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What a Hell of a Way to Dad

What a Hell of a Way to Dad
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Armed Forces Brewing Company
New Year's Resolutions
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Robert O'neill

Francis and Nate bring you weekly dad chats, plotting the growth of their daughters and themselves. Episodes are interspersed with interviews with various authors and journalists. The hosts are both veterans, so also expect a lot of meandering stories

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Latest Episodes

This week Jack joins Francis to talk about water hobos, paddleboats tours, Rock a Fire Explosion, and how to be normal with a hobby and how to stay organized

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Fresh for you in October, it's a solo episode with Francis. If you're on any of the tiers of Patreon you got the video last week, but here's an audio drop for everyone. This week I wandered a Bass Pro Shop for jerky, read some more Art of War, and ra... more

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This week Francis and Nate talk about podcast logistics, Anime Conventions, not talking about the Army, and getting hyped at the Carnival of Decay.

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This week David Infante joins Francis to talk about Conservative teetotaling, the failure of Vetbro booze, and pairing Busch Bapple with the McRib.

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Recent Guests

David Infante
A writer and expert on the beer industry
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Episode: Drinks with Dad (Feat. Dave Infante)
Max Brallier
Author of children's books, known for the 'Last Kids on Earth' series and the movie 'VFW'
Episode: Dadchat with author Max Brallier
Aaron Yuhas
Former Air Force intelligence analyst and current musician with the band Throat Piss
Throat Piss
Episode: TroopChat: With Aaron Yuhas of the band Throat Piss
Josh Boerman
Co-host of Worst of All Possible Worlds, engaging in media critique
Worst of All Possible Worlds
Episode: Deadliest Warrior: Jesse James vs Al Capone (Feat Josh from Worst of All Possible Worlds)
Dr. Armand Dorian
Emergency room doctor and former UFC member
Episode: Deadliest Warrior: IRA vs Taliban w/ Tom O'Mahony *preview*
Jeff Day-Millin
Biomedical expert and black belt in karate
Episode: Deadliest Warrior: IRA vs Taliban w/ Tom O'Mahony *preview*
Travis Klempan
Author and veteran, known for writings that blend military experiences with metaphysical themes.
Self-published author
Episode: Have Snakes, Need Birds with Travis Klempan
Jasper Craven
Writer and journalist who wrote an article for Harpers Magazine.
Harpers Magazine
Episode: The Thin Purple Line with Jasper Craven
Tom Fowler
Journalist and activist involved in the Spycops inquiry
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Episode: Guest Episode: Spycops Legacy, Part 2 (feat. Tom Fowler)

Hosts

Francis
Co-host with a personal connection to parenting and a background in the military, bringing in humor and relatable anecdotes to the conversations.
Nate
Co-host known for insightful commentary on family dynamics and who shares personal experiences that resonate with parenting challenges.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 911 ratings
  • Fun dad chat

    Super random conversations that happen to align with many of my interests. Very much enjoyed the 1-hr sysadmin rabbit hole I just went down.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Post-JRE-support-group
    United States10 months ago
  • Mayo

    It horrifies me to know that my 1 year of 1 dollar patreon tier support went to something as horrible as buying a gallon of mayonnaise

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jdkdidjmd
    United States2 years ago
  • DO NOT GOOGLE "GROIN FLAP"

    Hey guys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gini Gen
    United States2 years ago
  • Love this podcast

    Keep it up. Appreciate your insights and the advice is very well taken. Congratulations Nate and we’ll done Francis. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    the great shovel
    United States2 years ago
  • The only way I could see the difference was to use

    The first time you have a chance at the top is the second one that I have a lot to do but I’m going back in a few

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chef cut
    Australia2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the humorous and relatable discussions about fatherhood and parenting.
The informal banter between hosts creates a welcoming atmosphere for listeners.
Some feedback suggests a desire for deeper editorial content rather than casual chat.
Content often touches on military experiences, resonating with listeners from veteran backgrounds.
Overall, the show is well-received, with listeners enjoying its blend of humor and reflection on family life.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

DadChat: Pegging at the Cracker Barrel
Q: Do you have limits on screen time for yourself or for your kids? How do you do screen time?
For his daughter, Nate states there isn't really good screen time for a child her age, but he anticipates having to rethink their screen time habits as she gets older.
DadChat: The Rats, Kats, and Bats tour
Q: What were the shows that you took them to when they were just youngins?
The most memorable show was the Black Keys, and my son was very excited about it.
Lauren and the Art of Sandwich Rotation
Q: What is your setup for rotating the sandwiches?
I use a rotating jewelry display case, which is just a little, you can get them on Amazon for like 15 bucks.
Lauren and the Art of Sandwich Rotation
Q: What is a Skagen salad?
It's like a shrimp salad, like you would like an egg or a ham salad, made with very small little baby shrimp.
Dadchat: You'll shoot your eye out
Q: What’s the best coaching, teaching guide technique you’ve learned when explaining something that we adults take for granted to a child?
It's a constant process of showing, doing, and teaching. You need to be patient and understand they'll get it and then forget it. Eventually, it clicks.

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Exploring the intersection of parenting and personal growth, this podcast features engaging and often humorous conversations between two veteran fathers as they navigate the journey of raising their daughters. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, from the challenges of childcare and teenage years, to deeper discussions on family values, personal anecdotes, and the unique slants provided by their military backgrounds. Notably, the conversations are punctuated with insightful interviews with authors and journalists that add depth and diverse perspectives on family life and societal issues. Listeners looking for relatable parenting discussions mixed with humor are likely to find a welcoming space here.

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2. Max Brallier
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