The Detroit Dadcast

The Detroit Dadcast

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The Detroit Dadcast episodes

  • #2. Stoicism, The Mount Rushmore of Dads, and Kid-naming with Bracketology (with Sean Galvin)

    In Episode 2 my most legitimately stoic friend Sean Galvin, who introduced me to my wife (and married us by the powers vested in him by the internet) shares his hopes and fears about becoming a dad in about 8 weeks.  The one question that keeps him up at night:  Should I raise my kid to be a Lions fan?   Sean also shares his meritocratic process for coming up with a name (Rory is a #6 seed in the girls bracket), and his appreciation for his own father, whom he insists is "in the conversation" for the greatest dad of all time.

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    32 min
  • Wings To Go

    (produced 5/27/22)

    Wings to Go

    CHORUS

    Scotty dubs is a man’s man

    Likes smashburgers, beer, and jam bands

    Drives a Tundra, not a minivan

    Happy 40th, from your big fan

    VERSE 1

    Let me walk you through a typical day

    Of Scott Alex Weinstein if I may

    Wake up with a snort, yank the apneia tube

    Rise, brew some coffee, and scroll through Youtube

    Algorithm’s bumpin’ with Panic shows and food

    Might check his texts if he’s in the mood

    Ebs said Thai joint opened in the Lou

    He’ll be there tomorrow with a cold road  brew

    Then it’s breakfast for the ladies, for Scott just Joe

    Takes it black like a man, freshly ground like a pro

    To the garage, in the back is an office

    Flippin’ emails all day till he gets nauseous

    Now lunch with my sis, sandwich with turkey

    If it’s Monday he’s pissed,  gonna be Tofurkey

    Kiss the girls, head downstairs, time to sling a light

    Molly’s mad about storage, he ain’t one to fight

    CHORUS

    Scotty dubs is a man’s man

    Likes smashburgers, beer, and jam bands

    Drives a Tundra, not a minivan

    Happy 40th, from your big fan

    VERSE 2 (funny)

    If ya wanna know Scooter, hit him up on the Gram

    Man of many images, though not himself a ham

    New brewery opened up in an old gas station

    Wing joint poppin’ from his last vacation

    Keep on scrolling, Billy Strings with a fiddle

    Whoops, there’s an ad, it’s the blackstone griddle

    Action Bronson teased an album, Hot Ones new season dropped

    Taco truck opened up, carnitas won’t stop

    Head brewer buddy just had a kid

    Scooter clicks “like” despite the name Sid

    Billy Strings caught a bass in his new Kayak

    Trey’s playin’ solo in Fon-Du-Lac

    Some dude in west Texas sold a million dollar bong

    Blew it outta glass shipped from Hong Kong

    Little Janey on the hood of a black Bugatti

    Or Fi-Fi on the hill, with a plate of manicotti

    CHORUS

    Scotty dubs is a man’s man

    Likes smashburgers, beer, and jam bands

    Drives a Tundra, not a minivan

    Happy 40th, from your big fan

    VERSE 3 (sincere)

    When I met Scott he was still on hotmail

    Blew glass, cut wood, snowboarded through trails

    A chef, hockey player, an amateur craftsman

    And get him loose, you’ll see, he’ll make ya laugh man

    Generosity’s legendary, borderline offensive

    Once cooked my wife a meal that made me defensive

    Scallops, squash and bacon, even got her favorite wine

    Wasn’t showing me up, just how the dude dines

    Testament to Scott how many folks call him friend

    He’ll sacrifice for others up to the end

    Always one to ease your burden, called “The Sherpa” for a reason,

    No matter the time, the place, or the season

    So let’s all raise a glass to the one and only SAW

    He deserves a celebration, from wherever you are

    I hope you’re at The Village Scoot, chatting up an average Joe

    Beer, burger, fries, and some wings to go

    CHORUS

    Scotty dubs is a man’s man

    Likes smashburgers, beer, and jam bands

    Drives a Tundra, not a minivan

    Happy 40th, from your big fan

    4 min

About The Detroit Dadcast

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Welcome to The Detroit Dadcast. I’m your host, regular dad, Rory Hughes. I started this podcast with a simple goal: to have authentic conversations with other dads about fatherhood. Nothing more, nothing less. In my experience, real discussions among men about anything other than money and sports are hard to come by. Hearing stories of these other dads might spark an insight for you. Or perhaps you’ll just nod your head and say, “Yeah, I can totally relate.”