Dear Old Dads

The dads discuss their experiences with school boards, including vetting candidates and navigating meetings. They also touch on virtual schooling challenges, controversy over the Gong Show revival, and the challenges of running for school board. Humorous anecdotes and promotion of other podcasts are included.

This podcast explores the topic of unplanned pregnancies and discusses men's role in the decisions made by their partners. It also touches on societal pressure and the need for non-toxic conversations about pregnancy and parenting. The speakers delve into the ethical implications of parenthood and the responsibility towards the child. They also discuss the differences between idealistic moral judgments and practical decision-making in our everyday lives.

In this episode, the hosts discuss freedom of expression for kids, appropriate consequences for crossing boundaries, and criticizing their choices. They also talk about heating a basement to avoid damage, annoying auto ads, and navigating parental discipline. The importance of setting boundaries and allowing preferences is explored, along with finding the right parenting approach and balance between personal interests and family activities.

The podcast discusses body issues and unrealistic male body expectations, including personal stories of body image and body issues and overcoming them through fitness. The episode also explores the unattainable image of men and its role in patriarchy, and the speakers' efforts to be positive role models for their children. They emphasize the importance of promoting open conversations and body acceptance.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss a controversial OnlyFans episode, the ethics of turning in family members, and the complexities of forgiveness. They explore whether blood is thicker than water, the harm of societal pressure to forgive, and the healing process for abusers. The speakers also share personal experiences with toxic family dynamics and cutting off abusive family members.

'Dear Old Dads' discusses the controversial topic of a partner starting an OnlyFans account, exploring boundaries, consent, and personal choice. They delve into the ethics of ending relationships based on toxic behavior, debate social norms and relationship boundaries, and tackle the complexities of exclusivity and jealousy in relationships.

Rub some dirt on it! No crying in baseball! Or ever! The dads talk about "toughening up" our boys and how they approach the issues around that element of masculinity. For extended episodes, bonus content, and most importantly, for an AD FREE SHOW, make sure to pledge on Patreon! Join the Facebook Group! facebook.com/groups/dearolddads For comments, email thedads@dearolddads.com Follow us on Twitter: @DearOldDads Facebook Page: Dear Old Dads on Facebook

The hosts discuss the challenges of potty training, including differing opinions on methods and their own experiences. They also talk about transitioning their kids to big kid beds and the frustrations that come with it. The speakers share humorous anecdotes about the traumatic experience of potty training and the relief when kids no longer say the word 'potty'.

The podcast episode discusses self-defense and carrying weapons, highlighting the differing views of the Smiths. They also debunk the claim that the US is the 10th most dangerous country for women. The importance of women's self-defense, preparing kids for opportunity and options, and the dismissive stance on guns are also explored.

After disclosing some serious friendship-ending habits, Eli shares breaking news and the dads discuss processing diagnoses and not-diagnoses, as well as navigating resources and advocating for their kids. Also, Tom regularly pulls the Mean Girls conference call tactic with insurance companies and healthcare providers. BUT IT WORKS. For extended episodes, bonus content, and most importantly, for an AD FREE SHOW, make sure to pledge on Patreon! Join the Facebook Group! facebook.com/groups/dearolddads For comments, email thedads@dearolddads.com Follow us on Twitter: @DearOldDads Facebook Page: Dear Old Dads on Facebook