Hello, everybody. My name is Todd Adams.

This is Kathy Adams.

Welcome back to another episode of SED Parenthood Radio.

We are all over the board, as usual.

What does that mean?

It means that we've got like 85 different subjects that we want to cover the next 29 minutes.

Okay, well, say what the big one is.

How to deal, how to react when somebody says something that you're in complete disagreement with.

Okay.

So this could be something small like a friend. This could be political. This could be...

This could be, say, a morning talk show host that came on the air last week and said some, what most people

consider pretty offensive things to a certain woman from Georgetown University. Right, which in this

story has kind of run its course because there's been some

apologies and such. But I think what came up, it's still a relevant topic because a lot

gets brought up when something like this happens, not just how we feel about what he said

or didn't say, but about how we as a country respond to things like this.

What is our response when, you know, I'm just repeating what you said, when people say things

we don't agree with, how do we respond?

So you and I had a lot of dialogue over the last few days about this, and it's safe to say. We could just come out and say that we disagree with

what this morning talk show guy said. That's safe to say. And that's the thing is I hope

that, you know, I, let's not, even he disagrees. Right. That's what I was going to say is I'm not,

I don't want to get into the political aspects of what he believes in politically and what,

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