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Divorced Dads of America: The Rebuild

You didn't lose your marriage. You lost yourself.This podcast is for the divorced dad who's done surviving and ready to rebuild — his confidence, his cashflow, and his connection with his kids.Every episode delivers one raw truth and one actionable framework grounded in…

Podcast · By Anthony Thompson, Founder of Divorced Dads of America · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    You're Not Undisciplined — You're Just Interested (opens the original)

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    Anthony gets honest about the years he spent waiting for his life to change on its own — hoping, not building. He breaks down why "just be more disciplined" was never the real problem, and walks through The Vision Stack, the four-move framework that took him from vague hope to an actual written vision for his business, his time with his kids, and his exchange days. If you've ever fallen off a habit and called yourself undisciplined, this episode is for you. In this episode: Why waiting for thing

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    My Dad Told Me He'd Kill Me If I Became a Lawyer — Then He Never Once Said He Was Proud of Me | Michele Locke (opens the original)

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    A former family court judge who ruled on over 5,000 custody cases sits down to talk about the side of divorce nobody prepares you for — because she lived it first, as the kid in the middle of her own parents' split. Michele Locke spent decades on the bench before returning to private practice to fight the hardest custody and alienation cases in Texas. In this episode: what parents get wrong after divorce, the real mistakes dads make in and out of the courtroom, the new danger AI poses to your ca

  3. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    You're Raising the Ones You Can't Live Without — To Live Without You (opens the original)

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    My sixteen-year-old dropped a car off at a shop by himself last week, and something about watching him handle it broke something open in me. Patrick Bet-David said the line that's been going around — this episode is what it actually means to train a kid on purpose, knowing the whole point is that he leaves. In this episode: Why watching your kid succeed without you is supposed to sting — Peter Blos's research on adolescent "individuation" What the still-maturing teenage prefrontal cortex means f

  4. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    I Stay Awake Till 5 AM Crying Because I Miss You' — What His Son Wrote Him After 3 Years of Silence | Garry Junkuhn > 100K Fathers (opens the original)

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    Eleven years ago, Garry Junkuhn's girlfriend moved in with him — and that day became the last time he saw his two sons for three years. He found out how bad things had gotten from a school notification: his son had legally changed his last name to his mother's. Founder of 100K Fathers, Garry has since guided thousands of estranged dads through the same reunification process that eventually brought both of his own sons back — built on patience and inner work, not lawyers or court orders. In this

  5. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Why Divorced Dads Wait Until It's 10x Harder to Quit (opens the original)

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    I waited years to tell anyone about a habit that was quietly running my life — and it didn't die until I did. This episode is about the pattern I now see in dad after dad who reaches out: crisis, relief, silence, and a worse crisis later. What's actually happening underneath it, and the exact process that breaks it before it gets 10x harder. In this episode: Why the urge to hide something is actually the clearest evidence of where your real problem lives Kahneman and Tversky's research on why pa

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