Hosted by Joel and Duncan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 45 episodes
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Dads discuss life in Japan. Through anecdotes and stories and from the perspective of dads living in Japan, the aim is to share insights about the complexities, curiosities and challenges of fathering in Japan.
Joel and Duncan hosts Dad Club Japan, a kids show with 45 episodes published.
Send a text Have you ever wondered what a podcast recording might sound like if recorded live in a pub on a Friday night in Fukuoka? Well, this episode provides the answer! Duncan and Joel caught up for one last episode
Send a text A native of Hannover, Germany, Felix joined Joel and Duncan to talk parenting, the joys of living in Fukuoka compared to Tokyo, and his passion project that aims to bring more exposure to international busine
Send a text In this episode of the Dad Club Japan Podcast, Christian—an Australian YouTuber now living in Fukuoka—shares his personal journey of moving to Japan, getting married, and becoming a stepfather to an 11-year-o
Send a text Shaun is from Seattle. In his early 20s, he has a depth of experience and thoughtfulness one doesn't usually discover in someone his age. He shares with Duncan and Joel his past struggles with substances and
Send a text Duncan and Joel met with Marco at the top of a mountain in rural Fukuoka to sit down and find out who he is: A globe-trotting dad, cheese artisan, and outdoor adventure guide. Originally from Italy and Argent
Send a text We thought we should take aim at AI because recently it has been discussed by the people around us, particularly our last guest, Dan. We don't pretend to know much about AI, just some basics. But it has had s
Send a text In this special episode of Dad Club Japan , recorded live at the Kyushu ELT Expo in Seinan University in Fukuoka, Duncan and Joel sat down with six dads and one foreign mother to talk about the realities of p
Send a text Dan is a relative newcomer to Fukuoka, and a first time guest on the show. After living in Singapore for a handful of years, and teaching in many different countries, Dan and his family finally settled on Fuk
Send a text In this episode of Dad Club Japan , Duncan and Joel get real about some of the more challenging and frustrating aspects of life in Japan. From bureaucratic headaches to spoken and unspoken social rules, they
Send a text Duncan and Joel discuss whether there are enough reasons to continue this podcast. Duncan talks sobriety for 60 days as his focus needs to be on point. Joel discusses a possible sponsor for the show. Thanks f
Send a text A solo episode this time around with Duncan speaking to a very special and highly anticipated guest and our second 'non-Dad' voice on the podcast. The two of them discuss growing up in Japan as a child of mix
Send a text Duncan and Joel reconnect after a 2 month absence to discuss new plans and goals for 2025. Joel admits to having a goal of creating videos for Youtube for a whole year (gulp!). Duncan is laser-focused on his
Send a text This episode features our friend, Lance. He joins us in the record room to discuss his past 2 years sailing the Pacific coast from Canada to Columbia and plenty of blue sea in between. Lance left behind the s
Send a text Duncan and Joel sit down with Alex - finally! - to discuss some of the biggest changes in his life that have happened in Japan, and as a result of being in Japan. Coming from Queensland, Australia, Alex knew
Send a text Our guest this episode is Evan. He came well prepared to discuss the changes in his life and the adjustments he has made after moving from Japan to the UK and back to Japan again. A Scottish father of two tee
Send a text This episode is different. We did not edit this episode. It is in its original, unaltered form. It is so different in fact, that it actually ends abruptly. OK, so we ran out of battery power on our recorder,
Send a text The first guest of 2024 on the Dad Club Japan podcast is Adrian. Living in Cambodia with his Japanese wife and 3 year old daughter, he runs a charity that provides quality teaching materials to native Cambodi
Send a text Duncan and Joel discuss a Dads get - together (piss up) where they find out they've reached real listeners and have actually helped them! Further promises are made to connect with Dads on Instagram at Dad Clu
Send a text Joel poses a question to Duncan in this episode: What are your values? Joel tries to explain what he defines as 'values', and gives an example of what one of his values is. He then admits that although his va
Send a text Duncan discusses his experience back in the UK during the Christmas/New Years holidays. Although a mostly positive experience, aware that he did a brilliant job at keeping everyone happy but he expresses some
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