Ultimate Dad Podcast

Cris "Sunshine" Lencioni has been beating the odds his whole life. Born into a home defined by abuse, with his mother spending time in prison and no real father figure, Cris quickly learned to fend for himself. From numerous street fights ("I just couldn't shut the fuck up.") to battling ADHD/OCD, Cris has faced it all.

After leaving an abusive home at just 15, Cris became the first college graduate in his family. Now, he's an MMA fighter, gym owner, and expectant father. He joins Beav to talk about his life to this point, and what has him excited for the future.

Hear it all on this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

Brandy is back on the podcast! Everybody's favorite guest is here, and she's got some things on her mind. She's talking second trimester, pregnancy cravings, shopping for her own diaper bag, and dishing on things that bother her.

It's a list that includes: Milk (seriously) Green bananas Wet dog smell And so much more

And, oh yeah, we get a NAME REVEAL for the baby! Although, not everybody in the family is on board with it right now. Hear it all on this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

Alex is having a time of it. Beav is bracing for life as parent to a newborn and a pre-teen. This 💩is getting real. Literally.

Alex digs out his septic tanks and rips up brand new flooring (again) while trying to figure out why he's allergic to everything, and Beav celebrates the fact his oldest can now cook herself breakfast and wonders if that means she can raise the baby.

Also in this podcast: There is a very catchy song about poop Why is bottle feeding so difficult "Threenager" is a real phase and it's terrifying

Hear it all on this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

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Amy Tucker was desperate.

Faced with a problem that was ruining family vacations and reducing her son to tears, she got busy. The solution she found would, four years later, lead her and her husband to sell their house, move to a rural cabin, and risk everything on a start-up with no guarantee of success. In just a few years, Amy's journey has led her places she never could have imagined, including helping other moms just like herself, endurance athletes, and even US Military special forces.

Hear it all on this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

Matt Overton has spent most of his professional life with his head between his legs. That's kind of the job description for an NFL long snapper.

But an 8-year NFL career, including a 2013 Pro Bowl selection, didn't come easy. From failing to make a highly competitive youth football team at just 7 years old to his first NFL training camp experience lasting all of 3 days, Matt has fought for this every step of the way. Now newly married (to Breanna, a former Colts cheerleader he swears was the one chasing him) with his first child on the way, he talks with Beav about looking forward to fatherhood, what's next in his career, and the type of legacy he wants to leave.

Hear it all on this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

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Remember that cooler your family had stashed somewhere in the garage? It survived countless road trips, camping adventures, Little League games, and fishing excursions. And it did not look pretty. You might even say it looked SHITI.

Self-described "below average outdoorsman" Trevor Zacny first noticed the luxury cooler trend in 2016. Struck by the lack of character in these new brands, Trevor wanted to celebrate cheap AF coolers that have a story and family history behind them. And so SHITI coolers was born. Hear how a dad joke and a day off work launched an entire business on this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

This might be the most personal story we've ever shared. We've never shied away from the realities of life, but Alex never thought he would be telling everyone about this on the podcast. After Alex shares about his recent experience, he and Beav re-examine the importance of Tactical Baby Gear's® roots, and how 2020 has shown that our mission is more important than ever. This year especially, a little empathy (and maybe some Valium), will go a long way.

Hear all about Alex's story and the impact this year has had on he and Beav in this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

Trovon was once told he would end up dead or in jail by 18. "I don't have the worst story. But I don't have the best story either." As a junior in high school, Trovon Reed lost his mother. With an absent, alcoholic father, Trovon was left to fend for himself. Although he was a nationally ranked football player receiving offers from Division 1 schools across the nation, Trovon was washing his laundry in the field house. Now a father himself, Trovon aspires to be the dad he never had.

Listen to his inspiring story of overcoming adversity and finding success in this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

Brandy stops by the office to discuss the first trimester, a discussion that quickly derails as Beav rapidly loses focus. There's talk of island life, building a boat and sailing, childhood memories, and somehow we get to the point where Beav professes his desire to be the new Joe Exotic while Brandy reiterates her desire for pet donkeys. They then debate who is harder to shop for at Christmas. Eventually, there is some talk about the first trimester, what's different this time around, and how the kids have to be reminded that pregnancy is not, in fact, easy. Listen to all this and more in this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

On this episode, Beav sits down with Philip Searcy, a local licensed clinical social worker with 10 years of experience. Together, they have a conversation like nothing else we've had. Diving into parenting issues such as managing expectations, handling emotions, and showing love, Philip shares what he's learned over the years. Whether you've considered therapy before or never seen the need, Philip's insights into relationships between parents and their children and his practical advice are sure to make a difference in your family. Listen to all this and more in this week's episode of the Tactical Baby Gear® podcast!

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