Pappy Hour

Join us for a conversation with David, we talk solo backpacking and how the lessons it teach translate to parenting. From perseverance to being willing to die for your kid.

Have you ever wondered what not to do ? We got you covered. On this episode of Pappy Hour we talk to Eric Boye, father of three and a life long learner. Eric recounts some less than ideal choices and gives some humble perspective that young dads might find useful. Enjoy another hilarious episode.

We talk with Steve Long, father of a blended family and we get into what it's like to be a step father versus a stepmother. He shares the story of losing his first wife and owns up to mistakes of the past. He gives tips on how he avoided changing poopy diapers and his dad joke had us rolling.

We talk with Trevor Hughes about chronicling the journey of parenthood, the alien baby effect, and cholestatis. We also get into the ins and outs of staying present with a new kid, small kid small problems -v- big kids big problems, and the purpose of Pappy Hour.

Lucas and Eric sit down with friend and Baby Neighbor Sam Patti. Sam's son was born the day before Lucas' daughter, and we talk pre-arranged dating and how to manage the fall out. Sam gets into what it's like to get thrown a curve ball in the 11th hour of delivery, and his dad joke goes right over Lucas' head.

In our first pour, we sit down with Miguel Hernández—dad of two and director of Flipside Theatre in Superior, Colorado. We talk patience, perspective, and why fatherhood has a way of testing both. From kids losing their shit (literally) to dads losing it (metaphorically), we laugh through the chaos and explore how the teenage years can make you nostalgic for the simpler days of the diaper genie.