Unless you are a Military Spouse, you will never know what it's like to send your loved one to war. This week Berkeley D. Clements talks about meeting, marrying and living with a soldier and his deploys.
Dejar tu país no es fácil; idioma y costumbres nuevas. Pero con fuego en el corazón todo es posible. Fabiola Costa-Fleeson, nos platica de su vida, su familia, y su creatividad.
This week, Brown tries to get serious, but Sean will not let that happen. Also, the boys come up with the greatest idea about sending special packages to special people in Arizona. Listen in for a free box of pizza! Or a man with a small penis.
Kevin and Dave talk about the Olympics, and the appearance or Mr. Bean leads them into the topic of comedy legacies and Dane Cook's Batman related comments. Somehow, they end up in Jonestown.
As he reaches his 100th episode, Kevin takes a look back at his very first episode of the show, which he blogged and recorded back in March 2009. He talks about goals he needs to reach and changes he needs to make. Is he there yet? Even he isn't sure.
Don't judge a book by its cover look inside and be surprised. Mr. Matthew Brown, from The BS Carnival, stops by the show, on his birthday, to talk about being a dad, being 26, and looking for happiness.
Cuando los hijos sacrifican por los padres todo cambia. Mi invitado, Adrian Saldivar, habla de cambiar su vida para cuidar a sus padres, su vida de maestro, y consejos para los papas.
For Brown's 26th birthday, we have a two part show that involves the night before his birthday and the night of his birthday with special guests; Dr. Camm Harston and Mace Windu Jackson.
Kevin and Dave share their disgust for the news media and the lack of tact involved in sensationalizing violence and tragedies. Kevin shares a story of his daughter's defiance and how it led to him watching one of his titles for the show.
How hard is it to be a Mom in 2012? My guest, Valery Frangelica, comes by to share her journey as a mom, a teacher, a woman and how she combines and separates them.
Por fin tengo como invitada a mi hermana Nancy hablando de su vida en la frontera, como ha sido criar a sus hijos allí, y las cosas que la enorgullecen de ser madre.