Your kids are going to try chewing their nails. And even though you parents do it too, you'll feel obliged to discourage your children from the habit.

Ethan Millard and Brian Foxx have some ammunition for you:

You can spread disease. You're putting unwashed fingers in your mouth!

You can also damage the tissue around your nail and that can lead to a gross infection.

You can also spread things like warts across your fingers.

It's also socially damaging. People get grossed out by it.

This episode was all about tickling and being tickled!

Rebecca Cressman of fm100 joined Ethan Millard in this episode. They discussed some of the theories that explain tickling.

Some scientists believe tickling is a defense mechanism because some of our most ticklish places (neck, groin, etc) are our most vulnerable.

Rusty Keys of FM100.3 joins Ethan Millard to talk "handedness". If your child is left handed, they'll want to know why they're different than most people. Roughly 90% of humans are right handed and the answer lies in our genes though scientists still don't have a complete grasp on all the factors involved. Still, left- handers are living better than they ever have before

This episode explores why people cry when they are happy. Hosting this episode with Ethan Millard is morning DJ Jon Carter of 103.5 The Arrow. They call him Jumpin' JC. According to some new research from Yale, our body naturally tries to keep an emotional equilibrium. Crying while happy may be a way for your body to hit the brakes on extreme emotions.

This will happen to every parent. You're partway through a long drive, or even a short one, and your kid will be carsick. If you're lucky, you'll only have to deal with the complaining. Your just as likely to be cleaning up vomit. In this episode, Ethan Millard and his guest co-host Rebecca Cressman of FM100.3 will give you everything you need to know when your kid sings out from the back seat... "why am I carsick?"