For Americans who were able to work from home at the start of the pandemic, what felt like an extended snow day at first has now turned into 15 months and counting of Zoom calls and logging onto work in sweatpants. But now that about half of Americans are fully vaccinated, some are trickling back into the office.

Today we’re discussing what you can expect when you return to work. As states start to open back up, that means for many people, companies, and industries there will be some part of a physical office back in their work-life and you might want to know what that will look like.

Returning to work ( Post Covid-19 )

For Americans who were able to work from home at the start of the pandemic, what felt like an extended snow day at first has now turned into 15 months and counting of Zoom calls and logging onto work in sweatpants. But now that about half of Americans are fully vaccinated, some are trickling back into the office.

Today we’re discussing what you can expect when you return to work. As states start to open back up, that means for many people, companies, and industries there will be some part of a physical office back in their work-life and you might want to know what that will look like.

Listen as I sit down and discuss a variety of both fun & serious relationship topics. The show features the best & the worst of real dating & relationship stories, as well as the valuable lessons & insight that comes as a result. "The perfect balance of insight and entertainment" is all here - heartbreak, hilarious stories, and even some dating advice - and all to help the listener in better understanding the Mind of A Woman.

Discussing sex with a new partner is the best possible prelude to beginning any sexual relationship. Sex might not be everything in a relationship but for some, it can be an important part. It has been said that "good lovers are made, not born." If you truly want your sexual relationship to be all that it can be, you should take the time to talk with one another.

Father’s Day is an opportunity to tell dad how much you appreciate him. New dads, experienced dads, granddads, dads-in-law, stepdads, like-a-dads, girl dads, serious dads, goofball dads…There must be a million fatherly types out there, and without a doubt, there are at least that many reasons to honor them on Father’s Day.

Dad, you have given me the best things in life: Your time, your care, and your love. I am truly grateful to have you in my life. Happy Father's Day!” “There's no possible way I could pay you back for all that you have done for me growing up, but I greatly appreciate all your hard work raising me.

Birthdays come around every year, but friends like you only come once in a lifetime. So I want to take the time to wish you all the love and happiness in the world, all of which you deserve. Happy Earthstrong Big Dawg

Men’s Perspective of Themselves and Relationships: Beliefs, Dating Dynamics, Finances, Emotions, Sex.

Birthdays are a new start, a fresh beginning and a time to pursue new endeavors with new goals. Move forward with confidence and courage. You are a very special person. May today and all of your days be amazing!

Did your child return from college a better person?

I acknowledge that students who are entering STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields must attend college. But for most of the rest, sending your child to college is playing Russian roulette with their values, character and even joy of life.

Mother’s Day is all about celebrating the woman who raised you and shaped who you are as a person. From all the packed lunches with napkin notes, to the bandages and kisses after falling off your bike, to being the first one to cry at your graduation– your mom was there for it all. It’s important to thank her for all the love and work she put in through the years.

Thank you for laughing with us in the best of times and sticking with us through the worst of times!

I'm so proud to be your kid!

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