HeyJaredNext Level Dad Fitness Podcast
Next Level Dad is for busy dads who want to get stronger, leaner, and more confident—without sacrificing family or faith. Short, real conversations on fitness, discipline, mindset, and showing up as the man your family needs.
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Episode 21. Asking for help. (opens the original)
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This episode is a reminder that asking for help is strength—and showing up for your family starts with taking care of yourself.
Episode 20. Stay Ready Stay Strong (opens the original)
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Today I sit down with Fire Chief Adrian Dillehay to talk about fitness, leadership, faith, and serving others. We share our journeys in the fire service and explain how discipline, readiness, and helping others without expectation can transform your life.
Episode 19. Wearing multiple hats (opens the original)
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Episode 19 is live! 🎙️ Justin Flagg is a fellow firefighter wearing multiple hats. We get into family, firefighting, faith, and what it takes to run businesses while balancing it all. This is an awesome conversation—check it out!
Episode 18. Peace After Fire (opens the original)
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A powerful conversation about healing, resilience, and finding calm after chaos.
Episode 17- Be. Do. Have. (opens the original)
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Most people believe they need to have more before they can do more and become more. In this episode, I break down the Be. Do. Have. mindset—and why becoming intentional with who you are must come first.
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