My wife is very pregnant and very busy at work, which is tough, but wow has she been unpleasant. And just saying that makes me realize that I never hear husbands complaining about their wives, but I hear wives complaining about their husbands ALL THE TIME. And it's fine that they do, but it's very concerning that we don't. Guys, it's time we take back what is a time-honored tradition...making fun of our wives!

Happy Father’s Day to the best generation of fathers in history.

Back from a week on the road, and boy are my legs tired! No really, traveling with a pregnant wife and a three year old is exhausting. But the kid loves to travel, and he's getting really good at it. So on this episode, I mostly just marvel at the various ways in which travel is so good for the little man, some obvious and some not so much. So listen up, because it's a trip!

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think I love kettlebells? They may not be the best way to train for strength or the best way to train cardio, but maybe they are! But they're definitely a great way to train both at once, which means they are fast, Fast, FAST, and super convenient, and allow me to spend more time doing the important things in life, like playing golf!...I mean, spending time with my family!

Nikola Jokic is the best basketball player in the world. So they say. Scottie Scheffler is the best golfer since Tiger. That's nice. Why don't I like them more? I take a moment to examine that, but also, I don't think it's just me, because I often find myself getting a talking-to from the sports media over the fact that I don't like them more, which means it must be a popular sentiment. Anyway, it's a strange episode about a strange observation, but it's different than what you'll hear anywhere else, so give it a listen and enjoy!

It's two steps forward, one step back for kids in every single aspect of their development, isn't it? On this episode I go over some areas in which my three year old is doing well, and some in which he's struggling. He's drawing! He's misbehaving! He's trying to be funny! He's not that funny! He's all over the place. If some of that is going on in your house, you should give this one a listen. Enjoy!

We're about halfway through the 4U tee ball season, and I'm here to tell you how that's gone so far. In short, it's been good, but it's been good in that way where your voice goes up, like you're negotiating with the meaning of "good." I focus mostly on my son's first experience in a structured setting and his first time being on a team, but there's a bit of a scouting report mixed in too. He's a five-tool player -- as long as all five tools are hammers!

Back from another absence, I explain what tripped me up and then find another beloved holiday to complain about. Then I offer a way-too-late review of season 2 of Apple TV's Severance, as well as finding a way to connect Rory McIlroy winning The Masters to the status of my son's potty training. It's actually quite a profound lesson, and I'm a changed man for it. You don't want to miss it, so give it a listen!

The Masters is upon us, and it's time for a preview podcast unlike any other! For this edition of the most prestigious golf tournament in the world, I am only interested in two golfers. Ehh, maybe "interested" is the wrong word, because one of those golfers is Scottie Scheffler, but I do wonder aloud why I'm so indifferent to his dominance. But I spend most of the time talking about Rory McIlroy, thinking about what must go through his head right about now, and wondering what I would say if it was my son in this situation.

My 3yo son has recently started playing tee ball, and if you didn't know that they played tee ball at three then let me tell you, it's gone about as well as you'd expect. But it's not the kids that are the problem; it's the parents! I describe some troublesome parental behaviors but also praise the coaches, give reason for optimism, and my belief that tee ball is a better sport for a 3yo to try than soccer. Tune in and enjoy!

Back again from another lengthy absence to talk about the perils of doing too much and the risk of failing publicly. Then it's on to Spring, which has me feeling full of energy and optimism, except for when it comes to taming my backyard. Hope springs eternal, but so do weeds! Then I talk about my kid graduating from the nursery and moving into his big kid bedroom to make space for the new baby. All in all, it's good to be back!