Dudes And Dads Podcast

Dudes and Dads went on the road and stopped by our friends at Everence and did a pop quiz Christmas Edition. Come listen to some really funny answers.

In this episode of the Dudes and Dads Podcast, hosts Joel and Andy are joined by Carla Hochstetler, a local school principal, to discuss ways parents, and specifically men, can better support their children’s education. They discuss a variety of topics, including: • The importance of parental involvement: Carla highlights the significance of dads being...

In this episode of the Dudes and Dads Podcast, hosts Joel DeMott and Andy Lehman sit down with their friend, youth pastor Jansen Utech. The trio discusses the benefits and challenges of getting married young, drawing on their own experiences. They then explore the changing landscape of youth culture, including the impact of social media...

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Month serves as a poignant reminder of the unique grief experienced by families who have faced such heartbreaking losses. Julie Lehman joins hosts Joel Demott and Andy Lehman to discuss the significance of this month and the importance of acknowledging and supporting those affected. The conversation emphasizes the need for greater...

This episode of the Dudes and Dads Podcast features guest Bradley Vinson, author of The Help Method. Vinson, inspired by the loss of his granddaughter, shares his HELP method — an acronym providing a framework for supporting children through grief. This poignant conversation explores the complexities of childhood grief, emphasizing honest communication and giving children...

On this episode we talk with Darin Shrock about having and teaching empathy to our kids. Help us get a new laptop We need your help getting a new laptop to edit and produce this podcast. If you would like to donate to our Go Fund me, please visit https://dudesanddads.com/help Links:

On this episode we talk about teenage dating, should we let our kids, should we say no, and what are some rules around it. We need your help As you know, we love bringing you every episode of the Dudes and Dads Podcast, and we’re committed to making it the best experience possible for you....

On this episode we talk with some of the people who went on the trip to the Tetons with us. We recap the hikes we did, and how it caused wonder and awe. If you have not checked out the pre-episode to this with Greg Neumayer about the need for adventure and wonder check it...

On this episode we were honored to be invited in to the local jail by the chaplain to talk to 4 men about their reflections on fatherhood. Links:

In this episode we head out to the fair and talk with the fair Shelly Steury president about the importance of 4-H in families lives, and we also talk with Allison Schrock Pletcher from Everence about everything they are doing at the fair.

On this episode we talk with Greg Neumayer about the need for adventureand wonder. Greg leads groups of men on trips to the Tetons and talksabout why adventure and wonder is a necessity for humans. Adventure -The big question: do I have what it takes?-Adventure begins when we ask questions like, “has anyone ever?” or...

On this episode we talk about what to do when our kids march to their own drum. As parents how do we parent those kids. Links:

On this episode we talk with Jack Davidson from Parent ProTech. Parent ProTech is a company that aims to help parents know about technology with the goal of being able to make informed decisions about what technology their kids should have access too. Links: Sponsors: It takes finances to keep this podcast online. We thank...

On this episode we talk with Chris Russell of Destiny Rescue about human trafficking and the slippery slope that pornography has leading to trafficking Links:

On this episode we talk all about quitting. When should you quit? when should you stick with it? How to lead your kids when they feel like quitting? Links: Sponsors: It takes finances to keep this podcast online. We thank the following for their support of this episodeThis episode is sponsored by:

It has been 5 years since our first episode. On this episode we take a look back at the history and some of our favorite episodes. Episodes mentioned in the show Links: Sponsors: It takes finances to keep this podcast online. We thank the following for their support of this episodeThis episode is sponsored by:

On this episode we talk with Ryan Wall about how to encourage our kids to be creative. Ryan is an animator, and has animated many things you may know. Ryan tells us how he encourages his daughter to be creative. Links:

On this episode Joel and Andy talk about how to give appropriate freedoms to your kids. Links:

On this episode we talk with Sean McCrindle, CEO of Bashor Children’s Home about kids facing significant challenge. Links: Sponsors: It takes finances to keep this podcast online. We thank the following for their support of this episodeThis episode is sponsored by: Listeners like you. Please consider donating financially to keep this show running. visit...

On this episode we talk with Caleb Roose from Good Enough Dads about 3 proven ways to build lasting relationships with our kids If you book a discovery coaching call with Caleb and mention “Dudes and Dads Podcast” in your discovery call you can get 50% off your first coaching package in 2024 Links: Sponsors:...

On this episode Joel and Andy discuss some tips and tricks to navigate the holidays. Many times the holidays can be tricky weather its that uncle that brings up topics that will start fights or the loss of a loved one. This episode talks about some ways to handle these issues. Links:

On this episode we talk about some dad hacks you can use to save time and help with your parenting. Links:

October is pastor appreciation month. In this episode we talk about why it is important to show your pastors that you appreciate them, and some ways you can do it. Links:

On this episode we talk with Mike Nicholas, VP of HR at Everence about some ways to prepare you kids to get a job. Links:

In this episode Andy and Joel tell all about their favorite things to do with their kids based on the kids ages. They break it down by birth to kindergarten, 1-5 grade, 6-8th grade, 9-12th grade. Links: