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The thing that I fought tooth and nail to bring my son into is Dungeons and Dragons.

That is the ultimate solution to parenthood.

I'm Alexis O'Hannion. In my podcast, Business Dad, I'm hoping to open up the conversation about balancing careers and family.

I talked to Rain Wilson.

I wanted to learn more about Rain's advice to play D&D with your kids.

Business status available now, so be sure to listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, my name is Adam Gidwitz. I'm an author. I'm also a storyteller. I like telling all kinds of

stories, but I especially like telling grim fairy tales.

You may think you know grim fairy tales, and you may think that they are sweet and boring.

But listen, those tales you heard were the cute, happy little kid bedtime versions of the grim tales.

The original grim fairy tales aren't like that at all. They're weird

and sometimes gross and often scary. In other words, they're grim. And I'm about to host

a virtual storytelling session and tell one of the original grim, grim tales to a bunch of kids.

Do you want to join me?

Do you want to hear a grim fairy tale?

I don't know if you said yes or no, because I can't hear you.

So let me help you decide.

This is the second part of a tale called No Eyes, One Eye, Two Eyes, Three Eyes.

If you haven't listened to Part 1 yet, you're going to want to go back and listen to that first.

On a scale of grim, grimmer, and grimist, this second part of the story is grim.

The exciting adventure continues with lots of action and lots of suspense.

If I get to a part of the story and you start to feel scared or uncomfortable, this is what you could do.

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