[This episode originally aired 11.05.2016]

In this broadcast, John unveils a bombshell that no one else is talking about during this election. This concerns Hillary Clinton's involvement and advocacy for the United Nations' Convention on the Rights of the Child, which seriously compromises parental rights, the integrity of the family, and parental discretion. The treaty has never been ratified by the United States. If elected, John believes Clinton will seek senate ratification of the treaty, which will not only compromise the sovereignty of the United States but also parental authority.

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[This episode originally aired 10.29.2016]

In this broadcast, John says the effective proper discipline of a child is all about an attitude that reflects a 100% confidence in the legitimacy of your authority over a child. Today's parents do not reflect this attitude, which is why they are having so many problems in the area of discipline.

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[This episode originally aired 10.22.2016]

In this broadcast, John discusses a letter he received from a fellow psychologist who disagrees with his point of view. John believes that God's directions on the rearing of children are in 180 degree opposition to the instructions given by people of his profession to parents during the last 50 years. He holds psychology accountable for the problems that responsible parents are having in the raising of children in America today.

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[This episode originally aired 10.15.2016]

In this broadcast, John discusses the codependent relationship between mother and child - which has become the norm in recent years - as it relates to the subject of bullying.

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[This episode originally aired 10.08.2016]

In this episode, John discusses the current state of the American marriage. In a family in which there are two adults — one male, one female — the relationship that requires the greatest amount of ‘quality time' is the marriage.

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[This episode originally aired 10.01.2016]

Genesis 2:24 (NKJV)) says, "Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and they shall become one flesh." This is God's first commandment to his newly created children. By creating the institution of marriage between male and female, God creates the foundation of the family - the functional and foundational social unit. In this episode, John discusses the institution of marriage and how the mother and father each bring unique assets to the child rearing process.

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[This episode originally aired 9.24.2016]

Proverbs 22:6 says, "Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it."  In this episode, John points to this verse and Ephesians 6:4 as proof that the only set of instructions parents need concerning the rasing of children is God's word.

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[This episode originally aired 9.17.2016]

In this episode, John compares today's parenting to the raising of kids in the 50s and 60s. Today's parenting, he says, is driven by the profession of psychology, which has caused more problems than it has solved. As a result, parents feel as if they need to be highly involved in their childrens' lives and believe that a high level of involvement equals good parenting. By contrast, parents in the 50s and 60s approached childrearing in a much more relaxed and non-scientific way.  Therefore, the raising of children was much less complicated.

Books mentioned in this broadcast: "Parenting by The Book."

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[This episode originally aired 9.10.2016]

In this episode, John addresses the problems many parents have today in toilet training their children. He points to an "anxiety-driven" attitude among parents that did not exist 60+ years ago. Effective child-rearing, he says, is all a matter of having the correct attitude.

In the second segment, John answers a listener's question about 'lowering the boom' on their teenage son, who is having multiple school and social issues.  

Books mentioned in this broadcast: "Teen-Proofing" and "Toilet Training Without Tantrums."

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[This episode originally aired 9.3.2016]

In this episode, takes to task the parenting columnist for the Wall Street Journal who believes there is no difference between a child whose primary interest is reading books and a child who uses social media obsessively. The columnist in question also believes that reading hijacks a large portion of a child's brain that was originally designed for other purposes.

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