Josh and Shaun continue the discussion of education in America / We talk about teachers and test scores / Active Vs. Passive Learning / Poor funding of NASA / We answer some listener questions, about pre-birth and birthing plans for Dads / Josh rants about his cat’s Xbox collar. / [...]
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1-Never, ever, ever, have an epic drinking session the evening before watching your kids, especially if you have twins, solo. The results will not be pretty, nor is it fair to any of the parties involved. 2-There is no way to make a tea party manly, just go with it. [...]
I share some quick thoughts on the music/interactive/film festival SXSW, and then play the interviews I recorded there feat. Greg Patterson, Brian Cook, Ryan Harms, Christian Colasuonno, David Mikula & Al Mendili.
Tommy Riles and Art Eddy are joined by Life of Dad co-founder Ryan E. Hamilton to discuss the difficult topic of divorce, child support, custody, visitation, and more. They welcome special guest & family lawyer extraordinaire, Chantale Suttle, founder of DADvocacy, a Florida law firm just for dads. Chantale is [...]
Tom Riles and Art Eddy welcome former Buffalo Bills quarterback and Hall of Famer Jim Kelly. Jim talks about his football career, fatherhood, and his great foundation Hunter’s Hope Foundation. Hunter’s Hope Foundation was established to address the acute need for information and research with respect to Krabbe Disease and [...]
The importance of fatherhood has gained national attention for very alarming statistics. The absence of fathers in America has reached epidemic levels. Children need the love, acceptance and guidance from their fathers as well as their mothers in order to feel secure, develop and thrive physically, emotionally, and educationally.
Not only am I a fan of technology, but so are my daughters. They will want to grab my iPhone and download a princess or “Word Girl” app. Since they are five and two years old I need to make sure my tech gadgets like my iPhone and iPad [...]
I live in a country where there is a incredible disparity in wealth. From people who live in houses valued in the millions to others who live in shacks made of corrugated iron and cardboard. With this in mind, you might realise how angry I became when once on a [...]
I’ve always fancied myself an adventurer of sorts, a collector of experiences both big and small, a free-ish spirit always looking for the next big challenge. Recently though I’ve had some time to reflect, and have come to realize that for the past couple of years I haven’t exactly been [...]