Chico takes an interesting approach to a frustration in his life (what his parents tell him to do) by projecting himself into their role (what it will be like when Chico is a parent).
To make his point, he uses rules, humor and interviews with experts, including
his own parents.
The piece is delivered well and easy to track. Chico is also a cool enough guy to admit that his father is right (at least once) and tell his mother - on tape - that he loves her.
Chico, way to bridge the gap with your parents. I hope you turn out to be as good of a parent as you want to be!
PS Keep up the good radio work.
Review of Parenting Pointers
Tripp Sommer
Posted on June 11, 2006 at 04:12 PM
Chico takes an interesting approach to a frustration in his life (what his parents tell him to do) by projecting himself into their role (what it will be like when Chico is a parent).
To make his point, he uses rules, humor and interviews with experts, including
his own parents.
The piece is delivered well and easy to track. Chico is also a cool enough guy to admit that his father is right (at least once) and tell his mother - on tape - that he loves her.
Chico, way to bridge the gap with your parents. I hope you turn out to be as good of a parent as you want to be!
PS Keep up the good radio work.