Podcast appearances and mentions of christine coppa

BHL: Just Saying -- In this episode hosts April Daniels and Diann Valentine discuss love, sex and relationships. The main topic of discussion for the night is Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am... but the kid ain't mine! We're also going to go into discussing Break Babies: Children left in broken marriages. And be sure to stick around for our Momma's Baby, Daddy's Maybe discussion where we look at kids who don't exactly look like their dads. It's going to get heated! All this and more on today's Just Saying on BHL! Tiffney Cambridge guests. Link to Christine Coppa's open letter: http://www.parenting.com/blogs/mamas-boy/christine-coppa/open-letter-urbanmidwiferycom

Sunday is Father's Day. Today I'm going to talk about how to show your kids to stand up for themselves without letting them think that it's OK to yell at people. I tend to be a pain in the ass when it comes to customer service people, not because I like arguing, because I can't stand getting jerked around. Speaking of being jerked around, I'll share with you my personal collection of Anthony Weiner jokes (bandwagon, anyone?), and also tell you why I hate politics. Getting back to Father's Day, our friend Christine Coppa interviewed Adrian Grenier from Entourage about his new movie A Shot In The Dark, which is about him looking for his dad. Hits home for her, and me too. Also: what is the right age to let your kids watch videos on YouTube? After that, who knows? I like talking. Call in, jump in the chat room, just don't tweet me a picture of your junk. I'm not interested.

In this June 10 Voice America radio show, host Mikki Morrissette talks with Christine Coppa, of Glamour, who gave up a kind of "Sex in the City" Carrie Bradshaw life when she unexpectedly conceived. What can she tell us about life as a single parent, compared to the freedom of her pre-mom years?

Christine Coppa joins us today to discuss her book book Rattled!: A Memoir. Plus I talk about my 20th HS reunion, and share some of the most interesting comments from Babble.com's blogs. And I'll probably have an opinion about something.