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Dad, Interrupted

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About this Podcast:

This podcast is here to help dads navigate the messy intersection of fatherhood, mental health, personal identity, and relationships - one interruption at a time.Visit our Linktree to stay connected:linktr.ee/dadinterruptedpod

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

36%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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Questions about Dad, Interrupted

What is Dad, Interrupted about?

This podcast is here to help dads navigate the messy intersection of fatherhood, mental health, personal identity, and relationships - one interruption at a time. Visit our Linktree to stay connected:linktr.ee/dadinterruptedpod

What has Dad, Interrupted covered recently?

Recent episodes include "014: How Do I Raise Daughters in a World I Can’t Protect Them From?" (27 October 2026, 15 minutes), "013: Why Does My Childhood Still Affect My Parenting?" (20 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "012: How Do You Parent a Child Who Sees the World Differently? w/ Dan (@GroundedDadLife)" (13 October 2026, 74 minutes).

How often does Dad, Interrupted publish?

Dad, Interrupted publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 14 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Dad, Interrupted?

Booking probability for Dad, Interrupted is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dad, Interrupted requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dad, Interrupted's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Dad, Interrupted?

The strongest fits for Dad, Interrupted are Family & Social Services. Dad, Interrupted has a kids audience.

About the host

Dad, Interrupted is a kids podcast with 14 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Sep 15, 202610 minS2

    What happens to the relationship when two people become Mom and Dad? Somewhere between the sleepless nights, work, schedules, and bedtime routines it’s easy to become good teammates while forgetting how to be a couple...

  • Sep 1, 202613 minS2

    What do you do when you’re a dad and you realize that you are not okay? In this episode, we explore what seeking help actually looks like, the pros and cons of different forms of support, and why asking for help...

  • Aug 25, 202610 minS2

    We love our kids. We’d do anything for them. So why is it sometimes so hard to actually enjoy being a dad? In this episode, we dive into the impacts of the physical exhaustion of being a parent, the societal pressures...

  • Aug 4, 202610 minS1

    <p>In the Season 1 finale, we reflect on potentially one of the biggest turning points in a father’s mental health journey: finding other dads who can empathize with the struggles of being a dad in this new era of...

  • Aug 4, 202610 minS1

    In the Season 1 finale, we reflect on potentially one of the biggest turning points in a father’s mental health journey: finding other dads who can empathize with the struggles of being a dad in this new era of...

  • Jul 28, 202610 minS1

    <p>In this episode, we explore why dads get angry. Anger is often the emotion we can see, not actually the one we’re feeling. We’ll explore the pressures many dads carry and how stress, exhaustion, and shame can show up...

  • Jul 28, 202610 minS1

    In this episode, we explore why dads get angry. Anger is often the emotion we can see, not actually the one we’re feeling. We’ll explore the pressures many dads carry and how stress, exhaustion, and shame can show up...

  • Jul 21, 202612 minS1

    In this episode, we explore the parenting "blueprint" handed to us by our parents, including the habits, believes, and behaviors we carry into raising our own children. We'll talk about the qualities we're proud to pass...

  • Jul 21, 202612 minS1

    <p>In this episode, we explore the parenting "blueprint" handed to us by our parents, including the habits, believes, and behaviors we carry into raising our own children. We'll talk about the qualities we're proud to...

  • Jul 14, 202610 minS1

    <p>In this episode, we explore why conversations about dads' mental health can be so difficult. We'll unpack the stigma around men's mental health, the pressure to supress emotions, and "man up" when life gets tough...

  • Jul 14, 202610 minS1

    In this episode, we explore why conversations about dads' mental health can be so difficult. We'll unpack the stigma around men's mental health, the pressure to supress emotions, and "man up" when life gets tough...

  • Jul 6, 202610 minS1

    <p>Welcome to the 1st episode of Dad, Interrupted. </p><p><br /></p><p>No one talks about the identity shift that occurs when you become a dad. We'll discuss why this shift occurs and touch on the grieving process that...

  • Jul 6, 202610 minS1

    Welcome to the 1st episode of Dad, Interrupted. No one talks about the identity shift that occurs when you become a dad. We'll discuss why this shift occurs and touch on the grieving process that takes place as you...

  • Jul 2, 20261 minS0

    <p>Fatherhood changes more than your schedule—it changes you. Dad, Interrupted is a podcast exploring mental health, identity, relationships, and the conversations more dads should be having.</p>

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