Family Podcast (ABC RN)
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Episodes
My Feed: @MrJoshEarl
7/22/2016
From satirical parenting guides to things that can get in the sea, Josh Earl's feed is all about entertainment.
Duration:00:09:43
Message in a bottle
7/21/2016
A message in a bottle arrives at a time of need.
Duration:00:07:11
Who took Mom to the Prom?
7/21/2016
An unforeseeable coincidence leads a mother and daughter to realise they're not so different after all.
Duration:00:03:27
Your worst nightmare: sleep deprivation in children
7/20/2016
What makes one child a good sleeper and another, not?
Duration:00:11:27
Thumb suckers and nail biters may have fewer allergies
7/19/2016
New research has found that children who suck their thumbs or bite their nails are less likely to have allergies in childhood and adulthood
Duration:00:13:03
My dad wrote a porno
7/14/2016
It’s not often you find out that your Mum or Dad is writing erotic fiction...Jamie Morton shares with Cassie McCullagh what he did with his Dad’s book Belinda Blinked
Duration:00:14:39
I scream, you scream, we all scream for screen time: peering through the eyes of digital natives
7/13/2016
Analogue parents and digital kids - the new generation gap and how to bridge it.
Duration:00:09:36
Muslim mums
7/11/2016
For Muslim mothers in western Sydney, parenting has its own set of issues.
Duration:00:25:48
Wake up baby!
7/6/2016
An atmospheric journey into the sometimes unsettling world of "reassuring" technology
Duration:00:28:14
The Wrap: Brexit, marriage equality and Nigeria
7/1/2016
'The Wrap' is RN Drive's summary of the biggest stories of the week, plus some you may have missed.
Duration:00:21:13
Should we be raising our boys differently?
6/29/2016
Despite the challenges of the 21st century, the nuts and bolts of raising boys from infancy to manhood are the same.
Duration:00:21:54
Sinodinos speaks of plebiscite predicament and workplace relations concern
6/29/2016
Polls will close in just 72 hours. It might seem like a strange time for same-sex marriage to re-emerge as the biggest issue of the day.
Duration:00:12:20
My sperm keeps knocking on my door
6/28/2016
A five year old asked to meet her sperm donor father.
Duration:00:27:53
Where do you belong?
6/25/2016
RN's My Place digital storytelling project is all about the meaning we derive from place and belonging. Awaye! presenter Daniel Browning is from Fingal, a sand peninsula on the far north coast of New South Wales between the Tweed River and the Pacific Ocean - a place that is pounded by king tides and battered by erosion.
Duration:00:05:24
Love Wins: Same-sex marriage, the US and Australia
6/23/2016
Jim Obergefell's story of love and litigation and how he and partner John's activism lead to the US Supreme court recognising same sex marriage.
Duration:00:15:36
Cannabis use could damage generations
6/20/2016
What if marijuana use is not just damaging your health but the health of the next three generations in your family, because of passing on damaged DNA?
Duration:00:15:25
Federal politics: Medicare scare, plebiscite blockage, Chloe Shorten and the 'fake' tradie
6/20/2016
Labor's 'Medicare scare' continues to reverberate around the federal election echo chamber. Is it giving the Coalition a taste of its own medicine?
Duration:00:13:35
Daughter of Desmond Tutu reacts to Orlando shootings and discusses her own same sex marriage
6/14/2016
Reverend Canon Mpho Tutu van Furth followed her father into South Africa's Anglican church, but has recently stepped down because of her own marriage.
Duration:00:09:00
Re-wild the child
6/12/2016
Guardian columnist George Monbiot argues that the more time children spend in the wild, the more they thrive in school and in life. And, according to Dr Rachael Sharman, this idea is backed by new research into the benefits of nature-based, unstructured play.
Duration:00:26:37
Milking the mummy dollar
6/8/2016
If you are planning on selling something to a group of mothers, then you have your work cut out for you.
Duration:00:30:54