Baltimore Maryland band AITA joins Greg and Erik on Daddies the Podcast! We talk about their music, their journey, the Baltimore scene, songwriting, influences, and the why behind what they create. If you are into alternative rock, emo, and discovering rising independent bands, this is a conversation you do not want to miss.

Matt Hill is best known for voicing Ed on Ed, Edd & Eddy, Raphael in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III and The Next Mutation, Ironhide in Transformers Energon, Soarin in My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic, Bankotsu in Inuyasha, and Kira Yamato in Gundam SEED. If you grew up watching cartoons in the 90s and early 2000s, you’ve definitely heard his voice.

Edward Miskie is an accomplished writer, author, producer, performer, and cancer survivor whose work spans storytelling, theatre, and personal narrative. He’s best known for his deeply honest and often humorous exploration of life’s toughest experiences, especially his journey through a rare form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, which he survived over a decade ago.

Jon Loree is a professional drummer and educator with years of experience behind the kit. Known for his versatile playing and approachable teaching style, Jon has spent his career performing, recording, and helping other drummers develop their skills. Whether on stage or in the classroom, he’s focused on creativity, consistency, and keeping music fun and meaningful.

Justin Humenik of Cheer Up Dusty joins Daddies the Podcast for a relaxed conversation about life, perspective, and experiences outside of music!

Daddies the Podcast is a laid back conversation driven show where we sit down with artists, creators, musicians, authors, and people doing interesting things to talk about life, creativity, and the stories that shape who they are. We’re less about traditional interviews and more about real conversations that go wherever they’re meant to go.

Nicole Wilson is a passionate tea writer and educator dedicated to sharing her love and knowledge of tea with the world. As the founder and author of Tea for Me Please, one of the longest-running tea blogs on the internet, Nicole has been exploring and writing about tea since 2008.

This week on Daddies the Podcast, we’re joined by Ladd Mitchell — frontman of the band Park and author of the novel Theory Markspurn.

We get into the early days of Park, touring, songwriting, and what it’s like sustaining a creative career over time. Ladd also talks about stepping into the world of writing fiction,  and the discipline it takes to finish a book.

We made it to 100 episodes! 

What started as a fun idea between friends turned into conversations with incredible guests, real stories, laughs, growth, and a community we’re genuinely proud of. This episode is about reflecting on the journey, the guests who trusted us with their stories, and the Daddies Community that kept showing up week after week!

This week on Daddies the Podcast, we sit down with Dave Coverly, the longtime cartoonist behind Speed Bump, one of the most widely syndicated single panel comics in the world.Dave joins us to talk about creativity, observation, and how humor evolves with culture. We get into where ideas actually come from, how cartoons are shaped by everyday life, and what it takes to stay creatively sharp over decades in a constantly changing media landscape. This conversation is thoughtful, funny, and full of insight into the creative process.If you love cartoons, storytelling, or the behind the scenes reality of making art for a living, this episode is for you.

Mr. Jeff (Jeff Klemm) joins Daddies the Podcast for a fun and thoughtful conversation about kids music, creativity, and building something that connects with both children and parents. Known for his high energy, interactive songs, Mr. Jeff has carved out a unique space in children’s entertainment by blending rock and pop influences with playful storytelling.