A real dad raising real kids — figuring it all out one episode at a time. The Dad Show was born from a love of fatherhood and a belief that dads deserve a space to laugh, learn, and connect. Whether chatting with other dads or sharing what's working (and what hilariously isn't), every episode is made with heart.
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Booking probability
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Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchA real dad raising real kids, figuring it all out one episode at a time. The Dad Show was born from a love of fatherhood and a belief that dads deserve a space to laugh, learn, and connect. Whether chatting with other dads or sharing what's working (and what hilariously isn't), every episode is made with heart.
Recent episodes include "Episode 34: One Kid Out, Three Kids Back" (1 September 2026, 6 minutes), "Episode 33: Flying Solo" (30 August 2026, 13 minutes), and "Episode 32: The Lobster-A-Thon" (25 August 2026, 18 minutes).
The Dad Show publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for The Dad Show is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Dad Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Dad Show's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Dad Show are Family & Social Services. The Dad Show has a kids audience.
The Dad Show is a kids podcast with 23 episodes published.
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Episode #34
The school-year premiere. Up at 6:30, the same front step as every year, and a ten-year-old walks half a mile to middle school — alone, for the first time ever — while Pete realizes a summer of bike rides is what...
Episode #33
Mom departs for 48 hours at the Ritz-Carlton; Dad assumes command of the home front. Bonus screen time, delivery pizza, a 6 a.m. cat tribunal, a bike convoy to the farmer's market, a 4-H fair with actual owls, a...
Episode #32
Year fifteen of the great family migration to Bar Harbor: lazy mornings, a 75-night bike streak, a thirty-minute paddleboard prodigy, Zosa's Island, a five-minute international incident at the Canadian border, and...
Episode #31
A hard one: saying goodbye to Zosa. Days of watching a silent AirTag, an answer that came from a stranger's kindness, and how the family walked the kids through their first big loss.
Episode #30
The big-girl bed arrives (free, off the town's secret bed conveyor), so the old bunk bed — bought new from IKEA four years ago, now wearing 200 cat stickers and 100 stuffed animals — has to come out: 12 tools, 4 hours...
Episode #29
Zosa the youngest cat leaves after breakfast and comes home after everyone's bedtime — so the family AirTags her, discovers her aliases and her dinner circuit, and mounts a full neighborhood quest following the dot.
Episode #28
The whole town shows up for Old Home Day — church pancakes, a parade everyone's in, a retired champion pet-show chicken — and Pete's son defends his cake walk title and goes home with a giant snake cake.
Episode #27
A 10-year-old learns to ride a bike, immediately rides ten miles, then launches a lemonade-and-egg empire — $100 in two hours. Dave does the math.
Episode #26
Mother's Day anxiety for dads — the pressure to make it perfect, the kids' "help" that makes everything harder, and somehow pulling it together.
Episode #25
Spring Break at Hershey Park — one kid refuses every roller coaster, gets talked onto one, hates it, then immediately wants to go again.
Episode #24
Dad's daughter hosts a sleepover with two 10-year-old friends. Giggling until 2am, snack raids, and the dad trying to hold it all together.
Episode #23
The family cat Z2 (zee-too) wants nothing to do with the two new kittens — until he slowly, reluctantly caves.
Episode #22
Spring break in DC goes sideways when an eight-year-old vanishes into the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum — and resurfaces mid-tour with a school group from Ohio.
Episode #21
Assembling furniture at midnight, the art of the dad voice, and other superpowers nobody tells you about.
Episode #20
Relay race meltdowns, wrong-direction sprints, and the dad who got more competitive than the kids.
Episode #19
The epic battle over tablets, timers, and kids who somehow always have five more minutes left.
Episode #18
Dad cooking disasters, mystery ingredients, and why "helping" in the kitchen always triples the mess.
Episode #17
Road trip survival stories — snack negotiations, backseat treaties, and the moment silence becomes suspicious.
Episode #16
Science projects revealed at drop-off, picture-day outfit crises, and a volcano that erupted in traffic.
Episode #15
Real dad product reviews: bubble blizzards, ceiling stars, and why the $3 foam sword beats everything.
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