Listeners sent in many responses to the question, "What do you think is the best way to teach kids ethics?" Here are just a few... More >>

I was so happy to hear your call of the day from Melissa where you addressed her concerns and guilt regarding limiting her children's extra-curricular activities. I listened to the first portion of the call twice, just to hear you say - You are doing the right thing! More >>

You more or less said that if something is better, then that idea should be implemented. I hung up upset because I didn't hear what I wanted to hear. More >>

You often refer to the past as "In the Day". Well here is a little reminiscence of years gone by. It is about the Willow Grove Park, an amusement park outside of Philadelphia. The third paragraph is most interesting: More >>

I'm about to lose a long-term friendship over a principle I'm faithful to. See my letter below to my dear friend: More >>

My then boyfriend and I had been dating for a little while when he decided he wanted to move back to his home state. I asked where that would leave us, and he responded I could go with him. More >>

We allow our children the freedom to listen to most music. My husband and I raise our children to have morals, respect for themselves and others, and to live a Christian lifestyle. More >>

I just heard your call with the mom who was irate that Child Protective Services were called when her son showed up at school with a black eye (Feb. 20th podcast). More >>

Be friends first. Make sure you take time to talk over and discover what each others' values really are by observing how your intended lives their life as opposed to what they say. More >>

I met my husband on a blind date arranged by one of his close friends who was also a work acquaintance of mine. He was very polite and treated me with the utmost dignity throughout the night. More >>