Dad Rocks on the Rocks. Andre and Freddy revisit the ups and downs of musical adventures. They also talk about classic TV and movies from their childhood. And probably from your childhood too. Enjoy!

This month, Andre and I discuss....Okay I'll be honest I don't remember a lot. We talked about how racist Peter Pan is, how great the Muppets show is, and I'm pretty sure we covered some sort of parenting stuff in this episode. Enjoy!

This month features an ailing, but ever funny Andre, as we discuss our old and new homework assignments, and the Masterpiece that is "The Bear". Just be happy your family isn't as messed up as the Berzatto's. Enjoy!

This episode features Mark Novak of The Strong Dads Club. In this episode we talk about the importance of, and how to achieve your fitness goals, all while being a parent. Among a hell of a lot of other stuff. Enjoy!

This episode we talk of cold remedies, Andre's night out and what it's like to get a babysitter, and we get deep in asking the question "Was there a preconceived notion about parenting that has changed since becoming a parent?" Enjoy!

It's a new day for the Dads on the Rocks Podcast. We're back, and we brought a friend! You're now listening to not only one but two April fools. Enjoy!

The second mom on the Dads on the Rocks Podcast features Talia Quigg. We talk about schooling both at home and in a traditional class setting, the pros and difficulties of mobile life due to employment, the importance of "me time" and things to look forward to once the kids are grown.

A new dad friend on this month's episode. We talk regional living, burnout, dream jobs, and raising a kid in a religious world where you're not even sure where you stand yourself. 

Another old friend joins the Dads on the Rocks podcast this month. Brandon Poynor and I talk about life with three girls, princess everything, and the trials of moving with children.

A special mid-month show features an old friend, Joe Hernaez. We talk about his dad life with three boys, the trials of moving with kids, keeping it fun, and the importance of remembering the relationship with your spouse is critical.