Brett Singer

Today is Music Day on Babble Talk Radio. My special guest is Rob Hampton, the guitar teacher who taught Wesley, aka the Folsom Prison Blues kid. We'll also be discussing music that is kid-friendly and some that is not. Tune in!

We're back with the latest news and our views on what's happening in the world today. Segments include: "What Are Crazy People Saying About Barack Obama?" where we read some of the weirder comments about the President of the United States. All this and much more!

Today Jeanne and Brett discuss the controversial Buzzfeed photo that makes fun of kids with cancer, what age your kids should be before you leave them by themselves, and ask the question: was the 1969 moon landing a hoax?

My guest on Babble Talk Radio this week is Michelle Churchill, author of "I Thought I Grew Up". From the description: "As author Michelle Churchill approached her fiftieth birthday, she found herself careening into menopause. Suddenly, she could think of nothing but men-about their legs, the hair on their bodies, how their hands would feel holding hers. She had an ever-present desire to have male contact in any way she could." And why couldn't I have met her when I was single? Also: your calls, the best comments from Babble's blogs, and who knows what else? Tune in to find out.

Jeanne and I get into the issues of the day once again. Call in and chew us out, or tell us how much you love us. Or how much you love Jeanne and hate me. It's okay. I can take it. Topics today include the girl who lied about the 56 star tattoos on her face, and whether or not kids still care about the space program. Plus whatever else comes up.

We're back for another live morning radio show! Joining me again will be Jeanne Sager. We'll continue our chat about President Obama and whether or not he has the right to ask the media not to take pictures of his kids, react to the more recent story from the New York Times about how the Obama White House might not be as family friendly as some would like it to be, and then tie the two issues together. Plus your calls!

We're going live today for Morning News - call in! We'll talk about the topics of the day and whatever else comes up.

Today we're discussing how long a day a child should be in Kindergarten. A new plan in Ontario, Canada would put 4-year-olds in school from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Is that too long? Joining me are Jeanne Sager and Amy Kuras from Babble.com, and Catherine Connors from Her Bad Mother.

Christine Coppa joins us today to discuss her book book Rattled!: A Memoir. Plus I talk about my 20th HS reunion, and share some of the most interesting comments from Babble.com's blogs. And I'll probably have an opinion about something.

I'm all by my lonesome this week. Lots of topics to cover, including Carrie Prejean and why I think it's time to put a stop to beauty pageants. Plus I'll read some of my favorite comments from Babble.com.

Today we talk with Patricia Honea of Babble.com's celeb site Famecrawler. She's a mom who loves video games and super hero cartoons. We have a lot to discuss.

This week I'm joined by Karl Erikson or Famecrawler and other outlets. We'll be discussing creepy parents who want to dress their kids in leopard print pants, and other topics. Tune in!

This week, Shannon and Brett discuss adoption.

Babble Talk Radio, this week with Madeline Holler discussing why some many kids these days are so freakin' obnoxious.

The second Babble Radio show on BlogTalkRadio. Today with Whit Honea of FameCrawler, DadCentric, and other outlets.

Trying this out for the first time. If it works we'll be back.