Worse Behaved Kids, Life of J.R.R. Tolkien, Rescued Food, No More Scams, Mommy Shaming

Todays Kids are Worse Behaved (00:00) Author, journalist, and parent educator Katherine Reynolds Lewis talks about why it is harder for today's kids to behave than for their predecessors. Life of J.R.R. Tolkien (14:30) Mark Atherton, Oxford professor, author, and Tolkien scholar, discusses about the man behind the famous "The Lord of the Rings" series. Cultivate: Rescued Food (35:45) Jim Conklin, co-founder and president of the Cultivate Culinary School in Southbend, Indiana, talks about the efforts his school is going to to repurpose unused food from local schools to help kids in need. Here's To You, Mom (48:04) Lisa shares funny moments collected from mothers and a few submitted nominations for the "Noms For Moms" Mother's Day Contest. No More Scams (59:05) Stacey Wood, clinical neuropsychologist and professor at Scripps College, explains how to spot scammers and what to do to avoid them. Mommy Shaming (1:16:55) Susan Madsen, professor at Utah Valley University, explains what "mommy-shaming" is, where it comes from, and how we can overcome it.