Big Daddy Debrief
Welcome to Big Daddy Debrief, the weekly incident report from the front lines of fatherhood.Every week, I break down the dad wins, the dad fails, and the “what just happened?” moments that come with raising tiny humans.
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Episode 18 - Running On Patience (opens the original)
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Four kids, one rogue school bus, a broken saxophone, a growing baby and a whole lot of patience. This week, we're talking about the beautiful chaos of trying to be a dad, husband ,and functioning adult. And of course.... we have no manual. Episode 18 - Running on patience
Episode 17 - Home Field Advantage (opens the original)
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Farts, football, family traditions, and questionable decisions in a Target aisle. Fall is almost here, but the chaos arrived early!
Episode 16 - Worth It (opens the original)
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I lost my podcast studio, J got abandoned by the school bus, Spider-Man ruled, and—surprise—our family got a little bigger. It’s been a chaotic few weeks full of life lessons, big changes, and a reminder that loving people isn’t always easy... But it’s worth it.
Episode 15 - Don’t Smell It (opens the original)
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This week: hibachi chaos, Spider-Man theories, movie theater struggles, and the first-ever Big Daddy Debrief Mailbag. Plus, we answer the parenting question nobody wants to ask… At what point do we stop playing “Is It Chocolate?”
Episode 14 - Not By the Hair of My Chinny Chin Chin (opens the original)
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This week: a demon chicken tried to break into my house, I met Jar Jar Binks, and somehow those two stories belong in the same episode.
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