Parent Nation

Between the Duct Tape Preschools, Tatooed Tweens and Vagina Stuck Exchange students...this show a RIOT! We also have the amazing Crystal Walker and Phoebe Thompson, Authors of Desperate in DC. talking about parenting styles in DC and Jo Schofield and Fiona Danks, the wild women of Going Wild will be on to talk about getting your kids back into the wilderness this summer! WooHOO!

What do underage drinking, Rihanna's nipples and swirlies have in common? Listen to today's show and find out!Today's show was too much FUN! During Girl Chat with some of my besties we talked about it being okay or not okay to allow your underage children to drink if you are in a country where the drinking age is younger than your home drinking age. Top Shelf Gossip got us riled up about the Kardashians and their baby bumps.Do celebrities consider baby bumps a red carpet accessory? Summertime bullying is not okay and the time of, "Not my Kid" is over. It could possibly be your sweet innocent child doing the bullying. Learn what we as parents, teachers, camp counselors, and life guards need to know.

This show makes for a fun-filled hour. Discussions about how crazy parents can make you a better parent and how the world is so much different than it was 30 years ago. We also talk with a Super mom who is taking care of the troops that are still fighting overseas.

At Parent Nation, we LOVE dads! To celebrate them we feature them the first Tuesday of every month!

We call it Dad Day!

This week we feature Travis Breeding and his recent blog surrounding the controversy of the recent shootings in Santa Barbara and Mental health.

Richard Greenberg is a father of four and the author of "Raising Children That Other People Like to be Around". A native of Los Angeles, California, Richard graduated from UCLA with a Bachelor's degree in English in 1976 and immediately went to work as the personal assistant to Art Garfunkel. Choosing to stay in Los Angeles and marry his childhood sweetheart, Richard became active in the television industry while he and his wife, JoAnn, began building their family. Three sons and one gorgeous, intelligent, and flawless daughter later, the Greenbergs were regularly asked how they got "such good kids." In response, Richard wrote "Raising Children That Other People like to be Around." His objective was to offer logical, common-sense guidelines for people creating their own families and to help young parents, especially mothers, understand a father's point of view. You can read more of Richard's parenting tips, tools, and triumphs on his blog, http://www.commonsensedad.com, by following commonsensedad on Twitter, or by liking his Common Sense Dad fanpage on Facebook.

Clint Arthur is a graduate of the Wharton School of Business, a successful entrepreneur with over a decade of experience running his own gourmet food company, and the #1 Bestselling author of "The Greatest Book of All Time," "The Last Year Of Your Life," "Daddy Loves You," and "What They Teach You At The Wharton Business School." His famous personal transformation experiences, keynote speeches, and frequent appearances on Network TV and syndicated radio shows inspire millions of people to live larger, more intensely, and with more impact on the world. To learn more about Clint and his work, visit: ClintArthur.com

We are putting the F-word (FUN) back into parenting!Join us for our "Drunk Dress Rehearsal" show where we talk about all latest "Hot Topics" of the week! Today's topic..The Walking School Bus (are you kidding me?)What ever happened to just "walking" to school? My guests clue us in on what our kids (and us parents) need to know before your child enters kindergarten. This was such a FUN show!