I’ve decided to build the boys a treehouse. I’m not sure if the end result will be quite what I see in my head, but as long as it’s done by their birthday and isn’t condemned, I’ll be happy. Behind my backyard, there are 5…I want to say “Oak trees” [...]
While my family and I were enjoying a movie at the theater we saw the preview for the “Minions” movie. We were laughing through the whole trailer. We love those little yellow guys who are always in search for mischief and bananas. It was only a matter of time before [...]
Even before becoming an at home dad I was a creature of habit. Now being home with the kids I have become even more regimented with my schedule. Monday is laundry day. Tuesday is the laundry day for my kids. Thursday is my cleaning day. I finish the week [...]
Art Eddy and Ryan Hamilton bring on Chris Bernholdt from DadNCharge to talk about the great work he does with National At-Home Dad Network, Avengers: Age of Ultron, sports, and how Chris got started as part of the Netflix Stream Team. Chris also talks to the guys about some of [...]
Ylonda Gault Caviness, author of Child, Please. Topic: How Mama’s old-school lessons helped one mother check herself before she wrecked herself. Issues: Black parenting vs. white parenting; the advantages and disadvantages of old-school parenting; why parenting “experts” aren’t actually experts; mother hood and work.
Dennis Miranda came on Father Nation and reminds us that in a race, run to win. Dennis came to faith in Jesus and is now not running from God, but to Him. As a dad, listen to him tell his unique story here.
When I became a father for the first time, a lot of people (who didn’t have kids) asked me things like “What’s it like being a father?” and “Did becoming a dad change you?” In response to the first question, “what’s it like being a father?”, I found it [...]
Ted Lange is perhaps best-known for starring as Isaac, the lovable bartender on the hit series “The Love Boat” for ten seasons. What people may not realize is that he is also a TV and theatre director and an award-winning playwright. He is a historian and that really comes [...]
Ann Imig, editor of Listen to Your Mother. Topic: Looking at mothers and motherhood from every possible perspective. Issues: Humorous, heartbreaking, and thought-provoking essays about mothers and motherhood; the Listen to Your Mother (LTYM) events and cultural phenomenon. Ylonda Gault Caviness, author of Child, Please. Topic: How Mama’s old-school lessons [...]