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Unhinged Dads Podcast

Hosted by Unhinged Dads Podcast · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes

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17
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128m
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Welcome to the Unhinged Dads Podcast!We're Brian and Dave — two longtime friends navigating the beautiful chaos of fatherhood, with kids ranging from toddlers to teenagers (ages 2 to 18, to be exact).Join us every week as we dive into real talk about life, the universe, and everything — from raising kids in this wild modern world to the unfiltered, slightly unhinged truths about marriage, work, friendships, and trying (and often failing) to suck a little less as dads and humans.No sugarcoating. No perfect-parent BS. Just raw, honest, and often hilarious conversations from guys in the trenches.We go live every Thursday at 8:00 PM Mountain Time on YouTube, Twitch, Kick, and Bitchute. Come hang out, laugh with us, and maybe even feel a little less alone in the dad life.

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Episode 17: Program Design & Perverse Incentives – You Get What You Reward

May 29, 20262h 50mEp. 170

Most parents think they're rewarding good behavior…but what if they're actually training their kids to lie, sneak, and hide problems instead? In this episode, Brian and Dave break down how "well-intentioned" rules and re

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Episode 16: Boundaries Give Freedom: Why Rules Create More Liberty

May 19, 20262h 13mEp. 160

Most modern parenting says "give kids more freedom." But what if taking away structure is actually making everyone more anxious, exhausted, and miserable? In this episode, Brian and Dave make the case that clear, reasona

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Episode 15: "It Takes a Village" How This Saying is Being Misused on Modern Dads

May 13, 20262h 35mEp. 150

Brian and Dave take a hard look at the popular phrase "It takes a village to raise a child" — and how it's increasingly being used to justify forced collectivization, government overreach, and the erosion of parental res

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Episode 14: The Ultimate Male Fantasy (not that, you pervs)

May 1, 20261h 47mEp. 140

There are lines that stick with us: - "Gordy's gone man. I'll be outside." -Black Hawk Down - "Go tell the Spartans, stranger passing by, that here, obedient to their laws, we lie" -Simonedes of Ceos - "Arise, arise, Rid

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Episode 13: Giving Yourself Credit: The Dad Skill We ALL Suck At

Apr 23, 20262h 50mEp. 130

Mrs. Dave dropped a not-so-subtle callout on us: stop selling yourself short and actually give credit where it's due — starting with yourself. In this episode, Brian and Dave get uncomfortably honest about why acknowledg

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Episode 12: Raising Happy, Healthy, Independent Adults – The Real Goal of Parenting

Apr 14, 20262h 14mEp. 120

Join Brian and Dave as they tackle the ultimate goal of parenting: raising happy, healthy, and independent adults in a rapidly changing world. In this episode, they break down the shifting landscape of higher education,

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Episode 11: "I Declared War on the Nigerian Army with a Trebuchet" – LawDog's Wild Childhood

Apr 7, 20262h 35mEp. 110

Hold onto your hats — this episode is pure, unfiltered chaos! Brian and Dave were joined by Ian McMurtrie (better known online as LawDog) for an absolute riot of a show. Growing up in West Africa, Ian turned "childhood"

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Episode 10 : Dad Friendships After 9pm?

Apr 1, 20262h 28mEp. 80

When your "free time" finally starts at 9:00pm… but you're already exhausted. Sound familiar? In Episode 10 of Unhinged Dads, Brian, and Dave get real about how hard it is to maintain friendships as middle-aged dads with

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Episode 9: Parenting as a Time Traveler

Mar 23, 20262h 22mEp. 90

Ever feel like you're raising kids in the wrong decade? Brian and Dave discuss the strange reality of being a modern dad — trying to hold onto old-school values while navigating technology overload, rapidly changing soci

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Episode 8: The Comparison Trap

Mar 16, 20262h 8mEp. 80

Why does it feel like every other dad has parenting figured out? Brian and Dave dive deep into the toxic habit of comparing your behind-the-scenes reality to everyone else's perfectly curated highlight reel. They talk ab

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Episode 7: The Sleep Wars: Toddlers vs Dads in their 40's

Mar 9, 20262h 3mEp. 50

Sleep? What sleep? Brian and Dave go deep on one of the hardest parts of parenting — chronic sleep deprivation while raising toddlers in your 40s. From failed sleep training attempts and brutal night wakings to the long-

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Episode 6: Chores: Why We Make Our Kids Do Them

Mar 3, 20262h 14mEp. 60

Every family's favorite never-ending battle: CHORES. Brian and Dave go beyond the surface and discuss the real reason we make our kids do chores. It's not just about getting the dishes done or the house looking decent —

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Episode 5: Building Partnerships - Marriage as a Team Sport

Feb 23, 20261h 47mEp. 50

Brian and Dave talk about what they've learned over the last 20 years about building a strong, functional marriage that actually works as a true team. From navigating Navy deployments and multiple life disasters to the e

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Episode 4 Discipline: How to Build It In Yourself and Teach It to Your Kids

Feb 18, 20261h 48mEp. 40

Join Brian and Dave as they talk about one of the hardest parts of being a dad — building real discipline in yourself and teaching it to your kids by example. We discuss: • Why self-discipline is so difficult for many da

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Episode 3 Tantrums & More: Regulate Yourself First

Feb 8, 20262h 14mEp. 30

Brian and Dave discuss one of the loudest (and most common) parts of parenting — when kids throw massive tantrums and have big emotional meltdowns. We also talk about other loud forms of emotional expression and, most im

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Episode 2: What the hell is self care? Real Talk for Dads

Feb 3, 20262h 17mEp. 20

Join Brian, Dave, and special guest Tom Knighton as they ramble about what self care actually looks like for responsible adults — not the fluffy Instagram version. This episode is full of honest conversation and plenty o

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Unhinged Dads Episode 1

Jan 25, 20261h 52mEp. 10

Join us for our very first episode! Meet Brian, Dave, and Nik as they talk about where they are as fathers, how they came together as friends, and where they are now. Hear some crazy history, like Brian's emergency liver

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Promo for Live Episode 1

Jan 19, 20260m0

We'll be doing our first LIVE episode on Thurdsday January 22 at 9:00pm central time on Youtube. Come roast us in the comments!

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