do do do to do where we go my name is todd this is kathy welcome back to another episode of zen parenting

radio this is podcast number 460 460 460 sweetie those are all even numbers in case you

know actually i don't even know zero is even. It's just kind of doesn't exist.

Zero doesn't exist. Okay. Yeah, say that to mathematicians. Maybe it exists. I don't know.

It's got something to, I don't know, somebody invented math. Certainly wasn't me. So why isn't

a parenting radio? Because you'll feel outstanding and who doesn't want to feel outstanding.

And I always remember our motto, which is that the best predictor of a child's

well-being is a parent's self-understanding. On today's show, I don't really have a whole lot,

but my sweetie does. This is what I did to get ready for the show. I just listened to some of

some funny clips from the movie New Girl or from the TV show New Girl.

It's not a movie.

And Kathy's been just jotting notes down for the last five minutes and I have no idea what it's about.

Well, can I tell you something funny?

Because I'll tell you what we'll talk about in a second.

But I just opened this Rolling Stone magazine because I get it on my phone, you know?

Sure.

And the top two articles are meth

is making a comeback. Great. Yay. And the other one is white nationalists fume over Taylor Swift's

Senate endorsement. When, since when did we care? Yeah. Why is this news? Why? And when I say that,

I care about Taylor Swift's endorsement, but since when are we keeping track of white nationalists

being angry about things? There's probably a lot of people that are either for or against the fact

that T. Swizzle decided to endorse somebody, but why white nationalists are high on the list of people that we

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