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Melyssa's got something going on in her inhaler. One hit and she's randy for David Duchovny. It almost spread to the rest of us. Melyssa and Dave to go a benefit and see a bunch of hair cover bands. There's not good stuff in what we call our food. Beaver Anal Glands? Who decided that was a good idea? Dave messes up a job interview and one of his students pulls off a Michael Jackson impersonation - complete with crotch grab. Music: The Yo-Yo's - The Mole In The Hole* Camera Obscura - My Maudlin Career Madness - Forever Young Simone - Love Me Or Leave Me Melanie Zipin - What Does It Mean *Warning: this song will never, ever leave your head. Be prepared. Go to www.stuartbedasso.com for video of the song.

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In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com speaks with a physician to learn more about the groups most affected by the swine flu virus, as well as what steps to take to avoid becoming sick, and finally what to do if you start to show symptoms. Distributed by Tubemogul.Author: MojoSupreme Tags: H1N1 Swine Flu influenza flu health pandemic Mexico vaccinations virus illness fever cough immune system symptoms swine vaccine asthma obese Posted: 26 October 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

Here are answers to questions on pharmacy contamination and asthma medications.

Many questions have arisen about H1N1, otherwise known as Swine Flu. We ask physician Dr. Pierre-Paul Tellier everything you need to know to stay safe.

Erick and Melyssa give us a primer on how asthmatics can have sex. H-O-T! Dave meets the girl of his dreams...his racist, gun-toting, lutefisk-eating dreams. He may need a safe house. Mike Tyson cries on the Oprah. Like any of us, he just needs a hug. Erick and Melyssa are ass...uh people. What does Dave like? Boobs, Rochester, boooooooob-sa! Music: The Relations - Puddin -n- Tang Digital Underground - The Odd Couple Julia Nunes - Maybe I Will The Lobster Quadrille - A Man's Bound To Suffer Ecomog - In The Air

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A recent USA Today article by Sharon Jayson claims that families are more in harmony now then ever before.  Certainly since the Boomers were kids.  Paige and I discuss this fascinating article which compares today s families to the discord endured by families in the 60s and 70s.  How s your family harmony doing?  Thanks to Dixie for sponsoring our show! Today s Asthma Tip:  Grass and tree pollen are common spring asthma triggers.  Try to keep young children with asthma indoors on those dry, hot, windy days.  Keeping windows closed and using an air conditioner may also be helpful.  Visit www.AsthmaTRACKTest.com to learn more about common asthma triggers. Click here to listen to the show with images. Click here to listen to the show. 00:00  MommyCast Show #383 00:48  Asthma Tip for the Day! 01:07  Families in Harmony

Paige and I now have three teens between us.  *Sigh*  Aside from the fact they have grown up way too fast, we are now faced with the MOST difficult stage of parenting (our opinion).  I liken it to the end of a long race.  We are in the home stretch and either you kick it into high gear, or you lose.  Problem is, we re TIRED!  And, we don t see a lot of other parents of teens offering much advice.  I think they are too busy trying to win the race to blog about it!  Seems like there could be more commiserating out there!  Thanks to Dixie for sponsoring our show! Asthma Tip of the Day! Have you completed your TRACK test yet!  TRACK is a simple tool caregivers can use to help determine if their child s breathing problems are under control.  Remember TRACK is for all young kids with frequent respiratory problems, not just those who have been formally diagnosed with asthma.  If a child scores 80 or less on TRACK then their breathing problems may not be under control.  Try it out at www.asthmaTRACKtest.com and talk to your child s doctor about the results. Click here to listen to the show with images. Click here to listen to the show. 00:00  MommyCast Show #382 00:50  Asthma Tip of the Day! 01:21  Staying on Top of Teens

Paige has just completed not one, but two trips to Ohio. In a car. With all of the kids. She survived, thankfully! And now she is preparing for the family trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Phew! She s going to need a vacation from her vacation! Our song is Not Sick of Summer by I Am Three. Thanks to Dixie for sponsoring our show! Today s Asthma Tip: Although 80 percent of children with asthma demonstrate symptoms before age 5, there are limitations to objective lung function tests for children in this age group, making it difficult to asses respiratory and asthma control in young children. Now parents can use the simple TRACK test to help determine if their child s breathing problems are under control. Download TRACK at www.AsthmaTRACKtest.com. Click here to listen to the show with images. Click here to listen to the show. 00:00 MommyCast Show #379 00:52 Asthma Tip! 01:22 Paige s Ohio Trips 10:21 Getting Ready for the Beach! 20:00 Not Sick of Summer by I Am Three

Asthma can be deadly if not diagnosed and treated properly. Dr. Jordan Josephson, a leading ear, nose and throat surgeon, explains the causes and symptoms of asthma and how to keep it under control.