In this heartfelt episode of The Dad Stuff Podcast, I’m opening up about my fears, uncertainties, and cautious hopes following the recent presidential election. With emotions running high and the future feeling unpredictable, I’m reflecting on what all of this means for us as parents and the world our kids are inheriting. Join me as I confront the worries and challenges we face, and afterward, ponder how you can foster hope, empathy, and resilience in our families as we move forward together.

Hey everyone, welcome back to The Dad Stuff Podcast! It’s been a while, and I’ve got some big updates to share. In this relaunch episode, I’m catching you up on everything that’s changed since the last season—from moving my family from California to Arkansas, to stepping away from work to focus more on being present at home.

I’ll also dive into what’s new for the podcast. This time around, I’m shifting gears with more solo episodes where I’ll share lessons I’ve learned from raising my kids, and we’ll still have some amazing guest interviews lined up. I’ll give you a sneak peek into upcoming topics like raising emotionally intelligent boys, the importance of family traditions, and even a powerful conversation with a dad about supporting his transgender teen. Plus, I’ll be talking with my nephew, Parker, who’s just become a new dad himself, about the advice he asked me for.

I’m excited to be back, and I can’t wait to go on this journey with you all. If you’re a dad, a granddad, or anyone navigating family life, this podcast is for you. Let’s figure this dad stuff out together!

In this episode, I had a heartfelt conversation with my friend Dan, who shared his personal journey as a parent of a transgender teenager. Dan opened up about the emotional moment when his teenager bravely came out as a boy named Alex. The episode delves into their family dynamics, interactions with the school, and the overwhelming support they received. Dan's vulnerability and honesty shed light on the importance of acceptance and understanding in parenting. Through Dan's story, we are reminded of the significance of listening to and supporting our children, no matter the challenges they face. Join us in this intimate and enlightening discussion on the DadStuff Podcast.

Hi, I’m Paul Vasquez, a dad and grandpa, and I created this show to reach out to other dads who have found themselves questioning if they are doing this “dad thing” right. I want to find out how they work through the challenges fatherhood throws at them to help other dads who face similar challenges. I want to find out what they learned from those moments to make myself a better dad.

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Today I am talking to my good friend Ron Sweetman. Ron was my boss years ago before I joined the state worker workforce. He always carried himself in a professional, ethical, and compassionate manner. His influence has stayed with me as an example of how to treat people with empathy and understanding that we are all from different places, but have so much in common. I hope you enjoy our talk about early childhood influences and how his growing up made him the dad and coach he is today. If you would like to learn more about Ron you can reach him at his website www.CoachRonSweetman.com and on LinkedIn at Coach Ron Sweetman. As always, this show only grows if you share with your friends, please like and subscribe as well as share with your friends. And be sure to follow us on Twitter @TheDadStuffPod and on Instagram @TheDadStuffPodcast. Email questions or show ideas to The DadStuffPodcast@gmail.com.

In this episode I talk with Joshua Oelrich. Josh has become an internet famous reactor through his YouTube Channel, SingerDad Reacts. Listen in to find out about Josh’s early musical journey and how he has amassed over 25,000 YouTube subscribers! You can check out his videos at SingerDadReacts and follow him on Instagram @singerdadreacts

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