Hosted by Rob Bill Jr. · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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Rob Bill Jr. hosts Uncommon: The DadWork Podcast, a education show with 72 episodes published.
Patriarch. Say it out loud. Notice what happens in your body. Some of you looked around to make sure nobody heard. Some of you felt a fire in your chest. Most of you felt both. Good. This episode is about taking that wor
He was nineteen years old, drunk, and coming down off cocaine after playing at a music festival in Minnesota. And then he heard a voice. Not out loud. In his chest. Like words being pressed into his heart. David. Where a
700,000 men a year. 59,000 a month. 15,000 a week. 2,500 a day. 90 men every single hour. Almost two men every single minute. These are men with wives. With children. With families who need them. And it's "Pride" Month.
Jonathan Conrad was having panic attacks at work. Twins on the way. Stress through the roof. Work was his idol and he knew it. The only thing he knew to do was pray. Not because he was holy. Not because he had it figured
Four months into having my son Theo — I stood up from meditation and found myself on the floor. Hypostatic blood pressure. Dangerously high. Heart rate through the roof. I hadn't been training. I told myself I didn't hav
Om landed in Israel on October 5th, 2023. Two days later, the world changed. He was there. His family was there. His friends were there. And the man who had spent years learning to regulate his nervous system — who had m
Frank had the balls to ask the question most men are too afraid to voice. Am I present enough? Am I focusing on the right things? Am I building a career at the expense of the years I'll never get back? This episode is fo
Brennan Schlagbaum paid off $76,000 of non-mortgage debt in one year on a combined $92K income. Built financial freedom. Got his wife home. Moved across the country for his daughter's healthcare. And turned a spreadsheet
Love Languages aren’t fixing your marriage. They might be the reason it feels off. Not because they’re wrong… —but because they turn love into a checklist. Acts of service. Words of affirmation. Physical touch. Cool. But
You’re working. Providing. Showing up. Trying to be a good husband. A good dad. And still… It feels like it’s not enough. So you do what most men do. You push harder. Work more. Try to fix it. And somehow that just creat
You think you’re just a tired dad. Long day. Work. Kids. Life. So you sit down for a minute… grab your phone… scroll… …and somehow you feel worse. More tired. More irritated. More disconnected from your wife and your kid
Most parents think they’re doing the right thing. Good school. Good grades. Follow the path. But step back and look at it honestly… Are you raising a child? Or feeding a system? In this conversation with Matt Boudreaux,
Most couples don’t fall apart because they don’t love each other. They fall apart because they’re overwhelmed. Stress hijacks your nervous system. You stop thinking clearly. You stop connecting. And without realizing it—
Most men are overstimulated, reactive, and distracted. Not because they do not care. Because they have built a life where they never actually slow down enough to be present. In this conversation with Pat Barber of The Fa
Most men don’t fail at fatherhood because they lack discipline. They fail because they’re carrying too much pressure with no real way to process it. So they do what men have always done: they suck it up, push through, bu
You don’t raise kids with advice. You raise them with inputs . Will Whitman (founder of Homegrown Lifting, husband, father of three) breaks down what it actually takes to be a present provider when the business never sto
Most men are under more pressure than ever. Bills. Marriage. Kids. Work. The constant noise of the modern world. And when that pressure builds, most of us do what men have always done: We suppress it. We push harder. Whi
Divorce doesn’t just end a marriage. It can break a man’s identity, his finances, his access to his kids, and his will to live—especially when he tries to “handle it alone.” Ryan Michler (Order of Man) joins me for a rea
You were built to survive the Ice Age. To protect your family from a 1,500-pound apex predator. But there is no bear anymore. There’s email. Bills. Deadlines. Notifications. Pressure. And your nervous system reacts like
Most dads don’t blow it at home because they’re “bad dads.” They blow it because they walk through the door still in work mode —amped up, wired, carrying the whole day in their jaw, shoulders, chest… They bring that char
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