3 chapters across the catalog
A personal anecdote about using a physical leash for a toddler in airports leads to a discussion on modern technological alternatives. The concept of using GPS-enabled necklaces and smartphone apps to create "geofences" for children is explored. The hosts joke about the potential for "shock collars" to train children for a future of societal compliance.
Child Leashes, Parenting Debates, Marijuana Smoke
The hosts engage in a heated debate over the use of child leashes. Adam Curry admits to using one for his children, while Dvorak expresses strong disapproval, calling it "wrong." Curry defends the practice as a safety measure for active children, while Dvorak jokes about blowing marijuana smoke in a child's face as an alternative calming method.
The Sunday Times recently featured various GPS and RF devices designed for parents to track their children. This leads to a debate between the hosts regarding the ethics and practicality of using child leashes in public places like airports.
