
Hey kids, get ON our lawn! Dear old Dads is a podcast examining and deconstructing all things Dad. From parenting to patriarchy; manning the grill to manning up; Dear Old Dads asks – what even is a dad anyway? What does it mean to be a good man in today's world? What should it mean? Listen along as we definitely find the correct, concise answers to all these questions and more! Featuring Eli Bosn... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Note: This episode was part of the double record while Tom was home from the hospital. As mentioned previously, he is currently back in the hospital and we wish him speedy healing and a swift return home! He probably has more HVAC issues to deal with... more
Note: Since this episode recording, Tom has been readmitted to the hospital. He's been keeping folks updated in the Facebook group so join up there if you haven't yet! Looking forward to his good healing and getting him back again soon.
Well folks,... more
Note: this one was recorded the same day as the previous release, so mentions of Tom in the hospital are related to that time period!
Heath and Anne join Thomas and Eli for a very special Ask the Enwrights Anything! It all starts with a lovely rend... more
Tom is in the hospital, and it's not just his usual laziness. We don't think, anyway. Thomas and Eli play three voice memos Tom recorded from his hospital bed, including one that may just be drugs.
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Very fun show. Im not a dad but it gives me alot to think about. Theres a ton of ads. I dont love when its just the dads reacting to stuff on reddit or whatever. Thats less interesting than other episodes which are usually really good. The conversations are very free flowing and it evens out in the positive.
I used to love this show, but the hosts are becoming more grating over time. Eli is the most annoying. His “bits” get played out way too far. He can turn a 10 second story into 10 minutes of bad voices and awful jokes. I think he makes up or exaggerates almost all of his stories. His fake laugh is also so annoying! That said, he can be one of the more insightful people on the pod. Tom also has super unhealthy, old fashioned beliefs to the point I don’t necessarily believe he is a feminist or eve... more
A great show (at times) for positive masculinity; whether you’re a dad or not, you get a great discussion each episode. It’s made me examine how toxic I was brought up and basically I feel like Thomas’s dad and my own shared the exact same parenting styles. When the guys are good, they’re great!
Holy cow the ads though! It’s nice they acknowledge it with the auto ads jokes, but still. Latest episode was 50 minutes, 12.5 was ads, so literally 1/4 of the total runtime was ads. Which given it’s ... more
Found this show through Cognitive Dissonance and I’m glad I came on over. I’m a mom but it’s nice to hear what goes on in the minds of dads. Often I find myself agreeing and I also have more empathy for my partner and how he navigates fatherhood. Also all three of the hosts are so funny together. Love the banter and the rapport and the laughter and jokes.
These guys are so great to listen to! They have open and honest conversations and are really taking a look at how their past experiences colour their current parenting choices. This is so refreshing and this mom loves listening to them!
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A humorous, candid look at modern fatherhood and male identity, with three hosts sharing personal stories about parenting, relationships, and everyday life. Episodes blend sharp banter with thoughtful reflections on masculinity, parenting challenges, and how culture shapes what it means to be a “good” dad today. Alongside playful humor, the show often tackles serious topics like self-improvement, mental health, and family dynamics, making it accessible to listeners who are parents or those interested in nuanced conversations about gender, partnership, and parenting. A standout trait is the trio's chemistry and openness, which helps topics land with both humor and honesty, attracting a broad audience including non-parents who relate to broad... more
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