Silence is Suspicious

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We mark our 100^th episode by commemorating parenthood, childhood and the laughter that they inevitably bring!

Aaron Wilburn presents his hilarious song about his grandkids… and the joys of having them stay for several days… and the sweet blessings of sending them back to their parents. The Grandparent National Anthem pays tribute to those wonderful red beacons that pierce through the night, signifying a freedom that only grandparents can cherish at the level Aaron describes. Oh, those wonderful red tail lights!

Jeremy Nunes is an amazing comedian, as well as the mayor of his hometown. He shares his story he calls “I got a kid”. From the joys of saving your kids from danger by launching a dodgeball to the side of his head to learning what a “virus” really means (it means “pay the doctor $30 for nothing), Jeremy treats us to his hilarious insights about parenting.

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When it comes to parenting, it’s important to strike a balance between protecting your kids from harm and allowing them to learn and grow from their experiences. Comedians like Jeremy Nunes and Robert G. Lee have a unique way of sharing their personal experiences and insights on parenting through humor, reminding us that laughter is often the best medicine, even when it comes to raising children. And who knows, maybe a well-timed dodgeball to the head or a childhood scar can actually serve as valuable life lessons for our little ones.

And finally, Robert G. Lee discusses his own childhood where he wasn’t coddled like today’s kids, but experienced real pain… which helped him in his life decisions. There’s nothing like a good, deep, ugly childhood scar that will remind you not to do certain things in your adulthood!

Remember, silence is golden… unless you have kids, then silence is suspicious.

(This podcast is by Sheep Laughs Comedy Show. Discovered by Christian Podcast Central and our community — copyright is owned by the publisher, not Christian Podcast Central, and audio is streamed directly from their servers.)