Brent and I finish our talk with our experiences as a man and a dad today. How is it different than how we grew up? The term "present" gets used a lot What does it mean? How do gender roles come into play? Being responsible to your significant other as well as to yourself. How do we find that balance? What answers do we have on this and more?

When Brent looks back, he recognizes the moments where he understood what kind of man he was and could be. What role did his father take in shaping that? 

In Part 2 of my talk with Brent, we talk about the moment he knew he wanted to be a dad and the unexpected moments that come with parenting. He shares some great stories about how to choose when its time for a lesson and when its time to just enjoy. There are also those moments where being a parent has its difficulties. 

In part 1 of this podcast, Brent, a friend from 30 years ago, reconnect and talk about the journey from single and successful to marreid wiht children. What changes did it bring and the importance of talking about it.

Roger, an expectant dad, battles the demons of his past and present. In this very vulnerable talk, Roger opens up about having had a physically and emotionally unnavailable father in in his formative years. In adulthood he battles alcoholism, stress and confidence issues. Roger wrestles with a future that he feels he does not have the answers for. We discuss the love and care he wants to give his unborn daughter along with the deep concerns over being good enough and making the right choices. 

A Father and his adult son reflect on their lives together. Have they lived the ideal life together? Does such a thing exist? What thoughts and advice do they for men and dads on how to approach the world? Their answers might seem old school, but can we doubt the result? You decide!

The new dad on the block talks about balancing work, his relationship with his partner and his new son. Listen to find out what he struggles with, his successes and obstacles. What will the future for this Man and Dad hold?

My son and I interview each other about our lives together; regrets, favorite moments, struggles and successes and so much more.