Stacey Robinsmith is A Dad in the Burbs: Recent Episodes
Stacey Robinsmith is A Dad in the Burbs
In which I discussed how we manage to cool off or not cool off during the current heat wave.
We live podcast the chaos of the school drop off zone. A place where the laws of physics and the laws of the road do not apply.
In which we discuss and marvel at the 888 pandas here at Metropolis in the Metrotown mall.
In which we discuss our thoughts and feelings and impressions about going camping. It was a very positive experience this time. All things considered.
In which we discussed the emotional and psychological benefits of getting outside in nature and walking amongst the trees.
In which we think about those who’ve gone before us and try to piece together what their lives were like through the clues of the architecture that they have left behind.
We went camping and we learned a very important lesson. We learned about what is the most important thing to bring along when camping.
In which we discuss the reasons we like to go camping. Or in my case, the reasons I don’t like to go camping.
A conversation with my kids about some of the things that they learned this school year.
There’s so many things that society makes you think you need to buy as a new parent. I cut through the bologna and here are three things that you should not ever buy.
In which I discuss some of the vehicles I’ve owned which have great sentimental value to my life.
Yesterday I talked about the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Las Vegas Golden Knights being in the Stanley Cup finals. Today I correct my error.
In which I comment on the hockey hot beds of Las Vegas and Tampa Bay and also the NBA finals.
Yesterday I talked about concerts that I really enjoyed. Today it’s the concerts I would’ve liked to have attended
A quick talk about my trip to the BC Tech Summit and how technology is influencing every facet of our economy.
We discuss our favourite characters from Harry Potter as well as the benefits of watching the movie or reading the book.
In which I rant about pedestrians who don’t even give a cursory look to the left or the right before stepping onto the street.
My buddy and I took off up into the mountains for a motorcycle ride. I learned that it is better to roll on the throttle than it is to hesitate.
Riding a motorcycle is my metaphor for life today. You need to know when to open up the throttle, and when to make a hard turn. Motorcycles!
Driving through the Fraser Valley I was shocked at the number of RVs I saw parked and rotting into the Earth.
The popular meme about “We F-ing Love Science” got me thinking. Do we really love and respect science?
April 20th is "420". The day a "festival" is held for people who want celebrate smoking dope. My thoughts on this event are not all positive.
When you hear someone say, "When I was a young fella" you usually prepare for an "old man shaking fist" rant. Yeah, that applies to this podcast!
The kids told me a “kid joke”. I thought, that’s actually funny. Then I tried to record them. That was funny. Not really.
Tesla had an unfortunate incident with a self driving car. You may not realize, there are self driving vehicles safely operating all over the world.
There was an ugly incident in a Starbucks recently. Putting aside the ugliness of what happened, you can see a perfect example of "white privilege" in action.
I attended the Peter Frampton and Steve Miller Band concert. My thoughts on the show and a funny memory about a friend seeing Aerosmith perform live.
People seem to be aghast that Facebook knows so much about them. The truth is, FB only knows what you told them!
A buddy of mine turned 55 yesterday. Another buddy started collecting his pension last fall. When did we get “old”? Are we old?
Everyday we pack our kids a lunch. Everyday they bring that lunch home and dump it into the compost bucket.
In which I ponder the question, if I could live anywhere in the wirld, where would that be?
In which I pause a think about the stages that children go through and the impact on us, their parents.