As a mom, I would feel so guilty about screen time.

Turning on the TV felt like handing my kids a bowl of candy and turning it off became a battle.

So when I discovered Sherwood Kids, an app full of audio stories and low stimulation shows, I had to try it.

And honestly, at first, it was a big adjustment.

My kids were just used to the sensory overload style of most shows.

But I stuck with it because when they were on Sherwood, I could literally see their imaginations

working.

Now they're asking for Sherwood, and I'm thrilled to say yes.

Their favorite show, work and wonder, is all about blue-collar jobs and the reward of hard work.

They love it, and I love that they love it.

So if you're tired of worrying about what your kids are watching and the negative impact it's having,

and you just want something normal again, something that's genuinely good for them, I can't recommend Sherwood enough.

You can learn more at sherwoodkids.com.

I have to say, and Stu, I think you'll agree with me, today we cover the least surprising

news of the decade.

There's been a lot of surprises.

There's been a lot of, holy crap, what? Didn't see

that one coming. But I think on everyone's bingo card was Joe Biden pardons Hunter. Uh, but it means

something. We have Peter Schweizer on to talk about it. Uh, also a story of a woman being arrested

for letting her son take a walk.

He was 10, two days or three days away from being 11.

They live in a town of under 400 people.

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