The DADCAMP Podcast

Jason and Matt discuss recent news around the Cornell Case, their responses and important conversations to have with our sons and daughters right now: what it looks like to stand up, speak up, and raise kids who value every person as an image bearer of God.

Matt is finally back — and he's got a story to tell. What started as a pickup basketball game ended with a severe burn wound and months away from his career as an ER physician. But the physical pain was only part of it. In this raw and deeply personal episode, Matt opens up about what he found when he stopped asking God "why" and started asking "what do you want me to know?"

Trey Tucker has counseled thousands of young men, built a massive platform, and written a book called Tough Enough — and his message for dads is simple: your presence changes everything. Don't miss this conversation on identity, anxiety, grit, and what your kids are quietly asking you to answer.

What does it look like to lead your family through the unimaginable? Matthew Efird, author of Even Though We Will, joins the DADCAMP podcast to share the story of his son Noah that changed his life forever. From the two questions that held his marriage together to the ups and downs of grief, Matthew's story is raw, real, and full of hope.

Kent Evans is back, and he brought his best material. Two things dads need most right now: more scripture and better questions. Kent breaks down why, pulls from the State of Biblical Fatherhood research, and challenges every dad listening to stop waiting until they're ready — and just go. Don't miss Part 2 of one of our best conversations ever.

Kent Evans of Manhood Journey breaks down why forgiveness is a one-way street, why gratitude is the shortest path to letting go, and why your past does not have to define your future as a father. A raw, honest, and deeply encouraging conversation for any dad carrying old wounds.

What does it take to "flip the script" when the world expects you to be a statistic? This month, Jason sits down with the newest member of the DADCAMP team, JR, to unpack a story that spans from the beaches of California to the "rolling hills" of Bloomington, the sidelines of the NFL and now impacting dads across the globe.

What happens when a high school dropout looking for identity in Goodfellas meets the relentless pursuit of a Heavenly Father? This month, the DADCAMP crew is joined by Joshua Brown, founder of the ministry Dudes Without Dads, for a conversation that is as raw as it is redemptive.

Jason and Matt discuss how to handle difficult situations in real life scenarios where you are disappointed or feel let down by God or others around you.

Jason and Jeff discuss the book “Practicing the Way”, how it’s impacted their lives and families and how it should influence us heading into a new year.