
<p>This is the one everyone’s been waiting for… the birth story!</p><p>Nick and Bea finally sit down to tell us the wild, emotional, and downright unbelievable story of how their son Zion came into the world. From Texas...


Dad Easy is a podcast about stepping into fatherhood with honesty, intention, and heart. Created by Nick and Bea as a private audio journal for their future kids, it’s become a space for real, unfiltered conversations about the fears, questions, and growth that come with becoming a dad. Each episode explores identity, partnership, and purpose—without pretending to have all the answers. Whether you’re a new dad, aspiring dad, or just curious about fatherhood, Dad Easy reminds you that you don’t have to do it alone.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDad Easy is a podcast about stepping into fatherhood with honesty, intention, and heart. Created by Nick and Bea as a private audio journal for their future kids, it’s become a space for real, unfiltered conversations about the fears, questions, and growth that come with becoming a dad.
dad easy is hosted by Nick Pags. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Nick DELIVERS THE BABY?! Our Home BIrth Story Gets CRAZY" (11 November 2025, 57 minutes), "Surviving the First 30 Days of Parenthood" (28 October 2025, 58 minutes), and "Why Parenting Doesn't Change You... It Exposes You" (21 October 2025, 12 minutes).
dad easy publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for dad easy is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. dad easy requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. dad easy's contact route on record: public web form.
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Nick Pags hosts dad easy, a kids podcast with 16 episodes published.
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<p>This is the one everyone’s been waiting for… the birth story!</p><p>Nick and Bea finally sit down to tell us the wild, emotional, and downright unbelievable story of how their son Zion came into the world. From Texas...

Episode #15
<p>Nick and Bea are back - and this time, they’re opening up about their first 30 days as parents. </p><p>From sleepless nights to unexpected tears, they share the real and raw side of life with a newborn. Nick reflects...

<p>Nick dives into the first month of fatherhood — the sleepless nights, nonstop rocking, and the wild emotions that come with bringing a newborn home. Between feeding struggles, learning about tongue ties, and figuring...

<p>Becoming a father changed everything. In this raw solo episode, Nick opens up about the whirlwind first month after the birth of his son, Zion. From an unexpected home birth that tested every emotion to the sleepless...

<p>Becoming new parents has been nothing short of life-changing for Nick and Bea. In this episode, they open up about the raw emotions of welcoming their baby boy, Zion, into the world. From the overwhelming rush of...

<p>At the tail end of their pregnancy, Nick and Bea have made a big decision: they’re moving forward with a home birth. This episode is the Part 2 to episode 10, where they share why the birthing center no longer felt...

Episode #10
<p>Our birthing plan flipped - and it’s a controversial topic.</p><p>Nick and Bea dive into one of the most personal and controversial parenting topics: where to give birth. From hospitals to birthing centers to home...

<p>It’s been three months since our last recording, and wow… so much has happened. Bea is now 36 weeks pregnant, which means the countdown is officially on.</p><p>From the massive changes of the third trimester, to...

<p>Becoming a father isn’t just about cribs, diapers, and late-night feedings - it’s about facing the unknown, wrestling with doubt, and realizing how much your heart already knows.</p><p>In this special solo episode...

<p>“Do you still find me attractive?”</p><p>Pregnancy brings body changes, libido shifts, and a whole lot of hilarious, messy, and heartfelt conversations. In this episode, Nick and Bea go deep into what it’s really...

<p>Nick and Bea get real about one of the biggest questions in relationships: “Did I find the right person?” (Spoiler: They’re pretty sure they nailed it.)From kicking things off with a random deep-breathing session to...

<p>“No, no, NO! You can’t do that while pregnant!”</p><p><br /></p><p>Parental advice comes from a place of love, but, sometimes it can be overwhelming. In this episode, Nick and Bea open up about the wave of tips...

<p>Money conversations are never easy, but in this episode, Nick and Bea dive deep into how they’ve navigated finances throughout their relationship. From first dates to moving in together, and even tackling the...

<p>Their baby’s due date is FAST approaching, and Nick & Bea are back to talk about the fears, dreams, and deep questions they’re facing. This time, they're getting real about the weight of responsibility, the evolution...

<p>Nick and Bea dive deep into one of the most important (and often most challenging) aspects of any relationship: communication. In this episode, they unpack the evolution of their own communication style - from...

<p>Nick and Bea are preparing to welcome their first child—and with it, a new identity, a new rhythm, and a lot of big questions. In the very first episode of the DadEasy! podcast, they reflect on the idea of...
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