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Quarterback DadCast | Intentional Fatherhood & Leadership at Home

Hosted by Casey Jacox · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 354 episodes

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Quarterback DadCast is a podcast for dads who want to lead with purpose, build strong relationships, and raise confident, resilient kids. Hosted by Casey Jacox, the show blends fatherhood, leadership, mindset, and personal growth through real conversations with athletes, coaches, business leaders, and everyday dads. Each episode explores: How to be a more intentional father How to build confidence and resilience in your kids How to balance work, life, and family How to show up as a better leader at home This isn’t just a parenting podcast; it’s about leadership in real life . From the lessons learned in sports to the defining moments after the game, Quarterback DadCast helps dads grow, connect, and lead when it matters most. If you care about being present, building trust, and becoming the dad your kids need, then

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Casey Jacox hosts Quarterback DadCast | Intentional Fatherhood & Leadership at Home, a education show with 354 episodes published.

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Jacob Karnes - What If Time Is The Real Scoreboard For Dads?

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JD Dillaberry - Sobriety, Grief & Powerful Fatherhood Lessons

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Send us Fan Mail One phone choice can shape a relationship, and one hard season can reshape an entire life. I’m joined by Jason “JD” Diliberry, a former Florida State lineman and lifelong leader who has lived through div

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Jim Steadman - How To Lead A Family With Integrity And Calmness

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Send us Fan Mail One sentence can change how your kid remembers sports forever, and it usually happens on the drive home. I sit down with Jim Steadman, an exec sales leader for YES, a dad of six, and a grandpa to a fast-

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Griffin Reilly - Earning Respect & The Golden Rule

May 14, 20261h 3mEp. 350S7

Send us Fan Mail The fastest way to lose your kid after a game is to turn the car ride home into a performance review. That idea kicks off a real, funny, and surprisingly emotional conversation with Griffin Reilly, a Bay

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Tom Mitchell - The Values That Shape Driven Kids (From a Coach and Dad of Two Daughters)

May 7, 202658mEp. 349S7

Send us Fan Mail Your kids will teach you leadership faster than any book, if you let them. I sit down with Tom Mitchell, a coach, author, and performance psychologist who has spent decades helping athletes and leaders m

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Jed Collins - Progress Over Trophies: What Actually Matters When You Lead at Home

Apr 30, 202655mEp. 348S7

Send us Fan Mail Today marks the 2nd guest we've invited back for another conversation, so thank you, Jed Collins for coming on to tell us what's changed since we last spoke and to also share more about your new book! In

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Joe Hawn, CEO - From High-Intensity Leader to Intentional Dad: What Changed at Home

Apr 23, 20261h 1mEp. 348S7

Send us Fan Mail A lot of dads know how to win at work and still feel like they’re losing time at home. I sit down with Joe Hawn, CEO of Grandview Tech, to talk about what happens when a high-intensity, goal-driven life

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Andy Speer - Cancer Changed Everything, But Not How He Showed Up as a Dad

Apr 16, 20261h 7mEp. 347S7

Send us Fan Mail Today will be one of the most powerful episodes you will listen to in my seven-year journey as a podcaster. We welcome Andy Speer, Head, Business Execution at Randstad Digital North America. Pain in his

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Bishoy Tadros -From Childhood Cancer to Raising Resilient Kids: A Dad’s Powerful Journey

Apr 9, 202655mEp. 346S7

Send us Fan Mail Thank you, Steve Garraty, for making today's episode possible! Our next guest beat leukemia as a kid, got cut from a football team that “doesn’t cut anyone,” and still grew up believing the hard thing wa

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Tyler Palko - What a Former NFL QB Teaches About Fatherhood That Most Dads Miss

Apr 2, 20261h 1mEp. 345S7

Send us Fan Mail Thank you, Matt Brownlee, for making today's episode possible!! Today, we welcome former Pitt star QB and NFL player, Tyler Palko, to the podcast. This episode allows two former quarterbacks to compare n

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Chuck Melendi - What If Success Is Simply Letting Your Kids Become Themselves -

Mar 26, 20261h 3mEp. 344S7

Send us Fan Mail Thank you Steve Garraty for making today's episode possible! “Listen and don’t judge.” That’s the line Chuck Melendi drops that kept echoing in my head after we wrapped, because it’s the kind of advice t

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Jeff Hittner - How Do Good and Great Dads Show Up?

Mar 19, 20261h 0mEp. 343S7

Send us Fan Mail Good dads are present. Great dads are intentional. That single idea reshaped how we think about modern fatherhood after talking with Jeff Hittner, founder of Ambitious Dads, dad of two boys, and a former

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Robert Paylor - What a Rugby Tragedy Taught Him About Purpose and Resilience

Mar 12, 20261h 7mEp. 342S7

Send us Fan Mail Today, we welcome Robert Paylor to the podcast with an amazing and inspiring story! A national championship match. A broken neck. In a few violent seconds, Robert went from Cal rugby standout to a young

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Dave Kooiman - The Small-Town Values That Shaped a CEO—and a Dad

Mar 5, 20261h 1mEp. 342S7

Send us Fan Mail What if the fastest route to a meaningful life is slowing down for the people at home? Today, we welcome the founder and CEO of Arena Staffing, Dave Kooiman. In our conversation, Dave opens up about smal

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Michael Clark - Why Authenticity and Accountability Matter More at Home Than at Work -

Feb 26, 20261h 2mEp. 341S7

Send us Fan Mail What if the best leadership training you’ll ever get happens at your kitchen table? We sit down with Michael Clark—CRO of Asymbl, former Salesforce leader, TEDx speaker, and proud dad of three—to unpack

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Thomas Miller - Dads Stop Fixing And Start Listening

Feb 19, 20261h 3mEp. 340S7

Send us Fan Mail What if leading at home wasn’t about fixing every problem, but about showing up with curiosity, clear standards, and follow-through you can keep? We sit down with Thomas Miller—therapist, coach, and host

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Mike Beverly - Golf Executive to Intentional Dad: What Changed at Home

Feb 12, 20261h 5mEp. 339S7

Send us Fan Mail What if the most important leadership lessons don’t come from the boardroom but from late-night talks at the kitchen table? A HUGE thank you goes out to Mark Krahe for making today's episode possible. To

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Shelby Stephens - AI Founder To Present Father

Feb 5, 20261h 3mEp. 338S7

Send us Fan Mail What if the fastest way to connect with your child wasn’t advice, but better questions? Casey Jacox sits down with Shelby Stephens—dad of three, AI founder of Snacker, and lifelong learner—to explore how

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Andy Hutsell -Dealing with Pressure And Instilling Grace

Jan 29, 20261h 8mEp. 337S7

Send us Fan Mail The most honest leadership lessons rarely come from a boardroom—they happen in the kitchen, the carpool line, and the sideline before a fourth-grade basketball tryout. Casey sits down with Andy Hutsell t

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Matt Brownlee - Injuries, Faith, and Building Communities

Jan 22, 20261h 8mEp. 336S7

Send us Fan Mail What if the best ability as a dad is availability—and the fastest way to build it is with a circle of men who meet you at 5:30 a.m., rain or shine? Today, Casey Jacox sits down with sales leader and fath

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