Go Ask Your Mother

Go Ask Your Mother

By Jack Tomczak and Noah RouenComedyKids & Family
Download on the App Store

Go Ask Your Mother episodes

  • Date Night!

    Noah and Jack talk about date nights and what it's like to get a house ready to sell while you live with tiny people who love to make messes. Sorry for the delay, Jack was trying to get a house ready to sell while living with tiny people who love to make messes.

    41 min
  • RV Dad Mike Franklin

    Noah and Jack talk to former "Wrong About Everything" podcaster Mike Franklin about what possessed him to buy an RV and travel the country...or at least his driveway.

    33 min
  • What a difference a year makes

    Jack talks about the post he put up on his Facebook page on his birthday and what a difference a year can make. Priorities, sacrifice, perspective, and why you should keep your opinions about other people to yourself. 

    43 min
  • Boys vs Girls

    Noah is on assignment in Florida with his kids and fellow podcast Andy Olson fills in. Jack just got back from a family vacation in Florida and the long airplane ride with a toddler.

    35 min
  • Hug and A Smooch

    Noah Rouen and Jack Tomczak (with some help from poducer Ben) discuss what other (good) parents do to mold their lumps of whiny destructive clay into capable and presentable adults.

    If you don't subscribe to this podcast on iTunes you're probably a bad parent.

    Poducer was intentional. Get it? Pod.

    52 min
  • Things parents of successful kids do

    Noah and Jack read almost 10% of a list about the things parents of successful kids do to make their kids so darn successful. They read so little of the list because their opinions and anecdotes are way better than some list from the Internet.

    31 min
  • Ask A Dad

    Noah is on assignment. Father of four Andy Olson fills in. Childless Benjamin Kruse asks two dads questions about fatherhood.

    32 min

About Go Ask Your Mother

From the publisher's feed

Jack Tomczak and Noah Rouen talk fatherhood in the 20th century. 21st Century? Oh, I'm sorry, Mister "I know what century it is," you probably don't have a two year old screaming nonsense at you…