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BD-012 - The Daddy Dialogues

April 30, 2007

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Vinny from the Digital Father Podcast and Roland from the Bad Dad Podcast proudly present The Daddy Dialogues. Candid conversations about being a father, a husband, and a man.

The Daddy DialoguesTime Index:
[00:01:20] “The Daddy Dialogues #1″ - Vinny and Roland talk about their home life challenges and possibly taking care of both parents and children.

[00:05:20] Vinny has two jobs in one.

[00:07:58] Roland is a modern day Darren Stevens.

[00:13:25] How to subscribe to the feeds.

Feedback always appreciated:
http://www.BadDadRadio.com/contact

Thank you for listening! If you like what you hear please subscribe to the podcast feeds found at:
www.TheDaddyDialogues.com
www.DigitalFather.com
www.BadDadRadio.com

The Daddy Dialogues theme music by 2006 Pl@stic Soul and courtesy of the PodShow Podsafe Music Network.

Published under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 License.

Copyright 2007 The Daddy Dialogues. All rights reserved.

American Politics

April 29, 2007

The American Presidential race often seems like a Saturday morning cartoon. This video of Presidential candidates made me laugh:

Enjoy!

Grill’n and Chill’n

April 28, 2007

Bad Dad ApprovedI love my Weber BBQ grill. I had a dedicated natural gas line run out to it so I don’t have to mess with propane tanks. We fire that bad boy up all year round, even during the winter months. Skirt steaks and veggies. Mmmm.

I can’t resist channeling my inner Paul Hogan and throwing “shrimp on ‘da barbie” while downing a Fosters.

The Weber is great, but… it’s not iPod ready.

Aparently that was a void some marketers felt was necessary to fill. Introducing the George Foreman iGrill.

Available for $150 at Linens ‘n Things:

Turn your backyard BBQ into an instant party with the iGrill from George Foreman. The iGrill has a 200 square inch nonstick grilling surface that is covered with George’s Tough Nonstick Coating. The included 10 watt speaker system plays your favorite tunes from your iPod, MP3 or other USB music system.

Bad Dad ApprovedThere’s a great episode of the American version of the television series “The Office” where our management hero burns his foot on his George Foreman grill. He explains that he likes to wake up to the smell of bacon in the morning. So he sets up the grill next to his bed. In the morning, he switches it in, sleeps for a few more minutes then wakes up to the smell of grilled bacon. His morning routine goes horribly wrong when he accidently steps on the grill.

Obviously someone saw a need, and came out with the George Foreman USB iGrill. Simply plug that bad boy into your PC via the USB 2.0 connector. Only $99 at ThinkGeek.com.

Do you have any BBQ needs to fill? Perhaps a grill for the bathroom? Or your car?

Disaster Preparation

April 25, 2007

RedCross.org has some useful resources for disaster preparation, including: Blackouts, Chemical Emergencies, Drought, Earthquakes, Fires, Floods, Heat Waves, Mudslides, Terrorism, Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, Tsunami, Volcanoes, Wild Fires and Winter Storms.

Take a bit of time to click through them, at least to freshen your thoughts.

American Red Cross Safety Smarts Check List

April 24, 2007

Pacific Daily News ran this test below from the American Red Cross. See if you have safety smarts:

Do you buckle your child in an approved automobile safety seat in the back seat even when making short trips?

Do you teach your child safety by behaving safely in your own everyday activities?

Do you supervise your child whenever he or she is around water and maintain fences and gates that act as barriers to water?

Have you checked your home for potential fire hazards?

Are smoke detectors installed and working? Have you installed a carbon monoxide alarm?

Are all poisonous substances, such as cleaning supplies, medicines, and plants, kept out of children’s reach?

Are foods and small items that can choke a child kept out of reach?

Have you inspected your home, day-care center, school, baby sitter’s home or wherever your child spends time for potential safety and health hazards?

Do you keep guns and ammunition stored separately and locked up?

Do not put toxic liquids such as Clorox, gas, and refrigerator coolant in containers that children recognize as drink containers such as soda or tea bottles.

Have grandparents keep the childproof safety caps on their medications.

Do not let the strings of blinds dangle next to children’s beds.

BD-011 - Frustrated Father

April 23, 2007

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Bad Dad PodcastA frustrated father explodes. The world gasps and can’t get enough of it. But let’s look at the reasons why. Do you recognize behavior that you might be guilty of?

Warning: There is some harsh language used briefly in this episode.

Time Index:
[00:00:11] A famous father gets unwanted attention to his bad behavior.

[00:01:26] A frustrated father’s angry voice message to his daughter.

[00:03:55] Do you sound like him at times?

[00:08:40] Anonymous confession.

Links mentioned:
TMZ.com

Have you done something that makes you feel like a bad parent? Take a minute to get it off your chest. Record an Anonymous Confession.
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BD-010 - It’s Not the Falling Down That Hurts, But Getting Up Again

April 23, 2007

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Bad Dad PodcastA new tragedy and lessons learned. “It’s not the falling down that hurts, but getting back up again.”
~New Day by Sounds From the Ground

Time Index:
[00:00:15] Virginia Tech tragedy.

[00:02:31] Fathers and depression.

[00:04:24] Balancing family, work, blogging and podcasting. Haven’t “podfaded” yet!

Links mentioned:
Freaked Out Fathers post Suffering In Silence
Digital Father
Sounds From The Ground

Feedback always appreciated:
http://www.BadDadRadio.com/contact

Please subscribe. It’s easy and free. Get this show for the iPod via iTunes:
http://www.itunes.com/podcast?id=211060098
Or Microsoft Zune:
zune://subscribe/?baddadradio=http://feeds.feedburner.com/baddadradio

Published under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 License.

Copyright 2006-2007 Bad Dad Radio. All rights reserved.

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