Thanks for joining us. I'm John Fuller along with Dr. Danny

De Guerta who heads up our parenting department here and Danny let me just have you go

back into your childhood. Who was somebody that you considered a hero

as you were growing up?

I watched a lot of Westerns, and so I would have to say

there were certain gun slingers that I look up to.

How about you? That's funny besides

Superman and Michael Jordan. Oh there would really I'd go to I go to my

grandpa. My grandpa was an amazing man. He was so strong. He was humble. He loved God with all his hard, loved his family with everything

he had as well. He was a beekeeper, he was a gardener. He lived simply, he wasn't pursuing things, but he was pursuing life and he loved people

and was playful and fun to be with.

As a little kid, I really loved spending time with him.

And I remember that first summer that I spent with him. I did not

speak English and he didn't speak Spanish and yet three months we spent together

doing gardening and beekeeping and I just loved being by his side.

His influence lives on in you, doesn't it?

Yes, yes it does.

Yeah, wow.

Well, let's go ahead and hear from Lisa Joe Baker who

chatted with Jean Daly and

folks President Jim Daly about teaching your kids

about real heroes.

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