Ricky Fulton

Coffee with Bearded Bad Dad

Society EN ↓ 202 episodes

Raw, unfiltered conversations on everything from politics to parenting, war, UFOs, and more. No scripts, no filters—just real talk with real people. Join me as I chat with authors, military veterans, experts, and everyday people who have something to say. We cover a range of topics, including politics, history, war, culture, UFOs, and even controversial issues—no topic is off-limits. If you’re looking for honest, no-BS conversations with a bit of humor, some cursing, and real stories from real people, you’re in the right place. Grab a coffee, and let’s get into it!

Author

Ricky Fulton

Category

Society

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Ep#126: The Power of Psychedelics in Personal Growth 22.04.2025

Dive into this enlightening episode as we explore the transformative effects of psychedelics, specifically psilocybin and ayahuasca, on personal development and mental health. Join me as I interview Scottie Schneider, a psychedelic therapy advocate and founder of a free medicine music school in Colombia. Discover the profound insights gained through these powerful substances, including firsthand e...

Ep#125: Uncovering Family Secrets with Author Joseph Bolton 18.04.2025

Join us in this captivating episode as we delve into the remarkable life of Joseph Bolton, author of "Old Grandmother's Tree." Discover how his rich family history, steeped in French-Canadian roots and Native American ancestry, inspired his writing. Joseph shares his personal journey from a 25-year military career to becoming an accomplished author, including his experiences serving...

Ep#124: Coaching Chaos: Navigating Parental Pressure in Youth Sports 15.04.2025

In this episode, I dive deep into the challenges faced by youth sports coaches, focusing on the increasing parental interference and toxicity in the coach-player dynamic. Join me as we speak with Darren Ault, a seasoned basketball coach with over 33 years of experience and author of the book "Out of Bounds." He shares personal anecdotes about his coaching journey, the significant impact...

Ep#123: Officer to Author with Rodney Carpentier 11.04.2025

Join us in this captivating episode as we dive into the fascinating world of law enforcement with Rodney Carpentier, a 19-year veteran of the police force turned author. Rodney shares his unique insights on his journey, discussing his challenges and triumphs as a New York State correction officer and sheriff's investigator. We explore his expertise in white-collar crime and computer forensics,...

Ep#122: Navigating High Conflict Divorce: with Lisa Johnson on Legal Abuse and Financial Survival 08.04.2025

Join us in this compelling episode as we dive into the challenging world of high conflict divorce with expert Lisa Johnson, co-founder of Been There Got Out. Discover how to identify legal abuse and protect yourself financially when faced with a turbulent divorce process. Lisa shares her personal journey through a decade-long legal battle, revealing the shocking costs and emotional toll on familie...

Ep#121: Navigating Parenting Challenges 04.04.2025

In this insightful discussion, therapist and coach Anastasia Arauz shares her expert advice on creating healthy family systems and reducing overwhelm for parents. Join us as we explore the complexities of parenthood, the significance of being present for our children, and practical strategies for balancing work and family life. Discover tips for stay-at-home parents, the impact of daycare costs, a...

Ep #120: Navigating Politics: Insights on Trump’s Second Term 31.03.2025

In this compelling episode, we blend personal recovery stories from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) with reflections on the political landscape, including discussions about Trump's second term and its implications. I engage in a heartfelt conversation with Lynnlee Vires, who shares his TBI experience, exploring the emotional toll of brain injuries, seasonal depression, and innovative treatments...

Ep# 119: Break Bread, Not the Bank 24.03.2025

In this episode, we dive into practical tips we’ve used for cutting costs in the kitchen while still enjoying delicious meals. Join us as we explore the benefits of making staples like bread and pasta from scratch, and how to stretch your groceries further. We'll share our personal experiences of adapting to economic challenges. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a novice in the kitchen, di...

Ep#118: Spring Break Shenanigans: Surviving Kids, Chaos, and the Great Butter Incident 21.03.2025

In this podcast episode, we dive into the chaotic yet humorous realities of spring break parenting. Join us as we share the misadventures of boredom and boundless energy that come with having kids at home. From a wild “butter incident” that left the bathroom slippery to the challenges of managing sibling mischief, we explore the exhausting yet relatable aspects of parenting during school breaks. T...

Ep#117: Behind the Scenes with Vic Lagina 17.03.2025

Dive into the captivating world of Vic Lagina, a former adult film director known for his impressive catalog of nearly 3,800 scenes. In this episode, Vic shares his fascinating journey through 20 years in the adult film industry, including his time at Brazzers and the challenges that led to his transition to civilian life. Discover the insights he gained, the impact of the industry's dark side...

Ep #116: Finding Common Ground 14.03.2025

In this engaging episode, Pan Zeitgeist and I explore the intricate relationship between modern capitalism and essential social needs like housing, healthcare, and basic income. We both facilitate an insightful discussion that highlights how both left and right perspectives can disagree while maintaining civility in their debates. We delve into the implications of socialized medicine and the neces...

Episode 115: LTC Patrick Naughton Jr. 10.03.2025

Join me in this episode where we dive deep into the personal stories behind military service and the lasting impact on families, as I sit down with Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Naughton Jr., a passionate educator and veteran, to discuss his journey from military service to teaching at the Command and General Staff College in Leavenworth, Kansas. In this insightful conversation, Patrick shares the si...

Episode 114: Oscar Vasquez, Expert Estate Planner 07.03.2025

In this episode, we explore why having an estate plan is essential for everyone, not just the wealthy. Our expert guest, Oscar Vasquez, a seasoned estate planner with over 15 years of experience, shares invaluable insights and statistics revealing that 68% of American homeowners lack adequate estate planning. As we transition through different life stages, especially in our 30s and 40s, our perspe...

Episode 113: Tanawah Downing, Civil Rights Advocate and Litigator 03.03.2025

In a compelling discussion, Tanawah Downing, a civil rights advocate, shares insights into the troubling landscape of mass incarceration in America, linking it to deep-rooted systemic issues. The conversation explores the alarming statistics of the U.S. prison population, which represents a significant portion of the world's total, despite the nation being home to only 5% of the global populat...

Episode 112: Isabel Sam 28.02.2025

Join me on this episode as I speak with Isabel Sam. Isabel shares her personal story of escaping socialism of Central and South America and finding freedom in the United States. In this episode, she discusses the differences between her family’s culture and her husband’s, and how they have come together to build and new life and hope that they can help others as well. Isabel reflects on the import...

Episode 111: Robert Delena; Author, Adventurer, Father 24.02.2025

In this uplifting episode, I’m joined by Robert Delena, author of the book Without Restraint: How Skiing Saved My Son’s Life, a memoir about his journey with his son, who has PDD (Pervasive Developmental Disorder), and how a day of skiing reframed his approach to parenting, deepened his bond with his son, and transformed both their lives. Listen in for a thought-provoking exploration of resilience...

Episode 109: Dr. Jennifer Shell, Chiropractor & Nutrition Specialist 21.02.2025

Join me in this episode where I talk with Dr. Jennifer Shell. Jennifer is a Chiropractor who also specializes in clinical nutrition. Jennifer and I talk about my experiences with Chiropractic medicine, and she helps clear some misconceptions. We also talk about holistic medicine, essential oils, and lifestyle changes that can help treat the whole person not just the current concern. You don’t want...

Episode 109: Jack Kammer, Male-Friendly Media 17.02.2025

Join me as I sit down with Jack Kammer, a seasoned expert with a master's degree in social work and 40 years of experience tackling pressing social issues, including male gender challenges. We dive into a thought-provoking conversation about the misapplication of the term "toxic masculinity," the often-overlooked impact of sexism on men, and how to shift the narrative. I also share m...

Episode 108: Kenneth Kunken 14.02.2025

Join me as I speak with Kenneth Kunken, a true champion of resilience and determination, who has led an inspiring life and has a list of achievements. From his early days to his current accomplishments, we dive into the remarkablestory of this award-winning individual. Kenneth is a father to triplet boys, a retired district attorney, writer of his memoir “I Dream of Things That Never Were: The Ken...

Episode 107: Andrew Serra, Author & Retired Captain of the NYFD 10.02.2025

Join us as we delve into the tragic events of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire with author Andrew Serra. His historical novel, Hell's Hundred Acres, sheds light on the devastating fire that claimed 146 lives, mostly youngimmigrant women and sparked significant reforms in workplace safety laws. As a retired New York City fire captain and author of several historical novels, Serra bring...

Episode 106: Matt Tack 07.02.2025

Join me as I sit down with Matt Tack, a human performance expert, to explore the intersection of fitness, routine, and artificial intelligence. In this thought-provoking conversation, we delve into the importance of establishing a consistent routine for optimal physical and mental performance. Matt shares his expertise on how to create a fitness plan, overcome obstacles, and maintain motivation. B...

Episode 105: A Manly Conversation with Best-Selling Author and Podcast Host, Nicky Billou 03.02.2025

Join me on this episode as I talk with podcast host and best-selling author, Nicky Billou. Nicky is a Christian immigrant from Iran who has made his home in Canada. We talk about his love for helping people become successful in multiple aspects of life. We also discuss politics in both our countries and find that we both share common interests and beliefs.

Episode 104: Bringing Cartoons to Life: A Conversation with Adam Copeland 31.01.2025

Join me for a fun and fascinating conversation with voice actor and creator of the children’s show Pizza Hotdog Cartoons, Adam Copeland. Adam and I talk about his children’s show that helps educate and encourage kids to bring out their creative side by showing step by step drawings. We also talk about the wonders of parenting and of course...beards! Like, share, and subscribe!

Episode 103: Life in the Fast Lane with Houston Newby 27.01.2025

Buckle up for a conversation that’s sure to make you laugh, as I sit down with Houston Newby, a former police officer and firefighter turned over the road truck driver from Dyersburg, TN. Houston shares some stories with humor, humility, and a health does of sarcasm. You’ll be entertained and maybe even persuaded to hit the open road yourself.

Episode 102: The Art of Compensation with Scott Trumpolt 24.01.2025

In this episode, we dive into the world of compensation strategy with a seasoned expert who's spent 30 years helping companies navigate the complex landscape of pay and benefits. From understanding market competitiveness to designing incentive structures, our guest shares his expertise on how to create a compensation strategy that drives employee engagement and business success. We also explor...

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