
The Rad Dads Show is a parenting podcast with a punk rock edge. We feature interviews with inspiring dads, and ask them to share their perspectives on parenthood, fatherhood and anything else that comes up. Brought to you by Rad Dads Edmonton.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingMusicMusic Interviews | |||

BRYAN ATCHISON (KOO KOO)
Bryan returns to the show to talk about what's new and about Koo Koo's upcoming shows at the St. Albert International Children's Festival of the Arts.
Bass player of Pennywise and father of 4, Randy Bradbury, stopped by to talk to us about parenting and his latest project, 84 Days, featuring himself, Cameron Webb, and Adrian Young (No Doubt). Check out 84 Days’ self-titled debut out now!
Brian is well known for his time as vocalist for multi-platinum Canadian rock band I Mother Earth, but these days he’s performing with his wife Tara as the duo TWO. Brian stopped by to chat about how he and Tara balance it all at home, from the impo... more
Following Sum 41’s retirement tour, The Tour of the Setting Sum, longtime guitarist and Gob founder Tom Thacker stopped by the show to talk about Rubik’s Cubes, teaching our kids to ride bikes, after-school pickup, and what’s next for Tom musically.
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Real, raw, and rad! Love this podcast.
Love this podcast. One of my absolute favorites
Radical Dadicals. This is a much needed show, not just another music interviewing podcast— a specifically targeted audience, to fans in a sub-genre of a sub-genre (meaning punk rock) whom also happen to have children. It is hard to be a rad dad, but we try...
I love this show. So much insight and great stories with lots of important musicians and alternative media figures. It’s inspiring, insightful and of course, entertaining. The cohosts really have good chemistry and they ask the hard as well as the enlightening questions. As an aging punk rocker, podcaster and yes, father I find these shows illuminating and over way too soon.
As a Dad who likes punk rock, this podcast ticks a lot of boxes for me. Right up my alley. Great guests. Great hosts. Top production quality. A+
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A candid, father-focused show blending parenting stories with punk culture and music industry conversations. Episodes center on how musician-dads balance touring, creativity, and family life, often touching on resilience, community, and mentorship within the punk scene. A standout niche is spotlighting dads in punk and indie circles, offering practical parenting anecdotes alongside behind-the-scenes music industry insights that appeal to fans of both parenting and alternative music.
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Recent guests on THE RAD DADS SHOW include:
1. Bryan Atchison
2. Randy Bradbury
3. Brian Byrne
4. Tom Thacker
5. Marc Belke
6. Brent Belke
7. Curtis Duffy
8. Scott McCord
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