Tom Anderson
Dad Talk
"Dad Talk" is a hilarious new podcast with wannabe comedians and first time dads Tom Anderson and Derek Wenzell.
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Ep 4: Tom Wins Worst Dad of Year Award 30.03.2021 20:22
Hilarious episode of Dad Talk this week! Tom's late for a dinner and decides to drive like a maniac driving his 11 month old son to projectile vomit all over the car. Derek gets into his struggles reading children's books and both dads fess up to watching their kids fall off the bed.
Ep 3: Welcome to Dad Talk! 23.03.2021 23:23
Listen now to episode 3 of "Dad Talk" and laugh out loud alongside wannabe comedians Tom Anderson and Derek Wenzell. When you're grilling with someone, do you feel like they're judging you the entire time? Why do they make instructions for things to assemble for your kid impossible? Tom explains why he feels like a little kid inside a bike shop, and Derek gives an update on the neighbor who drove...
Ep 2: How Much to Spend on Bottle of Wine For Friend 23.03.2021 21:35
Listen now to episode 2 of "Kinda Funny But Sometimes Not" with unbelievably hilarious wannabe comedians and first time dads Tom Anderson and Derek Wenzell. How much should you spend on wine for a friend? Is it criminal to order chicken at a fancy restaurant? What do you say to someone you're on the elevator with?
EP 1: Introducing "Kinda Funny But Sometimes Not" 23.03.2021 24:36
History made. Listen now to episode 1 of "Dad Talk" with wannabe comedians and first time dads Tom Anderson and Derek Wenzell. How's this for content? Just minutes into their debut podcast, Derek gets up and has to leave because his neighbor just drove their car into his house!
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