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Submitted by Amber Johnson on January 8, 2008 – 2:37 pmNo Comment

Mile High Mamas was featured on 850 KOA this morning (click here to listen). The illustrious Robbyn Hart does a special segment called “Your Kids” on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:20 and 8:20 a.m. She covers everything from nifty tech toys to dealing with night terrors. Oh, and cool online mama communities, of course.

When I informed my husband Jamie that Robbyn Hart wanted to interview me, he was ecstatic. He has listened to her news reports for years and started rattling off all her factoids:

“Did you know she played college basketball? That she had twins a few years back and then went on maternity leave for a while blah blah blah.”

Just as he was starting to get creepy, I cut him off. You know, before the word stalker came to mind.

During the actual interview, I was balancing a sick, fussy baby with a hellacious Barney marathon in the background in my train-wreck-of-a-house.

Just keeping it real, mamas. Keeping it real.