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The DaddyUp Podcast

The DaddyUp Podcast

Written by: Jason Jones (DaddyUp)
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 The DaddyUp Podcast is a movement to awaken fathers to the purpose God has placed within them — to lead their families with faith, to love with conviction, and to protect the next generation by becoming men of integrity who reflect the heart of Jesus in their homes.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
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  • Ep. 22 / More Than Myself

    Ep. 22 / More Than Myself
    Jan 20 2026
    Fatherhood changes the way a man measures everything. In this emotional and deeply reflective episode of The Daddy Up Podcast, Jason opens up about what it truly means to live for something greater than yourself. From the quiet pride of choosing presence over ego, to the daily war with his own flaws, this episode explores the unseen battles fathers fight — and the legacy they build through consistency, restraint, and love. Jason reframes success not as money, status, or achievement, but as how his children feel when he walks into a room. He shares what it means to go to war with yourself for the sake of your family, why children learn more from watching than from listening, and how redefining success can transform not only a man’s life, but the emotional safety of his home. This episode culminates in a direct, heartfelt charge to his children — a message about courage, responsibility, and choosing growth over comfort — and a powerful reflection on the kind of man he hopes to be remembered as when his time as a father is done. More Than Myself is for every father who is trying, every man who is growing, and every parent who wants their children to remember not just what they provided — but who they were willing to become.
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    18 mins
  • Ep. 21 / Raising Kids You Don’t Understand

    Ep. 21 / Raising Kids You Don’t Understand
    Jan 10 2026
    There comes a moment in fatherhood when your child stops making sense to you. They still live under your roof. They still carry your name. But the way they think, feel, and see the world feels unfamiliar — and that moment can shake even the most committed fathers. In this episode of The Daddy Up Podcast, Jason walks through the tension many fathers feel when understanding fades and leadership becomes uncomfortable. He challenges the instinct to lean on authority when curiosity is needed, explores how ego can quietly create distance, and reminds us that presence doesn’t require full comprehension — it requires availability. This episode is about staying when it’s hard, choosing trust over control, and leading with humility when your child’s growth stretches your comfort. It’s a reflection for fathers who want to remain safe, steady, and connected — even in seasons where answers take time. If you’ve ever felt unsure how to lead a child you don’t fully understand, this conversation will meet you where you are and remind you why staying present matters more than getting it right.
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    22 mins
  • Ep. 20 / Side by Side: A Father and Daughter Conversation — The Rubi👩🏽‍🦱❤️ Episode

    Ep. 20 / Side by Side: A Father and Daughter Conversation — The Rubi👩🏽‍🦱❤️ Episode
    Dec 3 2025
    In this deeply special episode of Dad On Purpose, Jason is joined by his 12-year-old daughter — and today’s co-host — Rubi. What follows is one of the most honest, tender, funny, and eye-opening conversations a father and child can have. Jason and Rubi go beyond surface-level talk and step into a real, vulnerable dialogue about their bond — the good, the challenging, the growing, and the beautifully imperfect parts of their relationship. There’s laughter. There’s honesty. There are moments that might punch you right in the chest. And there’s an undeniable love that pours through every exchange. This episode isn’t just a conversation… It’s an invitation — for fathers to open up, step back, breathe, listen, and let their kids teach them too. A timeless, emotional, joy-filled, truth-filled father/daughter moment captured forever.
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    50 mins
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