Janell Burley Hoffman, author of iRules. Topic: What every tech-healthy family needs to know about selfies, sexting, gaming, and growing up. Issues: Having the tech talk (for big kids and little ones); learning to use the tech your child is engaged in; passwords, peers, and how to avoid being a […]
We talk baby eating habits, family vacations, trying to get in shape, and more!
The Life of Dad Show has hit the 100th episode mark. To celebrate Tom Riles and Art Eddy bring on their wives Lucy Riles and Jessica Eddy to talk about everything from parenting skills to sports to music. They have a few other special guests drop by to celebrate the […]
Nicola Lathey, coauthor of Small Talk. Topic: How to develop your child’s language skills from birth to age four. Issues: Why the babbling stage is so important; How to encourage your baby’s first words; Communication techniques to calm your toddler’s tantrums; the truth about pacifiers, baby signing, and the impact […]
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100th episode! Lots of behind the scenes info on our process, how we make the show, plus an oral history where we break down a bunch of clips from the past two years and our favorite and noteworthy episodes. (Check out saveitfortheshow.com for a full listing of all the clips […]
Ryan Hamilton surprises Art Eddy with a surprise guest host. It is none other than Life of Dad co-founder David Guest. While they both are enjoying their vacations in St. Louis, both Ryan and David jump on the show. The guys bring on Mike Heenan from At-Home Dad Matters. Mike […]
The Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) Program is the largest school based father engagement program in the nation with nearly 4000 schools participating. Each week, WatchDOGS Radio host Keith Schumacher and co-host Chris Danenhauer discuss how this program is impacting families and schools across our nation and in three […]
Rona Renner, RN., author of Is that Me Yelling? Topic: Getting your kids to cooperate without losing your cool. Issues: becoming aware of yourself; understanding everyday triggers; adapting your parenting style to your child’s temperament; dealing with the yeller in your family; dealing with difficult situations, disorders, and differences.
We talk the National At Home Dad Network, our babies’ bruises, what Ben’s couch is made out of, and our good pal Oren Miller.