Parental Dadvisory

We're joined by Shawn Henfling to discuss his This Is My Brave appearance as well as how we cope with our depression, anxiety, and how to be a better mental health advocate.

Doug and Jay discuss their favorite musicians and the music they share with their spouses and kids. Plus a special voicemail from a teacher to Mrs. Wisniewski.

During this episode we share our thought on chores and work ethic. Somewhere along the way we get distracted by the top sheet debate. There is no debate, top sheets suck.

Doug and Jay discuss their favorite fandoms, for better or for worse. From Game of Thrones to Fifty Shades of Grey, we're throwing down the fandom gauntlet.

For episode six we sat down to discuss sex and how we parent so that our children understand things like consent, orientation, biology, and porn.

We're joined by Tony Conrad of Faith, Family, and Technology to discuss our favorite adult beverages and our best bad dad jokes.

We're joined by Sean Singleton, founder of The PopLyfe Shop, to discuss our personal experiences with blended families. From being a child in a blended family to being the parent, we'll cover what works best for us and how we help our kids deal with it on a daily basis.

In episode 3 we explore the persistent gun problem that's found in the United States. Our guest, B.K. Mullen (Earth vs Ben & Poppin' Bottles Dad-Cast), joins us to discuss past experiences, present problems, and what we'd like to see change. From Columbine to present day, we're shining a light on it all.

In episode two of the Parental Dadvisory Podcast we're joined by our guest, Brock Lusch, to recap and discuss our experiences during the 2018 Dad 2.0 Summit that recently concluded in New Orleans. From bottle shares to driving the Kia Stinger, we'll push through it all.

In the inaugural episode of Parental Dadvisory you'll be introduced to your hosts, Doug and Jay. We explain what we're looking to accomplish with the podcast and our thoughts on our upcoming trip to the 2018 Dad 2.0 Summit in New Orleans.