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Thirty years ago -- in the second year of our marriage -- my husband Gene and I (with our toddler Brooke in tow) took -- what turned out to be -- a glorious two month motor trip across Canada and Alaska -- starting in Quebec and winding up in British Columbia. I still smile as I think of Gene shaving in our motor home’s rear view mirror on a cool morning by a pristine lake in Yukon Territory. I still cherish the extraordinary kindness of a farmer in Saskatchewan who rescued us from a ditch when our vehicle slid down an embankment. I still fill up with awe as I recall the staggering beauty of the Canadian Rockies. I still feel the excitement of the chuck wagon races at the Calgary Stampede, still ooh at the kick of the kitsch in Dawson’s Creek, still savor the aroma of Montreal’s culinary delights, still cherish my familial connections to Nova Scotia, still marvel at the enduring culture and artistry of the Tlingit, still delight in the metropolitan flair of Ottawa, Canada’s capitol city.

Two years prior to this journey, Gene and I made our way -- in a Chevy Blazer -- across the United States stopping to applaud the precise timing of Old Faithful at Yellowstone, to laugh at the delightful antics of the black-tailed prairie dogs near Devil’s Tower in Wyoming, to estimate the miles to the next grain silo on the Great Plains, to marvel at all the wares (a jackalope?) on offer at Wall Drug . . . another wonderful adventure!ow we’ve auctioned our home and most the contents and are making the final preparations to hit the road again but -- this time -- in a truck with a 38-foot fifth wheel trailer and with Mac and Molly, our sibling pair of four-year-old Old English Sheepdogs, along for the ride. With no specific itinerary, we'll travel about the United States and Canada reporting from the well-traveled thoroughfares and lightly-traveled lanes on the joys and challenges of sharing the open road with two-hundred-plus-pounds of dog. We’ll give you a heads up on what's dog-friendly along the way and we'll seek out the usual and the unusual, the celebrated and the hidden. We’ll report on fascinating places and events, intriguing trends, creative artists, unusual hobbyists, hard workers, odd jobbers, cutting-edge technology and old-time pleasures. Listeners may expect the light-hearted and the serious, entertainment, information, insights, passion, a fresh eye . . . all depending on the subject matter for each particular show. So come along as we head off . . . On the Road with Mac and Molly! PetLifeRadio.com - On The Road with Mac and Molly - Pets & Animals on Pet Life Radio
Raising Playful Tots is a weekly show for Mums which offers practical play ideas & shares resources on raising playful tots.

This show is not designed to provide a one size fits all type of play idea but instead give a different direction to your play activities with your baby, toddler, preschooler or Kindergartner.( Under 5yrs child). By taking the focus off toys that do everything to learning how to experience and encourage playful moments with your child using natural, simple and appropriate materials. Raising Playful Tots
Welcome to Your Toddler, the last in the series of Bounty guides designed to bring you expert help and advice on pregnancy and parenting. We hope youre still enjoying all the benefits of being a Bounty Club member. Weve put together this guide especially for parents of one to three year olds. In this podcast series we talk about toddler development, from those first steps to potty training. Listen on to find out more about nutrition, sleep, safety and tantrums, and enjoy those precious toddler years. Dont forget, for more tips and advice, just visit Bounty.com to chat to other mums like you. You can trust Bounty for the right advice at the right time. This podcast was recorded and produced by podcastvoices.com. All material is copyright. Your Toddler Podcast from Bounty.com
As a child I learned the hard way that nothing is more valuable, important or fragile in life than good health. As an adult I've extensively studied the business and science of health and healing. After college, I went to work in the pharmaceutical industry. First, I worked in research and then sales including 8 years of selling cancer chemotherapy for Bristol-Myers Squibb. I loved that job and was very successful at it. But gradually, my beliefs changed. After learning, first hand, from many top medical oncologist's that an increasing number of cancers today are environmentally caused from toxic chemicals in our everyday lives that overwhelm our bodies, my focus shifted. Realizing that filling cancer patients with chemotherapy drugs to the brink of death and then pulling them back before they cross over into death didn't address the underlying problem, I became uninterested that approach. I wanted to understand how to prevent not just cancer, but illness in general, and how people can treat and cure illnesses without pharmaceutical drugs. I wasn't interested in how to prolong a patient’s life after a disease has disabled their body.

So, after 12 years in the pharmaceutical industry, I quit. My boss and my co-workers were shocked and actually I was too. But I sincerely wanted to focus on natural, preventative approaches to preserving health more than focusing on how to use toxic chemical drugs to mask disease and disguise symptoms. I no longer believed that the pharmaceutical industry offered the only answers or even acceptable answers for me to maintain my good health and my family’s. Despite the fact that I look back fondly on my pharmaceutical years, I am now - officially - a pharmaceutical industry drop-out.

I was grateful that I was able to be a stay-at-home Mom for the next few years. I loved every minute of it. During those years I read a lot about the toxic chemical additives in everyday products and the more I learned, the more determined I became to eliminate them from my family’s life. Knowing that toxic chemical additives Might be at the root of my then toddler daughter’s skin problems, I knew what my next step needed to be. I had to put my actions where my heart was. I had to help my daughter. Since I couldn't find a company that sold chemical free personal care products I founded one that did. I ran that company until I sold it in September of 2008.

I was honored to be named as one of Time Magazine’s Mompreneurs (moms who start companies based on the needs of their children) in 2005, and to be the focus in an article in Investor’s Business Daily shortly thereafter followed by Woman’s World Magazine, and The Arizona Republic Newspaper . I was also invited to appear on various TV shows in Phoenix including Sonoran Living, Good Morning Arizona, Arizona Midday Show and the Early Morning Show.

Next, I started the "Chemical Free Living" radio show to talk not only about how to get synthetic chemicals out of our lives but also all aspects of natural healing. I wanted to give environmental medicine and alternative medicine doctors a forum to educate people about non-pharmaceutical alternatives for almost every illness. I wanted listeners to become aware that there are as many ways to heal as there are people on Earth – each person must find the one that works for them. Please join me by listening and calling in to Chemical Free Living every Monday from 11:00 AM until Noon Pacific Time and learn to get the chemicals out of your life and live Healthy! The Healthy Living Is Easy Show™ Cynthia Drasler
In this season Kris and Betsy tackle the hard topics affecting the suburbanite including: business cards for your toddler, the temptation to go Republican, and what happens when you accidentally play "the time I got tested for Herpes" podcast for Grandma. Croncast Season 02 | Life is Show Prep
In this season Kris and Betsy tackle the hard topics affecting the suburbanite including: business cards for your toddler, the temptation to go Republican, and what happens when you accidentally play "the time I got tested for Herpes" podcast for Grandma. Croncast Season 15 | Life is Show Prep
The Parenting Expert podcast is brought to you by Sue Atkins, the author of Raising Happy Children for Dummies and The Parenting Made Easy CDs. Ponderings on parenting from toddler, teen to tearaway! The Sue Atkins Parenting Expert Podcast
"The Way of the Toddler Hour" with hosts (and sisters) Leta and Lori Hamilton is a show unlike any other parenting program you have ever heard. Here we celebrate parenthood as a spiritual path for a journey to inner peace. The Way of The Toddler Hour
Raising Playful Tots is a weekly show for Mums which offers practical play ideas & shares resources on raising playful tots.

This show is not designed to provide a one size fits all type of play idea but instead give a different direction to your play activities with your baby, toddler, preschooler or Kindergartner.( Under 5yrs child). By taking the focus off toys that do everything to learning how to experience and encourage playful moments with your child using natural, simple and appropriate materials.
Raising Playful Tots
Single Jewish Dad meets single Catholic girl. They fall in love. Is she ready to be a stepmom to a toddler when she wasn't planning to be a mom at all? Is he ready to declare her Mrs. Right for him and his son? He's in sales. She's a comic. Two thirty-somethings find common ground in the midst of baby mama drama, disapproving parents (hers) and one adorable little boy. Step Baby Maybe

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