Episode 122 - The Dad's Guide to Marriage, 3 Key Actions for Long-Term Relationship SuccessTo strengthen relationships with partners for long-term stability in marriage, especially for dads, consider these three actionable strategies:Prioritize Open CommunicationEffective communication is the cornerstone of a healthy marriage. Dads can enhance their relationship by:Setting Aside Time: Dedicate time each day to discuss feelings, experiences, and concerns. This could be during dinner or a quiet moment after the kids are asleep.Active Listening: Instead of simply waiting for your turn to speak, focus on truly understanding your partner’s perspective. Acknowledge their feelings and validate their experiences.Expressing Appreciation: Regularly express gratitude for your partner’s efforts, whether big or small. This fosters a positive atmosphere and reinforces emotional bondsEngage in Shared ActivitiesSpending quality time together helps maintain connection and intimacy. Dads can strengthen their marriages by:Scheduling Date Nights: Make it a habit to go out or engage in activities together, even if it’s a simple walk or movie night at home. Regular date nights help rekindle the romance and provide an opportunity to reconnect32.Collaborative Projects: Work on a home project or hobby together. This not only allows for teamwork but also creates shared memories that can deepen your bond.Parenting Together: Actively participate in parenting duties as a team. This shared responsibility can enhance your partnership and demonstrate mutual supportFoster Emotional IntelligenceDeveloping emotional intelligence is crucial for understanding and supporting each other effectively. Dads can improve their emotional connection by:Accepting Influence: Be open to your partner's opinions and feelings. This shows respect and fosters collaboration in decision-making, which is vital for a healthy relationship4.Empathy in Conflict: During disagreements, strive to understand your partner's viewpoint rather than simply defending your own. Approach conflicts with a mindset of compromise and collaboration.Emotional Check-ins: Regularly ask how your partner is feeling about various aspects of life, including the relationship itself. This proactive approach can prevent misunderstandings and build trustBy implementing these strategies, dads can cultivate stronger relationships with their partners, ensuring long-term stability and happiness in their marriages.Dave and Jen on Speaker's Cornerhttps://youtu.be/tr19iVUAErY?si=dBng8UF8a1PIzEHGSource Materials Used:https://ifstudies.org/blog/how-marriage-makes-men-better-fathershttps://dailydad.com/9-ways-to-be-better-husband-right-now/

Episode 121 - How to Be a Better Husband, 8 Simple Tips to Improve Your Marriage Now8 Practical Tips to Be a Better Husband Right NowAppreciate Your SpouseEvery day, think of five things you're grateful for about your spouse. Even small things matter. Share your appreciation with them—it brightens their day and strengthens your bond.Take Over a TaskWithout expecting anything in return, take on one of your spouse's chores. Whether it’s picking up the kids or washing dishes, easing their load will show you care and deepen your partnership.Schedule a Weekly DateSet a date night each week and stick to it. Even simple outings, like a walk or grabbing dinner, help you reconnect and keep the spark alive.Work on YourselfYour spouse wants you to be the best version of yourself. Address personal triggers, and invest in self-growth. Whether it's through reading, therapy, or self-reflection, improving yourself improves your relationship.Communicate ClearlyAddress issues without being harsh. If something bothers you, discuss it calmly and work together on solutions. Healthy communication builds trust.Listen Without FixingWhen your spouse shares their problems, resist the urge to jump to solutions. Instead, listen, empathize, and acknowledge their feelings. Sometimes, they just need to be heard.Handle Money CalmlyDon’t stress your spouse out with money worries. Be responsible with your spending, and work together to find a financial balance that works for both of you.Make Them Your PriorityShow your spouse that they’re your top priority. Whether it’s through small gestures, kind words, or simply giving them your time, putting them first strengthens your relationship.Start today with one small action, and watch how it transforms your marriage.Original Source for this episode:https://dailydad.com/9-ways-to-be-better-husband-right-now/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 119 - David Bartley - Charting the Course from Mental Hellness to Mental Wellness, A Journey of Hope and HealingDavid Woods Bartley, a dynamic speaker, trainer, and master storyteller, captivates audiences with his heartfelt anecdotes. His presentations provide a unique lens on mental health, offering fresh insights and empathy. David's approach transforms understanding, encouraging wellness for individuals, families, and communities.From Adversity to AdvocacyDavid's personal journey is marked by profound challenges and victories. Overcoming the loss of a parent, childhood sexual abuse, grappling with depression and PTSD, and triumphing over life's darkest moments, he now navigates the path from mental “hellness” to wellness with grace and strength.Whole Person Care: The Essence of David’s PhilosophyCentral to David's teachings is Whole Person Care (WPC), a holistic approach addressing the full spectrum of an individual's needs. This method, born from David's experiences and self-care practices, is a cornerstone of his advocacy and education.Inspiring Change and ConnectionDavid believes in the transformative journey from isolation to inclusion. His mission extends beyond individual healing, encompassing community-wide impact. He seeks to lighten the burden of mental health challenges, advocating for connection and hope.A Distinguished Mental Health AdvocateDavid's contributions to mental health are extensive. A member of multiple mental health organizations and holding vital certifications, he has delivered over 800 presentations nationwide and 2 TEDx talks, influencing a wide range of audiences. David's commitment to changing the culture of mental health is unwavering, as he continues to share his story and lived experience.https://www.davidwoodsbartley.com/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 120 - Jeremy Roadruck - Roadmap to Relationship Mastery and Unstoppable Masculine CommunityJeremy Roadruck is a transformational coach, teacher, speaker, and multi-time international best selling author on Amazon. Mr. Roadruck is a veteran martial artist with more than 26 years of martial arts experience and former member of the US Army Reserve. He’s an accomplished competitor and international champion – winning 1st place at the Pan-American Games, multi-time US National Champion, and is an educator with a deep commitment and passion for helping others develop a winning mindset. He is also the developer of several programs custom-tailored for specific results, such as the Falling Safely workshop – designed to teach people of all ages how to fall safely after his own mother, Barbara fell and hit her head, ending up in the ICU unconscious for 3 weeks. This workshop was featured on Channel 2 News in Dayton, Ohio. He has also developed extensive programs for doctors who specialize in Emergency Room medicine, as well as programs for parents and children. He is also the founder, with his wife Autumn, of The Parenting Program, an online resource for parents to improve their relationship with their spouse/partner, children and work/business.Most recently Mr. Roadruck has pivoted into transformational life coaching. A transformative coach works specifically with a person’s mindset, essentially helping you to look at your life and become aware of why things are the way they are. Then, Jeremy helps coach others to tap into there own wisdom to create their own solutions. He’s also one of the few coaches to guarantee his 1:1 work! With this style of coaching Jeremy has helped others to make quantum leaps in their relationships, career and entrepreneurial journeys. Instead of teaching coping strategies, Jeremy helps his clients integrate and release years and even decades of anger, fear, sadness, hurt and guilt. These are the ugly 5 that ultimately make or break your mindset. Mr. Roadruck is also an international best-selling author with his 2nd book, Your Best Child Ever: Is This Game Worth Winning?, and as a contributing author to the best selling, Bullyproof: Unleash the Hero Inside Your Kid, vol 3.In addition to his many achievements, Jeremy is a sought after motivational speaker. He speaks on communication, clarity, mindset, & meaning, as well as, building a high-performing mindset.Jeremy Roadruck was raised in a military family traveling to multiple countries as a child before his family settled down in the Dayton, Ohio area. As a Master-level certified NeuroLinguistic Programmer, Neurostrategest, and Hypnotherapist Jeremy is at your service. He currently lives in the Miami, Florida area with his wife, three cats and two children.https://www.jeremyroadruck.com/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 118 - Mike Martin - Project Mindfully Outdoors - Why Retreat is Not A Sign of WeaknessWith a deep passion for the outdoors and spirituality, Mike Martin helps others find inner peace through nature.As a certified meditation guide, wilderness first responder, and survival skills trainer, Mike has the expertise to lead transformative outdoor experiences. He shares his knowledge through his popular podcasts, Project Mindfully Outdoors, and The Wilderness Experince.Project Mindfully Outdoors is an uplifting podcast exploring the transformative power of wilderness meditation and its enrichment to daily life. Led by hiking meditation guide Mike Martin, each episode highlights a unique facet of developing mindfulness in nature's embrace. From quiet sits in forest clearings to mindful walks along the shore, or observing wildlife in city parks, Mike assists listeners in harnessing nature's healing energies to enhance mental clarity, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being.https://projectmindfullyoutdoors.co/podcasthttps://projectmindfullyoutdoors.co/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 117 - Tracy Poizner - How To Be An UnDeletable Dad, Resources For The Divorced DadTracy Poizner is a world leader at helping divorced dads master fatherhood and shape their legacy. She spins together the worlds of litigation coaching, strategic parenting and spiritual growth into a unique consultancy exclusively tailored to the needs of the divorced, separated or alienated father.Tracy combines 25 years of international accolades as a mind/body wellness expert with personal experience of a high-conflict stepfamily dynamic.Her uncanny ability to read beneath the surface allows her to perceive subtle distortions in your personal energy and her unconventional approach yields brilliant, rebellious solutions for the modern patriarch.https://undeletabledad.com/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 116 - Smart Strategies for Dads - Preparing Your Kids for Home Ownership Through Real Estate InvestmentAs a dad, preparing for your kids' future through real estate and rental properties can be a powerful way to build generational wealth. Here's how you can approach this:Start EarlyBegin focusing on your children's financial health as soon as possible, ideally from birth. The power of compound growth means that even small investments made early can have a significant impact over time.Invest in Rental PropertiesBenefits for Your Kids' FuturePassive income generationPotential property value appreciationTeaching opportunities about real estate and financeStrategiesBuy properties in up-and-coming areas: Look for locations with growth potential.Consider multi-unit properties: These can provide higher returns and diversify risk.Involve your kids: As they grow, teach them about property management and investment.Helping Kids into Home OwnershipStart a Housing FundSet up a dedicated savings account or investment portfolio for each child's future home purchase.Consider using a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) which can later be partially used for housing.Teach Financial LiteracyInvolve kids in budgeting and saving discussions from an early age.Encourage them to save a portion of any money they receive or earn.Co-signing or GiftingWhen they're ready to buy, consider co-signing their mortgage or gifting a down payment.Be aware of tax implications and seek professional advice.Long-term Planning StrategiesSet Clear GoalsDetermine how much you want to contribute to each child's future home.Create a timeline for achieving these goals.Diversify InvestmentsWhile real estate is valuable, also consider other investment vehicles for balance.Explore stocks, bonds, and other assets to create a well-rounded portfolio for your kids' future.Regular Review and AdjustmentReassess your strategy annually to ensure you're on track.Adjust as needed based on market conditions and your family's changing needs.Teaching by ExampleAs a dad, your financial habits will significantly influence your children. Demonstrate good financial management, discuss investment decisions, and involve them in age-appropriate financial planning activities.Remember, while preparing for your kids' financial future is crucial, it's equally important to balance this with enjoying the present and not sacrificing your own financial health. By taking a thoughtful, long-term approach to real estate and financial planning, you can set your children up for a stable and prosperous future.Welcome to the Cash Kid Podcast! I’m here to teach kids and adults the financial literacy skills they need to start saving money early. Join us as we interview experts and explore topics to take that piggy bank to a real bank and start investing today to watch your money grow. “Cash Kids” are kids who at a young age have an entrepreneurial mindset and good financial skills to use their passions, hobbies, and skills to earn money. Just remember, anyone can be a “Cash Kid,” you just have to learn how to become one. So let’s be the generation to grow the greatest wealth and be the most financially literate. From financial skills to getting your first job, to investing in the stock market, we’ll cover it here on the Cash Kid Podcast.https://pod.link/1688896664Money and personal finance are one of the leading causes of stress among adults, but it doesn't have...

Episode 115 - Extending Grace, Treating Everyone Like a Learner on Life's HighwayThe Hidden Struggles: Treating Everyone Like a Student DriverImagine you're driving down a busy street and you spot a car with "STUDENT DRIVER" plastered on its sides. What's your immediate reaction? Most of us instinctively become more patient, give the car more space, and perhaps even silently cheer on the novice behind the wheel. We understand that this person is learning, and we adjust our expectations and behavior accordingly.Now, what if we applied this same mindset to everyone we encounter in our daily lives?The Invisible "Student Driver" SignThe truth is, many people around us are navigating personal struggles and challenges that we know nothing about. These hidden battles could be anything from mental health issues, financial stress, relationship problems, or health concerns. Unlike the student driver's car, there's no visible sign alerting us to their situation.Creating Space for Silent StrugglesJust as we give student drivers extra room on the road, we can create space for those who might be silently hurting:Practice patience: When someone seems short-tempered or distracted, consider that they might be dealing with unseen difficulties.Offer kindness: A simple smile or a genuine "How are you?" can make a world of difference to someone who's struggling.Withhold judgment: Before jumping to conclusions about someone's behavior, remember that there might be more to their story than meets the eye.Listen actively: If someone opens up to you, give them your full attention without trying to fix their problems immediately.The Power of GraceExtending grace to others means showing kindness and understanding, even when it's not necessarily deserved. By treating everyone as if they're wearing an invisible "STUDENT DRIVER" sign, we create a more compassionate and supportive environment for all.Remember, just as a student driver eventually becomes a confident motorist, people facing challenges can overcome them with time, support, and understanding from those around them.Action Item Summary:Commit to treating everyone you encounter with the same patience and understanding you'd offer a student driver, recognizing that they may be silently navigating personal challenges.___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 114 - Brian Heilig - The Awe-Inspiring Saga of His Son's Micro-Preemie Birth and the Goal SetAuthor Born From Son’s Traumatic BirthBrian Heilig and his wife Diana had to deliver their first baby at 26 weeks due to severe preeclampsia while living in Cancún, Mexico. Grayson was only 12” long and weighed 1.6 pounds. Little did Brian know this dramatic event would also birth a joy for writing.Book: Breathe, Eat, Poop & Grow: Our Micro-Preemie JourneyIn the pages of our book, every word bears the weight of a journey that transcends mere storytelling. It's a testament to resilience, love, and the indomitable human spirit. Through the tumultuous corridors of uncertainty, our narrative unveils the harrowing yet awe-inspiring saga of our son's micro-preemie birth in Mexico. Each page breathes with the raw emotions of fear, hope, and relentless determination as we navigated the labyrinth of medical challenges to safeguard his fragile life. It's a poignant chronicle of the sacrifices made, the tears shed, and the miracles witnessed in the pursuit of one tiny heartbeat. Within these chapters lie the echoes of countless sleepless nights, the whispered prayers, and the unwavering faith that carried us through the darkest hours. This book is not just a memoir; it's a lifeline of hope, a beacon of light for anyone facing their own trials. To those who dare to delve into its pages, may you find solace, inspiration, and a renewed belief in the power of love to conquer all odds.*Please Note: All net proceeds from the book sales are going toward putting incubators into Mexican hospitals, we will call them G-Units, after our beloved son, Grayson.https://amzn.to/3We5H0Ahttps://brianheilig.com/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 113 - Brock Williams - Shake The Dust Off Your Soul, From depression, anxiety and OCD, leading you to greatness and rediscoveryBrock WilliamsAUTHOR | POET | MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATEBrock has set out to helping men heal, even take his message overseas. Motivating men to seek treatment and make their mental health a priority.Whether it’s depression, anxiety, bipolar, OCD, or ADHD.Let’s heal together!?Men are often taught to suppress their emotions and not get help. But how can you heal if you don’t know how you feel?Learn how Brock is helping men heal and overcome obstacles with the release of his poetic memoir “Shake The Dust Off Your Soul”.A refreshing inspirational journey through the trials of life and mental health that leads to greatness, inner strength, and resilience.Book: Shake The Dust Off Your SoulPrepare yourself for a refreshing, inspiring, breath of fresh air, as this poetic memoir take’s you through the depths of life’s trials. From depression, anxiety and OCD, leading you to greatness and rediscovery. Journey out of the dark and into new beginnings.https://www.milleniaxpose.com/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 112 - Joel Bouchard - When A Dad and A Son Are Just Different PeopleAbout Joel BouchardI am a doctoral student in psychology, multi-instrumentalist record producer, author, painter, Army veteran, business leader, local government official, and fellow podcaster, who firmly believes that generalists have a place in society and can make contributions to human knowledge. While I may not be an expert in any one field, what I am is an expert learner who is well-versed in a wide array of areas. While I am philosophically minded and prefer big-picture conversations that knit together disparate concepts, I can speak to details on many topics, including music, education, psychology, the military, and much more.Joel Bouchard is a doctoral student in psychology, a multi-instrumentalist record producer, author, painter, Army veteran, business leader, local government official, and host of the philosophy podcast "From Nowhere to Nothing.https://jbouchard.podbean.com/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

E111 - Darren J Brookes - There Is Nobody Here For You, Perinatal depression and menDaniel is an author and he drops by to share about his book and about the topic of PeriNatal Depression that Dad's experience.Daniel's book: The 23 Rules of life…that most people don’t want to hear will challenge your thinking and beliefs. However, they will empower you to maximise your potential and relentlessly pursue your goals regardless of what is happening in the world around you.Daniel's sitehttps://www.dreamstogoals.co.uk/Although new fathers are at lower risk of depression than are new mothers,2 the prevalence of depression in new fathers is higher than that in the general population.3 Depression occurs in 10% of men from their partner's first trimester to one year postpartum; three to six months after birth is a particularly sensitive period of increased symptoms.2 Fathers who live with their children do not have a history of increased depressive symptoms prior to having a child but are at increased risk of depressive symptoms from birth through the first five years of lifePerinatal depression in men, also known as paternal perinatal depression (PPND), is a significant mental health issue that affects approximately 9-10% of fathers during the period from their partner's pregnancy through the first year after childbirth. While less prevalent than maternal perinatal depression, PPND is more common in new fathers compared to the general male population.Key aspects of PPND include:Timing: PPND can occur anytime between the first trimester of pregnancy and one year postpartum, with the 3-6 month period after birth being particularly sensitive.Symptoms: Men may experience traditional depressive symptoms such as sadness, mood swings, and loss of interest in activities. However, they may also exhibit male-specific symptoms like irritability, anger, increased alcohol or drug use, and avoidant behaviors.Risk factors: These include a history of depression, stress related to parenting, role changes, financial concerns, and interparental conflict. Maternal depression is also moderately correlated with paternal depression.Impact: PPND can negatively affect parenting practices, child development (both internalizing and externalizing behaviors), and family dynamics.Screening: While not routinely screened, opportunities for identifying PPND exist during prenatal visits, postnatal check-ups, and infant clinical encounters. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) can be used, with a cutoff of 10 points for fathers.Treatment: Interventions may include pharmacotherapy (e.g., selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) and psychotherapy (e.g., cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based therapies).Challenges: Men may be less likely to seek help due to stigma or traditional masculine norms. Additionally, conventional depression screening tools may underreport symptoms in men.Recognizing and addressing PPND is crucial not only for the well-being of fathers but also for their relationships with partners and children. There is a growing need for male-specific treatment strategies and increased awareness among healthcare providers to better support fathers during the perinatal periodSources:

Episode 110 - Mark Smith - Wrestling With Fatherhood, Lessons Learned From a Near Death ExperienceMark joins us for an interview that almost did not happen, we almost lost Mark 4 days prior to recording - hear Mark recount a very real and raw account of a very near death experience and the lessons that he understood as a result.Mark overcame childhood illness to become pro athlete as a pro wrestler for Ted Turner’s WCW, for the NWA and AWA. After wrestling he went into ministry. He used his wrestling background to build an audience to help individuals find peace and purpose. Has worked with thousands of teens and families across America. Works with abused and abandoned children. He and his wife are therapeutic parents for troubled children. Mark is involved in film production and writing. He creates awareness of homeless kids and does Foster Care. Finally, Mark has also designed equipment for Special Forces and big supporter of the Armed Forces. Mark's book: Wrestling with Demons: The battles of a NWA, AWA and CWF StarA professional wrestler projects his father's abuse into the ring. The racism of his upbringing and his pain is challenged by his new Christian faith. Can he overcome the pain of his past?https://amzn.to/4ck8udM___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 109 - June is Men's Mental Health Month - Building Community and Connections, Seeking Support and Breaking the StigmaJune is men's mental health month, and it's crucial to address the unique challenges dads face regarding mental health and finding support. Here are some key points:Building Community and ConnectionsDads often experience a "friendship deficiency" and lack meaningful connections outside their immediate family. This isolation can exacerbate mental health issues.Joining dad groups or finding a community of fathers can provide a supportive network, honest conversations, and a sense of shared experience. It helps dads realize they are not alone in their struggles.Maintaining friendships and making new connections is vital for dads' mental well-being. Prioritize spending time with other fathers in comfortable environments where open discussions can occur.Recognizing Mental Health ChallengesDads can experience various mental health issues, including postnatal depression (PND), anxiety, and stress. Around 10% of fathers experience PND in the first year after their child's birth.Mental health problems in dads are often overlooked or stigmatized, leading many to suffer in silence.It's essential to recognize and acknowledge mental health struggles, as they can significantly impact the entire family's well-being.Seeking Support and Breaking the StigmaDads should not hesitate to seek professional help from a mental health provider if they are struggling with their mental health. Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.Talking openly about mental health experiences and encouraging others to seek support can help reduce the stigma surrounding men's mental health issues.Prioritizing self-care, engaging in enjoyable activities, and maintaining a work-life balance can contribute to better mental well-being for dads.In summary, building a supportive community, recognizing mental health challenges, and seeking help when needed are crucial for dads' mental health. By addressing these issues, dads can break the stigma and create a more inclusive and supportive environment for themselves and their familiesSources:https://seleni.org/advice-support/2018/3/12/building-community-as-a-dadhttps://www.cnn.com/2023/09/18/health/male-loneliness-epidemic-wellness/index.htmlhttps://www.socialdad.ca/2023/11/17/10-big-questions-about-dealing-with-mental-health-as-a-dad-and-how-to-answer-them/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 108 - Lori Oaks - Fight Negative Self Talk - Everything is Figure-Out-AbleFrom suicide to AMAZING.After contemplating suicide at just 17 years old, and battling with depression that most of the world had no idea about through the next 20 years of her life, Lori decided to make a change and figure out how all the good times came about in her life. She created a system that helps keep her in the positive and good feeling, and now she is teaching others how to do the same.Want help feeling better?Sometimes life feels really hard, but it doesn't have to.Feel Better... Imagine a program that can walk you through the steps that will help you feel better.Imagine a moment in your life where all of the focus is on you. It isn't on trying to make everyone else happy, just yourself.  The right tools...  Most programs try to tell you exactly what to do, and that may not be the tool that you personally need, and this is why most programs don't work for people long term.With this program you will figure out your specific tools, and how to use them in order to help you to feel better and master the mindset to be able to move forward in life.Get started... connect with me to get a FREE consultation where we will assess your situation, figure out the tools you need to process and move forward through the hard parts of life, and show you how the AMAZE Yourself System can help you...guaranteed!!! https://iamazeme.kartra.com/page/homepage___https://dadspace.ca/music provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 107 - Joe Johnson - Dad Naps, Facing the I Am Not Enough Dad MomentsAboutWelcome to No Time Like Joe Time: Where TV get's deep for no reason. In this podcast Joe and a new guest each week looks at different clips of a show and talk about the life lessons they can get out of it. Want to be apart of this journey? Email any show ideas you want us to cover OR if you want to be a guest- email notimelikejoetime@gmail.com.https://open.spotify.com/show/48vpxKhQ9s71Pp4YQZ9jrS?si=7ba70a4c721e4766___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

BONUS - Happy Father's Day 2024 - Words of Encouragement for DadsDads, we often need to hear words of affirmation and appreciation to realize our worth and contribution as fathers. Here are some encouraging messages that can help dads feel valued and not alone or unappreciated on Father's Day:Words of Encouragement for Dads"You are an amazing father, and our family is so grateful for your love, guidance, and support.""Thank you for being a role model of strength, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to our family.""Your dedication to raising our children with kindness and patience is truly inspiring.""I admire the sacrifices you make every day to provide for our family and create a loving home.""Our children are blessed to have a father who leads by example, teaching them important values and life lessons.""You have such a positive influence on our kids, shaping them into the wonderful people they are becoming.""Your love and care for our family mean everything to us. We couldn't do it without you.""You are our rock, our strength, and our hero. We are so proud to call you our dad."The key is to express genuine gratitude, highlight his positive impact on the family, and remind him that his role as a father is invaluable and deeply appreciated. Such words of encouragement can help dads feel valued, supported, and motivated to continue being the best fathers they can be.Steal this list and share your thoughts with your Dad, Spouse or PartnerHappy Father's Day from the Dad Space Community___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 106 - Kenny Barnwell - Touring The World and Making it all Work on the Road - Parenting Via FacetimeParenting while travelling the world seems almost impossible, Kenny takes us behind the curtain - get a v.i.p. backstage pass to life on the road and being a Dad, here on Dad Space.In Kenny's words: I like to say that the event business rescued me because before I started my event production career at 18 years old in Atlanta, GA as a Stagehand. I was a high school drop out, homeless, and strung out on drugs. Production work was medicinal for me in the early days.As a Stagehand, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do yet, so I worked my ass off in every area of production, from Audio, Lighting, to staging, and learned as much as I could.I then spent time bouncing around as a freelancer and stagehand doing gig after gig, honestly thinking my new career is turning into a J.O.B.Same stuff, different gig. I was working hard and doing the work I loved, but not in the capacity in which I wanted to. I wanted to go on tour, travel the world, and work directly WITH the tours, like the touring crew I've worked around while I've been a local crew hire.I felt like I had plenty of experience, just needed some direction, or know someone, or...? I just wasn't sure.One day I was working a gig as a Stagehand and a touring crew guy I was working with gave me a bit of coaching that changed everything for me.He gave me the bit of clarity I was looking for. That bit of advice and encouragement fueled a spark within me that set me on a path to finding my passion for Backline and Production Management.Since, I've built a 20+ year career working on tours in Backline, and as a Stage Manager, Production Manager, and Tour Manager on tour with artists such as Travis Tritt, Trace Adkins, Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Bon Jovi, Chris Isaak, Amos Lee, Sara Barellies, Seal, Stray Kids, Korn, Jonas Brothers, and more.I'm the co-founder of a concert promotions company in Tampa, the author of two career development books, creator of two online career courses, and I'm a career/life coach.https://www.crewcoach.co/___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

Episode 105 - Cory Yates - None of Us is Smarter Than All of Us - Addiction, Military Service and beyondWhat is a Unicorn Ranch?The Unicorn Ranch began when Cory was a Sergeant in the Army.  Soldiers would come up to him with excuses about how their kid was sick, their dog died, or their car would not start.  His reply would be, "I get it, you had to go walk your UNICORN."  The next time they came to me with another excuse he would tell them to bring me their UNICORN so he can put it on my ranch and take care of it for them. Therefore, let us take that UNICORN or excuse and provide a solution to pursue your obligations.When Cory got out of the Army, he knew that he was being called into ministry. Whenever he put a team together for local or global missions, he was still met with the same excuses. The most common one we hear is, "I'd love to go, but just don't have the funds."God has led Cory to start a bladesmithing ministry in order to provide funding for missions trips and projects, pay for kids and youth camps, as well as serve those we are called to both locally and globally. We believe that if someone is being called to do mission work, money should be the last thing that keeps them from ministering or serving.⁠https://www.yatesunicornranch.org/⁠____⁠https://dadspace.ca/

FREE RANGE HUMANI use comedy to help people & organizations break the walls of convention.I AM CAGE FREEI followed the path that society laid out for me, lied to myself and convinced my heart that it was actually what I wanted. After 6 years of grad school, the suits, the interviews, the seriousness, the loans, I woke up in my first year of the dream job and I was UNHAPPY.I am a comedian, pharmacist, author, and speaker out to help create a more adaptable, empathetic, and humanizing healthcare experience.Rewind to 2013, two years into my pharmacy career and there I was, struggling to adapt to the unscripted world of pharmacy and healthcare. On paper I had checked all of the boxes: perfect grades, residency, board certification. But then I realized something was missing - the ability to create meaningful connections in the moment with those I cared for, and the ability to adapt and remain flexible.2013 was the year I went to my first improv class and two simple words changed everything for me: "Yes, and."Book: I GUESS I'M A DAD NOWA Humorous Handbook for Newish Dads Who Don't Want to SuckThere are no rules or explanations to this dad game, and yet it seems like society will literally collapse if you get this wrong.Of course, I’m the most amazing pharmacist comedian you’ve ever met, but I'm JUST LIKE YOU.Just a real dad trying to figure it all out.⁠https://www.coryjenks.com/⁠___https://dadspace.camusic provided by Blue Dot SessionsSong: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270