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Hosted by some dads · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 27 episodes
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The DadPod is a platform where real dads engage in authentic conversations about the joys, challenges, and amusing moments of fatherhood. Whether you’re a new dad grappling with diapers and sleepless nights or a seasoned father juggling work, kids, and legacy, we hope this podcast reminds you that you are not alone. Each episode features honest stories, practical advice, and unwavering encouragement from fellow dads who are navigating the same struggles. Join us as we build strong families, support each other, and embrace the dad life— because the only thing stronger than our dad jokes is our unwavering commitment to fatherhood.
some dads hosts The DadPod, a kids show with 27 episodes published.
In this episode of the DadPod, the wives are back—and this time we put some numbers on who actually keeps the household running. We play a game where each wife estimates what percentage of the household management she ha
Episode 26: Are Men Only Loved If They Provide? A single Chris Rock quote sparks one of our deepest conversations yet: "Only women, children, and dogs are loved unconditionally. A man is only loved under the condition th
Episode 25: Joined by Our Wives For the first time, the wives join the DadPod—and they don't hold back. We tackle one of the most confusing questions husbands face: Why ask for our opinion on an outfit if you've already
In Episode 24, we dive into one of the hardest parts of parenting: teaching our kids to do difficult things. Using the challenge of teaching a child to ride a bike as a starting point, we discuss the balance between enco
Episode 23 dives into grief, fatherhood, and the difficult realities that often come with growing older and raising a family. The conversation explores the powerful “grief box” analogy — how grief never truly disappears,
In this deeply personal episode of the Dadpod, we talk about one of the hardest realities of adulthood and fatherhood: losing a parent. Daniel shares the sudden loss of his mom, opening the door to a raw conversation abo
In this episode, we get honest about dividing up the workload at home—between us, our wives, and our kids. We talk about where we fall short, how work and life shifts change what we can contribute, and why there’s no one
Social media isn’t neutral—platforms are designed to keep attention longer than intended , shaping behavior and mindset “What you scroll feeds your soul” — how daily content consumption impacts values, mood, and identity
Jon works in addiction recovery for men, giving him firsthand insight into the impact of pornography and technology addiction. As a father of older kids, he has already navigated many of the tech challenges younger paren
What were some of the best ways we spent our time in 2025? Board games with kids Family time and spouse time
Reviewing our year, what went well, what went poorly Shifting identity when challenges arise and being able to adapt What systems and habits worked well with family and personally Exercise, tracking macros, setting bedti
New year’s resolutions – good or bad? Do they work? Goals do need to specific and you also need to be in the right mindset to make a change, likely why starting on Jan 1st is often ineffective Only 9% of people keep thei
Some dads talk: Friends for your children Public vs charter vs homeschool Can we choose their friends? What can we control? Parental involvement is key How do we create a home environment that allows our children to open
*Santa Spoilers* Gift giving, toys vs books vs college funds Christians and Santa Claus – are we lying to our kids or allowing some imagination to thrive and our kids to have fun? What media do we allow our children to c
Some dads talk: Fatherhood around the holidays Holidays with immediate family vs extended family Creating new traditions Gift giving
Choosing hard things allows you to keep commitments to yourself and build confidence and helps create the person that you strive to be This can help defeat depression and anxiety We believe this is supported biblically,
Some dads talk: Spender vs saver Which spouse does the budgeting/ paying bills Learned habits from childhood What do we want to teach our children? How we handle giving
Some dads talk joint bank accounts, financial infidelity, long term goals and stats surrounding finances in marriage, one of the biggest causes of strife
Men in general don’t have a lot of close friends, most do not talk about their mental health Community is key to thriving, especially as we get older Being close and emotionally vulnerable is very difficult as men Talkin
Some dads talk fatherhood as it relates to: Intimacy Transparency, closeness vs communication of love How are love and intimacy connected and how do we improve these in our relationships with our wives
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