On the episode I defend new school music (music I'm growing up on), against old school music (the music my parents grow up on).  I understand that my parents music used code words and descriptions to suggest sex, where today's music just says it.  Also, today's music is destroying a generations by having no morals in the music.  I think my parents make good points, take a listen and see which ones you  agree with.  

My mom and I discuss the Coronavirus and being locked up with each other everyday....Lord help us.  

My mom and talk about dating in 2020 and having a reputation.  Take a listen to this funny episode.

My mom and talked about the education system and what kids should be learning.  However, what we should be learning and what we are learning is two different things.  The other thing we talk about is how technology is hurting the learning process and hindering kids from thinking for themselves.

It's funny how my mom and I have different views on voting.  I realize on this episode that I really don't understand the whole voting thing.  It's more then just picking a person to lead.  You have to learn what they are about and how they are going to try and help society.  Take a listen as my mom and I discuss all this voting.

Explaining and teaching kids how to set goals is really important.  It helps them set road maps for their life and gives them some directions to travel in.   With out goals they are just traveling along letting things happen to them, instead of making things happen.  In this episode we talk about what are goals, why you need them, how to set them and lastly how to measure them.  

Podcast are becoming a great way to get information out into the universe.  People love listening to books being read, talk radio and now podcast.  My mom and I wanted to do a podcast as a way for parents and kids to find a way  to have real conversations beyond just text messages.  On this episode we share with you how you can use the information in the podcast, the best time to listen to podcast and how you can support us.  

We have all heard of them, the Crack your Skull challenge,  the Snorting challenge, the Condom challenge and many more.  My mom and I talk about what the different challenges are and why kids are doing them.  We also give advise to parents on how they can keep an eye on what their kids and their friends are in to.  It's important that parents explain to their kids why doing these challenges are dangerous and could possibly get them into legal trouble. 

On this episode we discuss a poem entitled, "Black Girl" that was written by Cassie Henderson.  The poem talks about how a black girl views herself from her hair, facial features to skin tone.  It goes on to talk about how black girls need to get comfortable in their own skin.  Remember this is from the viewpoint of a 12 year old.

She then wrote another poem talking about how important it is for kids to listen to their parents.

As parents dealing with their kids, there is a level attitudes that you have to deal with.  The will get an attitude because you asked them to do something, or want let them do something they want to do.  They even get an attitude when you promise something, but have to delay doing it.  Cas and I discuss the reasons that she gets an attitude and I provide my opinion on why it's not attitude worthy.