HeyJaredDirty Dads Podcast
Three dads, no filter—just a lot of laughs, a bit of kvetching, and a love for the finer things that knows no bounds. We dive into music, movies, and entertainment with just the right amount of irreverence and inappropriate banter.
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Spokane Is Jerusalem & Grant Was a Battle Dancer (opens the original)
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Aaron’s out, so Dan and Grant immediately go off the rails. Spokane may apparently be the real biblical Jerusalem, nipples get a full professional evaluation, road bikers are officially put on notice, and Grant reveals his secret past as a ’90s rave battle dancer—including the night he somehow ended up hanging out with Chili from TLC. Plus aliens, family dynamics, capitalism, getting old, shitting yourself, and the usual complete lack of restraint.
Bathhouse, Shithouse & 91 Countries (opens the original)
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The Dirty Dads are officially being listened to in 91 countries, which obviously means roughly 650,000 listeners per country. Don't check the math. This week, the boys unveil the new DDP look, track down Grant's long-lost South African childhood friend, discuss Seattle's innovative purse-theft transportation system, question whether the World Cup is rigged, and immediately sell out to Costco despite Costco having absolutely no interest in sponsoring us. Dan drives a Porsche GT3 and Ferrari 488 a
Upside-Down Pineapples, Pimp Wars & Punchable Faces (opens the original)
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The boys are back after a busted livestream and immediately spiral into car accidents, old-man habits, swingers, upside-down pineapples, punchable faces, Aurora pimp wars, strip clubs, prison hypotheticals, movie talk, travel stories, and somehow end up debating cereal, cookies, and the fastest path to diabetes. Completely chaotic, wildly inappropriate, and very much back on brand.
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