No-Good Parents Ariel and Bryan

Ariel and Bryan take a break from scenarios to give you some honest thoughts on the show, thus far. More No-Good scenarios, stories, news, food pairings and music coming in 2022!

'Twas the week before Christmas, and all through your house / You can hear Ariel and Bryan and the views they espouse / On the joys and the challenges that we all face/ With children at Christmas and keeping traditions in place / Now Christmas may seem like a time of glad tiding / But you're rarely alone in the fears that you're hiding / That you may not survive until the New Year / Without Bryan's foolproof holiday pairing suggestions of liquor, wine, and beer.

In an extra special, extra Christmas-y episode, Ariel and Bryan discuss some No-Good Santa stories and scenarios! He's the star of the main event, the one, the only.... Jolly Old Saint Nick himself. And Santa, if you're listening....Ariel's been a very good girl this year.

"Pokes" might hurt a little, but they protect a lot. Ariel & Bryan may not agree on much, but both of them believe there are ways to make your kids' doctor visits and getting shots more manageable. Their suggestions, as always, are... innovative? Decide for yourself whether magic spells or scary threats are the right parenting techniques for you, fellow no-good parent.

Children are a blessing for which we are thankful...but celebrating the great, traditional American holiday of Thanksgiving with a bunch of hooligans who chew with their mouths wide open and won't eat half of the elaborate dishes we've slaved over in the kitchen isn't always the picture of pure joy we would hope for. Ariel and Bryan dive into some parenting struggles surrounding turkey day, in anticipation of diving into plates smothered in gravy washed down with alcohol.

To screen time or not to screen time, that is the question... Ariel & Bryan discuss various issues relevant to parenting in the modern tech-driven world. As always, listen if you'd like to laugh with and/or at them and feel better about your own parenting choices and philosophies.