Super Tuesday III, Tech-Healthy Families, Lucky in Love

Super Tuesday III (17:21) Joe Cannon is the CEO of the Fuel Freedom Foundation, former Chairman of the Utah Republican Party, past assistant administrator in the US EPA, and editor of the Deseret News. Joe Cannon shares his thoughts on the Ohio and Florida Primaries  Ten Traits of Tech-Healthy Families (1:03:41) Janell Burley Hofmann is a speaker and consultant on technology, media, health, relationships and personal growth. Technology has become so integrated into our everyday lives that it’s not unusual to see toddlers with iPads or iPods. The kicker is that sometimes they can work the gadgets better than their parents. This saturation of technology in everyday life may have some parents asking the question, “Is our family “tech-healthy”? What kinds of boundaries ought to be set to create a healthy and happy family adept at modern technology? Janell Burley Hofmann shares her article “10 Traits of Tech-Healthy Families”.  Coaches Corner: Mindful Tech (1:29:05) Dr. Matt Townsend points out that a parent can't help their child control their tech habits if the parent is addicted to their phones, tablets and computers. Dr. Townsend also covers some news that is not making headlines.  Who Gets Lucky in Love (1:50:21) Suzanne Degges-White, professor and chair of the Counseling, Adult and Higher Education department at Northern Illinois University. Sometimes we see other people so happy in life and love and wonder how everyone else ends up so lucky. Why did he luck out with a beautiful wife and family while you are still searching? Why did she luck out with a doting fiancé while you just got dumped? Suzanne Degges-White explains why some people seem so lucky in relationships compared to others and how you can get start finding your own pot of gold.