Let Us Be Your Dads

An extra Special crossover episode with Whatcha Gonna Do? (The Hulk Hogan Movie Podcast). 

Your Dads welcome special guest Jacob Smith (Whatcha Gonna Do?). 

Tyler is in Wyoming and Brandon, Daniel and Clint talk about the fear and uncertainty that takes hold when your kids are sick.

(W)hole lot of poop and butt talk to kick this one off. 

Does it count as shitting your pants if it doesn't "touch" your pants?

Which is more responsible for the fart sound: the hole or cheeks?

Your Dads also talk about their athletic prowess and their thoughts on kids' sports. 

Tyler gives a State of His Butthole Address post-Cici's Pizza.

In Episode 12, Daniel announced that he was about to have another kid! Well, stay tuned for the gender reveal in this episode. 

Clint took Krav Maga behind an IHOP and Brandon shares his policy on dealing with bullies and talks about how he sees parenting a son and daughter in a scary world. 

This week your Dads take Tyler to CiCi's Pizza and see how many slices he can put away in one sitting. His goal is 40. Give this episode a listen to see if he made it!

Your Dads talk about their summer jobs 

Brandon and Tyler share their history as elementary school political operators. 

The Dads also discuss their view on whether or not kids should have to work while in school. 

RIP Burt

Deliverance as Law School Homework

Dad Facial Hair

Who gives a shit about lawn care? We do, kinda.

PIZZA CHAIN WARS

Cockadoodle-bacon pizza?

Beavis would make a beautiful Bride

Hanging Tang

Brandon and Tyler committed the perfect crime.

How much pizza do you have to eat to "beat the bank" at a pizza buffet?

Tyler throws down the gauntlet.

The Dads plan another field trip.

Pizza buffet strategy

Diarrhea Relay Race

Brandon thinks Chicago style pizza is overrated

How I met your Moms?

Clint has never trusted Papa John

Brandon is a pepperoni boy

This is a pizza heavy episode.

Fazolis is better than Olive Garden. Don't at us.

Using Contra codes on a coke freestyle machine.

Coke hierarchy

Clint's granny served hot-ass Dr. Pepper

Dr. Thunder is the best beverage name

Origin of 1980's Rod Stewart rumors

Fantasy Draft Super Groups

Tyler is very woke

This week we reminisce about going back to school and the supplies and clothes shopping that goes along with it. 

We share about some of our struggles with anxiety and how school impacted us. We also discuss how as a parent it's important to understand the warning signs of mental health issues and how they might look different than typical growing pains.

Don't be afraid to reach out if you or someone you know needs help. Learning all you can about mental health is an important first step.

Reach out to your health insurance, primary care doctor or state/country mental health authority for more resources.

Getting a diagnosis is just the first step; knowing your own preferences and goals is also important. Treatments for mental illness vary by diagnosis and by person. There's no "one size fits all" treatment. Treatment options can include medication, counseling (therapy), social support and education.

If you or someone you know needs help now, you should immediately call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, call 911, or text "help" to 741-741