Nobody really talks about the guilt that comes with being a father.

The moments we replay.
The pressure we carry.
The fear of getting it wrong.
The struggle of trying to be better than the example we grew up with.

In this episode of Mostly Me Occasionally Wise, Brian gets real about fatherhood, the invisible weight dads carry, and the quiet moments that stick with us long after our kids forget them.

This episode is honest, emotional, relatable, and mixed with the humor and real-life perspective the podcast is known for.

If you’ve ever stayed up wondering whether you’re doing enough as a parent… this one’s for you.

Also, if you’re new to the show, be sure to check out previous episodes covering everything from hidden 80s movie gems to the hilarious things we swore we’d never say as parents.

Because none of us really know what we’re doing…
we’re all just trying our best.

Stay mostly you… occasionally wise.

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