Matt and Dwayne get blunt as they discuss the hormonal affects in teenage boys. Parental Guidance is recommended.

Matt and Dwayne unpack chapter 9 of "Stepping up: A Call to Courageous Manhood", and explore parenting kids during their teenage years. And Matt tries Cracklin' Oat Bran for the first time.

John Wooden was a real life legacy builder, and he received that characteristic from the legacy building he saw in his father. Matt and Dwayne get back into Dennis Rainey's book, "Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood", as they discuss older generations investing into the younger.

Matt and Dwayne discuss the last 10 of the 34 "Father-to-Son" words of advice that they found on a Facebook post.

Matt and Dwayne review the first part of a list of "Father-to Son" words of advice that they found on a Facebook post. Share in the comments some of your Father-to-Son words of advice.

It is the desire of every father to be seen as the G.O.A.T. in the eyes of their kids. Many men however, didn't have a good father with footsteps to follow. Matt and Dwayne discuss their dad's influence as they continue reviewing Dennis Rainey's book, "Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood."

Dwayne rants on his frustration with the GPS as the guys discuss Chapter 6 (What Every Boy Needs) of Dennis Rainey's Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood.

Matt and Dwayne discuss the worldly enticements which are like Grizzly Bears coming after our kids.

Matt and Dwayne talk about more storms in life that rob men of courage, while discussing the second part of Chapter 4 of Dennis Rainey's book, Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood.

Matt and Dwayne deal with the dreaded but necessary "birds and the bees" talk with their kids, as they discuss the first part of chapter 4 in Dennis Rainey's Stepping Up: A Call to Courageous Manhood.