How to Guide Our Sons, Death, & The Karate Kid

Zen Pop

Todd and Cathy Adams

Society & Culture, Arts, Tv & Film

4.9 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2012

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

How do we teach our sons to respect women? It starts with women loving themselves. Todd and Cathy discuss Jada Pinkett Smith’s Facebook post and how degrading women hurts men just as much. They also discuss Cathy’s latest blog about self love, how to talk to our kids about death, and how much they love the original Karate Kid.

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0:00.0	Hello, my name is Todd Adams.
0:05.9	Mrs. Kathy Adams.
0:06.9	Welcome back, Zen Parenting Radio.
0:08.3	We are talking about guys, boys, girls.
0:14.0	We are?
0:14.2	Girls.
0:14.8	We're talking about the importance of women being their full selves and how important that is for men to be their full selves.
0:25.6	And educating our sons to grow up to be respectful of women for their own goodness.
0:31.6	Exactly. Perfect. It's not just about be respectful of women because you have to or because women are better or all that stuff that we do that divides us.
0:41.6	It's that being respectful toward women affects men also.
0:47.8	Right.
0:48.1	It's affecting them also.
0:49.3	It affects it.
0:50.0	Yeah, I like that word.
0:51.1	It affects them right now because we're seeing it.
0:53.6	Even though I don't know if it's effect with an A or an E.
0:56.7	I think it's E.
0:57.9	I never quite got that.
0:59.6	You know, me neither.
1:00.7	And you know, your sister posted something on Facebook one day to explain it, and I didn't integrate it.
1:04.5	In one ear and out the other.
1:05.6	I know.
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