We're back after a looooong break! We do a little bit of catching up before we talk to local artist Josh Pen.

In the final episode of Season 1 Jeff is joined by his two oldest daughters to talk about animals, dancing and having fun. The Do-Dads will return with a new format in 2016.

Somewhere in time The Dads talk about Christmas when they were children and traditions they are forming with their families now. The new segment, Dear Jones, debuts.

On a very special Do-Dads David Hopkins (Emily Edison, Karma Inc., Short Story of the Month Club, The Wild and Wayward Tales of Tammi True) teaches us how having a good work ethic can make all of our dreams come true.

The Dads try out a new format. Brian and Jeff catch up on their projects. A new Jonescentric segment is introduced. Tom Swift failed to impress anyone, but still provided a good lesson. One of the dads has a big announcement.

On a very special Do-Dads Omar O’Hara (Red Razor Media, Film Fiend) educates the Dads on how a keen ear for sound and a creative spirit can bring families together.

The Dads consider all the old coming back as new. Brian held a Comic Book Yard Sale in his yard and Jones didn’t show up. One dad is trying to read more and everyone is given a book to read.

On a very special Do-Dads; Donna Delia (Capuchin Punks, Comic Geeks) demonstrates how a positive attitude, family, support and passion make cool things happen.

Not looking in the mirror for a month seems to have left The Dads with a lot of opinions about the world, both the external and the internal. Brian discovers a hidden power, Jones gives directions to Joanie’s Pizza, and Jeff has a new daughter.

On a very special Do-Dads Matt Leong (DrawSumthinCool, MattLeong13) visits some very manic Dads to teach them how perseverance through self-doubt can help you grow as an artist and discover your true strengths.