Parenting today looks nothing like the world many of us Gen X dads grew up in. In Episode 9, we talk about technology, independence, failure, responsibility, and finding the balance between protecting our kids and preparing them for life without trying to solve every problem for them.

Drive Safe. Stay Present. Lead Well.

Dads spend so much time taking care of everyone else—but who checks on Dad? In Episode 8, we talk about the pressure dads carry, why so many of us default to “I’m fine,” and how taking care of ourselves helps us become better fathers, husbands, and men.Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

Back-to-school means busy schedules, stressed kids, packed mornings, and plenty of family chaos. This episode is about how Dad can help steady the transition, share the load, stay connected, and make sure our kids know we're there when they need us.

Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

Ted Lasso may get the spotlight, but the rest of Richmond has plenty to teach us too. In Part 2, we look at Roy, Jamie, Higgins, Beard, Rebecca, Nate, Sam, Keeley, Trent, and even Rupert—and pull out practical lessons about presence, breaking cycles, trust, friendship, character, and unconditional love.

Because sometimes becoming a better dad means learning from the good examples—and recognizing the bad ones.

Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

Ted Lasso may be a show about soccer, but some of its best lessons have nothing to do with the game.

In this episode of Dad Drive, we look at what Ted gets right about leadership, relationships, and fatherhood—from being curious before judging and believing in our kids when they don't believe in themselves, to setting boundaries, admitting when we're struggling, and apologizing when we get it wrong.

Because great dads aren't perfect. They listen. They learn. They show up. And sometimes, our kids just need to borrow a little of our belief until they find their own.

Plus, stick around for this week's Dad Drive Challenge—one simple question that might completely change your next difficult conversation with your child.

Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

Summer is almost over.

The vacations are behind us, the credit card bill is showing up, the kids are heading back to school, and somehow you're wondering if you need a vacation from your vacation.

In this episode of Dad Drive, we talk about the real aftermath of summer—the money we spent, the memories we made, the stress we carried, and why the moments our kids remember are rarely the ones that cost the most.

We'll discuss how to reset as a family, reconnect with your spouse, prepare for the school year, and shift from surviving the summer to being intentional about the season ahead.

This week's Dad Drive Challenge will help you slow down, reflect on the summer, and create one meaningful moment with your family before life gets busy again.

Because being a great dad isn't about giving your family a perfect summer—it's about making the time you have together count.

Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

Family vacations are supposed to be relaxing... so why do they sometimes leave dads more exhausted than when they left?

In this episode of Dad Drive, we talk about the real side of family vacations—the budgeting, planning, packing, parenting, marriage, and the chaos that comes before, during, and after the trip. You'll also learn practical ways to reduce stress, stay connected with your wife and kids, and create memories that matter more than the perfect itinerary.

Because the best family vacations aren't the ones that go perfectly—they're the ones where you're fully present.

Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

No matter how hard we try, most dads carry guilt. We wonder if we're working too much, missing too much, or not doing enough.

In this episode of Dad Drive, we talk honestly about where dad guilt comes from, how it can quietly affect our families, and practical ways to move from guilt to growth. You'll leave with a simple challenge you can put into practice today to become a more intentional husband and father.

Remember, you don't have to be a perfect dad, just one who's willing to keep showing up.

Drive safe. Stay present. Lead well.

What is really driving you as a Dad?

In the first episode of Dad Drive, we talk honestly about the pressure dads carry, the fear of getting fatherhood wrong, and the constant effort to provide, protect, lead, and stay present.

This episode is not about becoming a perfect dad. It is about becoming a more intentional one.

You will hear a simple reminder: your children do not need perfection. They need connection, consistency, honesty, and a dad who keeps showing up.

You will also receive the first Dad Drive Challenge—a practical step you can take today to create a stronger connection with your kiddo.

Drive safe. Love hard. Lead well.

And remember: it’s not about where you’re going. It’s about what’s driving you.