In today's episode of The Dad Hat, I talk to Harvey Laguerre, podcaster and life coach, about what makes men a P.R.I.Z.E.

Let's Meet Today's Guest On The Dad Hat, Harvey Laguerre

Harvey co-hosts the Love Is Black podcast with his wife Karese, discussing black relationships, as well as hosting the Men Are The P.R.I.Z.E. podcast, where he creates an open and safe place for men to discuss their issues. The goal of the Men are the P.R.I.Z.E. podcast is to utilize the P.R.I.Z.E. mantra, to discuss qualities that make a good man.

What Kind Of A Man Is Harvey Laguerre?

One of the best parts of podcasting is getting to talk with people you are unsure of where you stand exactly. While Harvey and I no doubt have some differences in opinion due to perspective, I'd feel comfortable saying we both wear our dad hats with care respecting innovation. At day's end, we both want strong, resilient children to send out into the world capable of taking on life's slings and arrows. Join us as we learn how Harvey defines modern man and how men fit into an ever-changing world where ideas like marriage have routinely changed popular definitions.

If nothing else comes from today's episode, I want to show you that we're more the same than we are different, even when discussing our most precious topics. We all put our dad hats on with the intention of doing right by our kids, no matter who we are as men.

Harvey Laguerre Resources & Extra Media

In today's episode, Lee talks with Nicky P of Iron Age Marketing about parenting with radical politics.  Nicky P is a marketer out of Cleveland, Ohio who specializes in branding for creatives.  He is a father with a nine-year-old mixed-race daughter as well as a political anarchist. On top of his marketing work, Nicky P has been a podcaster for 5 years and currently hosts both the Road To Hell Film Reviews podcast as well as the Iron Age Marketing podcast.   We discuss a ton of topics in this mega episode not least of which is how his radical politics have helped shape the way he parents in the modern world. We discuss a father's fears for his daughter who won't fit cleanly into a world where racial lines seem more important than ever.  Join us as we dive deep into parenting with a very outside-the-box thinker and see if there are any takeaways for our own parenting journeys.  Learn More about Nicky P - nickpecone.com - ironagemarketing.com - gowiththefrorecords.com

In today's episode Lee talks with professor and fellow podcaster Gwendolyn Dolske about philosophy and parenting.  Gwendolyn Dolske is the host and producer of the  Good Is In The Details Podcast as well as a university lecturer and author. As a university professor Dolske has taught courses ranging from Existentialism to Philosophy of Sex and Love.  As an author she has written Tips From The Professor A Guide for College Success. On top of her public and academic work professor Dolske is also a parent and it is this intersection that drew Lee to her as a guest.  Lee discovered Gwen while listening to a discussion about diversity and inclusion on Good Is In The Details. HE was immediately drawn to her candor and bleeding of the standard left right lines. Her expertise on his current pet interest existentialism sealed the deal for him. As a guest on The Dad hat Lee was able to dig into not only existentialism and the place of philosophy in modernity but also the roles of men and women in modern relationships as well as how all this insists we interact with the next generation from the perspective of both a mother and university professor.  Hopefully you walk away from today's episode with a more philosophical mind and an intentional view on parenting.  Links https://goodisinthedetails.libsyn.com/

Do you want to raise strong kids?

In this video, parent and author Mark Ryall shares his top tips on how to help your children become resilient and thrive in the world.

In this video, we explore the delicate balance of raising children in a way that doesn't shelter them from the world, but instead prepares them to thrive in it. We'll discuss how to do this while avoiding the dreaded "woke" parenting style which can often backfire.

Our guest today is Gary Gracia, a remote worker turned entrepreneur after navigating an existential crisis during covid.