Good Dads Podcast

Children who see a therapist are often diagnosed with “Oppositional Defiant Disorder,” or ODD. In this episode, Dr. Baker and Josh the Dad discuss what that actually means, as well as when a parent should be concerned.

Sometimes it's hard for a dad to know if his child's behavior is normal or a sign that something more serious is going on. In this new series, "Is This Normal?" Dr. Baker and Josh the Dad cover helpful information about problems and concerns common to children and adolescents.

It’s hard to be a good dad without having a good relationship with the most important people in your life. Dr. Baker and Josh the Dad summarize the key components to having a healthy relationship with those you care about most.

In the past, a good dad equaled a good provider. While this may still be true in some respects, showing love to your wife is so much more than that. Learn about the various "love styles" and how to help your mate feel loved.

It's hard to be a good dad without having a decent relationship with your child's mother. Gain insights into what women (mothers) want from the father of their child.

Why do men avoid seeing their primary care physician? Why is it important to see your doctor for an annual check-up? How does mental health figure into a man’s overall well-being? Learn more in this podcast.

A man’s relationship with his father can be frustrating, fulfilling, or some of both. Gain some ideas about how to enhance this key relationship in a man’s life.

Fathers matter more to their daughters’ academic, social, and career success than you might imagine. Learn about the kinds of actions that matter and some simple things you can do to keep a great relationship going with your daughter.

According to an important Harvard study, nothing matters more to a man’s overall well-being and career success than the quality and warmth of his relationships.  Learn more in this podcast.

Minor Baker returns to talk about what it means to have an adult relationship with his dad. Fathers of all ages will laugh as they listen while also considering the kind of man-to-man relationship they want to have with their dad and/or adult child.