We are still going strong here at Life of Dad for the 30 Dads for 30 Days. Today we look at one of my good friends Torey Champagne. I was lucky enough to meet Tor when he and I attended the Connecticut School of Broadcasting just outside of Boston. He [...]
Father's Day is rapidly approaching, and we are featuring a different great dad blogger every day up until then. Today, it's all about Scotty Schrier. Scotty Schrier is a stay at home father of two little boys and husband to an extraordinary woman who puts up with his insanity. [...]
[amazon asin=B00AEBEUCY&template=thumbleft&chan=default]George Estreich, author of The Shape of the Eye. Topic: A memoir of a father raising a child with Down Syndrome Issues: Hearing the diagnosis; health and psychological issues children with Down Syndrome face; worries about your child’s future; more. [amazon asin=1591810760&template=thumbleft&chan=default]Bernie Schein, author of If Holden Caulfield Were [...]
As we continue the Life of Dad’s 30 Dads for 30 Days today we will showcase my friend Brian Howlett. I have known Brian since high school. I never had any brothers, but Brian is one of my friends who I consider a brother. He and I love to talk about [...]
This episode is dedicated to Sage, Shaun and Dina’s dog that recently passed after being with them for 13 years. RIP Sage. Topics We celebrate our 1 year anniversary / We take listener questions and attempt to give some sage advice / We see an incredible life sized X-Wing fighter [...]
With under a month to go until Father’s Day, we’re featuring a different great dad every single day. Up today…Chris Bernholdt! Chris Bernholdt was an art educator for ten years in the suburbs of Chicago. He is now a stay at home dad -- or "dad in charge" as he [...]
Spring is here and with it brings some new and cool toys. There are some fun play sets, water blasters, and interactive toys that your kids will love at this toys guide. My daughters have been eyeing some toys when we are at the store. Plus they have been [...]
One of the greatest crimes in education is to write off students as incapable of learning. It is important to recognize students are diverse and learn differently.
TOBY BURKE tells us how he fought off a bear with his own hands and saved his family. In Alaska. MARK & BRYAN wonder how they can be heroes to their kids. In Los Angeles. They ask CHRIS from DadofDivas.com who has compiled a questionnaire for more than 300 dads, [...]
We have @mikerevolution back on to discuss love connections, www.agencyspy.com, butt chugging, someone saying I look like Jason Alexander, Mike’s very own urgent “Dodger Dog”, my gripes against Daft Punk, Mike’s gripes against Arrested Development, a new way to eat pizza, getting drunk around your kids and more.