Sex is something that probably doesn't get talked about enough. My wife stops by, and we start a three-part series on sex. Listen on, and let's talk about sex, bayyyyybyyyyy!

What should my response be when that makes me uncomfortable? My wife and I discuss this common occurrence.

My daughter Kendra stops by and discusses with me some ideas and action plans for parents to consider when they dislike their kids' choices. Friends. School. Future choices, there is almost no end to the possible disagreements.

The joke has been made that New Year's resolutions are to-do lists for the first week of a new year. In this episode, I explore seven questions that help us move away from resolutions to a deeper understanding of how we're living our lives and offer us the opportunity to explore how we might want to live our lives

Almost all kids secretly rebel at one point or another in their formative years; what should parents do about it? My daughter, Kendra, stops by, and we discuss it from her perspective, experiencing that in her life and her friends' lives.

My oldest daughter stops by and we discuss her experiences with technology. She also shares some of her thoughts about how parents can interact with their kids in a helpful way.

Bit of a rant on this one. Cancel culture and virtue signaling are a disease. Like all diseases, we need to root them out and replace them with something life-giving.

If we want to have a productive life, we need to spend regular time evaluating how we spend our lives. Perhaps, this is the appeal of New Year's resolutions (even if they don't work). Here are seven questions to help you evaluate this past year

The holidays almost always bring about stress. Let's talk about it.

How do we handle rejection? Erica stops by, and we discuss a recent situation where I was rejected, and then the conversation moves to relationships in general. We discuss moving forward from hurts that are a risk in every relationship.