. 

You can find the full show notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/084.

Music attribution: Oceans Apart composed by Scott Ian Holmes.

Liv, Emma, and Rosanne return as D-D-D to talk about the following:

Jacob's first Quinceneara and noticing the stripper pole on the party busDo you believe in not allowing your kids to see certain movies and tv shows?Bubba Guppies and Sponge Bob Square PantsWhat part of parenting do you think you could do better?What surprises you most about your current stage in parenting (of a toddler?)You can view the full show notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/083.

Music attribution: Oceans Apart composed by Scott Ian Holmes.

Jerry, Liv, and Jacob come together for chat about favorite childhood toys, first great achievements, and Jacob coming out of his shell to build relationships on his baseball team.

See the full show notes at http://TheRealJerryDugan.com/082.

Music attribution: Oceans Apart composed by Scott Ian Holmes.

Glen and Shawn Solberg join Olivia and Jerry for a double date on the Family Time Q&A Podcast. The Solbergs are on staff with FamilyLife Ministries, the organization that offers resources to couples and families such as The Weekend to Remember and The Art of Marriage events. In celebration of National Healthy Marriages Week, we're talking about happy, healthy marriage. Questions include the following: What would we say to our children on their wedding days?What would you consider to be the secret sauce to a happy, healthy marriage?Full Show Notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/081Music attribution: Oceans Apart by Scott Holmes

Jerry interviews honorary Dugan, Dr. Jeff Temple about Teen Dating Violence primary prevention education such as The Fourth R curriculum in schools. They also share tips on how parents can foster conversations with their children about healthy relationships.Full Show Notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/080Music attribution: Oceans Apart by Scott Holmes

Jerry and Olivia have a husband and wife talk about the following:Upcoming interview with Dr. Jeff Temple of University of Texas Medical Branch on Teen Dating Violence Awareness MonthUpcoming interview with Glen and Shawn Solberg of FamilyLife Ministries about healthy marriagesEmma and Jacob happeningsOlivia's question to Jerry: What is the most draining aspect of being a parent to you?Jerry's question to Olivia: What would be the most romantic date you could pull off with only $10?Let us know what you wished we covered in this episode by calling 361-434-0126 and let us know.Full show notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/079Music attribution: Oceans Apart by Scott Holmes

Jerry and Emma square off in a father-daughter Seven Seconds Challenge for her YouTube Channel, BeautyXOXODance. Who will win? Listen and find out, or watch the video in the show notes of our previous episode, http://therealjerrydugan.com/077The Seven Seconds Challenge is a game where two people challenge each other to feats that have to be accomplished within seven seconds. The person with the most points wins. Challenges need to be difficult, and at the same time not impossible. For example, do ten push ups in seven seconds is reasonable. Doing 50 push ups in seven seconds is not. Give it a try at your next family game night, or when you're just bored of channel surfing.Music attribution: Oceans Apart by Scott Holmes. Licensed under Creative Commons license.

Jerry and Olivia are joined by Jacob for a three-way conversation on the following:What was your dirtiest job?What was one of the most meaningful compliments you received in the past year?What is one big thing you would like to see us do on Family Time Q&A Podcast, and what is one big goal you have for the new year?You can see the full show notes at TheRealJerryDugan.com/077.Music attribution: Oceans Apart by Scott Holmes. Licensed under Creative Commons license.