[This episode originally aired 8.27.2016]

In this episode, John awards his latest RALPH award (Rosemond's Awfully Ludicrous Parenting Honor) to a "motherhood" columnist who advocated paying children for good behavior.

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[This episode originally aired 8.20.2016]

In this episode, John warns against using inconsequential consequences and stresses the importance of ones that establish a strong permanent memory for the child.

 

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[This episode originally aired 8.13.2016]

In this episode, John takes to task a parenting columnist for the Wall Street Journal, who recently wrote that it's not a child's own self-agency that is the most influential of parenting outcomes, rather it's evolution.  John says that progressive ideas such as these are exactly what has caused the trainwreck that has become childrearing since the 1960s.

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[This episode originally aired 8.06.2016]

In this episode, John discusses the proper roles and responsiblities of stepparents, especially in the area of discipline.

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[This episode originally aired 7.30.2016]

In this episode, John answers a listener's question regarding whether or not she has the right to monitor her 12-year-old son's cell phone communications. John details his thoughts on children and cell phone usage/ownership and says that parents definitely have a right to monitor their child's cell phone communications should they choose to buy one for them.  

In the second segment, a listener seeks his advise concerning her daughter's anxiety issues. While John does not advise against seeking a professional evaluation, he does offer a solution that may make this behavior a distant memory.

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[This episode originally aired 7.23.2016]

In this episode, John gives advice to the mother of a 6-year-old boy who is beginning to show decreased ability to focus in his kindergarten class.  

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[This episode originally aired 7.16.2016]

In this episode, John weighs in on the vaccination debate, saying that the controversy that is currently raging in America is an example of an imperfect problem with no perfect solution. He contends that there is a risk factor for everything and while vaccinations do carry a risk of side-effects, the benefits far outweigh the risks.

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[This episode originally aired 7.09.2016]

In this episode, John shares a letter he received from a teacher who recently returned to education after a 10-year hiatus.  In the letter, she describes her current class as one of the worst she's ever had and places the blame on current parenting methods, which are largely methods-based. John contends that proper discipline, whether you are a parent or a teacher, is not proper methods properly used. Rather, it is a proper attitude properly projected that reflects complete confidence in your adult authority.

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[This episode originally aired 6.25.2016]

In this episode, John reflects on his and Willie's life in their early twenties, when they were newly married and new parents. They lived simply (in a single-wide trailer) and sacrificed so that they could create a life for themselves independent of their parents. He says that today's young adults who are starting their independent lives aren't willing to suffer hardship. Millenials aren't leaving home, most of which are men. This trend, John contends, is contributing to the ollapse of masculinity in America.

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[This episode originally aired 6.18.2016]

In this episode, John talks about the claim from the LGBTQ community that homosexuality and transgenderism is innate. This idea has now wormed its way into churches across the country, where pastors are standing on their pulpits proclaiming that these lifestyles predetermined.  John cannot find any credible, objective research to prove that they were, indeed, born that way. He says that, without a doubt, these lifestyles are a choice.

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