Sam Calogero

Jeremy Casa

In this episode of Dad, Tell Me Your Story, we catch up with Jeremy Casa — proud dad of a two-year-old daughter, and soon-to-be father of two with a new baby just weeks away. Jeremy shares what life looks like in the chaos and joy of toddler parenting, while preparing for the arrival of baby number two. From balancing work and family to reflecting on how becoming a dad has changed him, Jeremy brings honesty, humour, and a calm energy that’s easy to connect with. Whether you're in the thick of early parenthood or remembering those whirlwind days, this is a heartfelt and relatable chat you won’t want to miss. 🎧 Want to get involved? 🌐 Visit us at www.dadstories.com.au [https://www.dadstories.com.au] 💬 Join the conversation on our Discord server [https://discord.gg/4jdUqgqRP2] 📩 Want to be a guest? Fill out the contact form on our website — we’d love to share your story.

Joshua Bernard

In this episode of Dad, Tell Me Your Story, we sit down with Joshua Bernard, a new father navigating the joys and challenges of raising his one-year-old son. Joshua shares his journey into fatherhood — from the unexpected hurdles he and his family faced early on, to the rewarding, heart-warming moments of connection with his son. It’s an open and emotional conversation about adapting, growing, and showing up every day for your child, even when things don’t go to plan. Jordan also brings his own reflections to the table, making this episode a powerful and relatable listen for any dad who's ever felt like the road to fatherhood was anything but smooth. Like what you heard? Get involved! Subscribe on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple podcasts, or your favourite podcast app Visit us at www.dadstories.com.au [https://www.dadstories.com.au] Join the chat on our Discord server [https://discord.gg/4jdUqgqRP2] Want to share your story? Fill out the contact form on our website — we’d love to hear from you. Thanks for listening — and we’ll see you next time on Dad, Tell Me Your Story.

Noah Cantor

In this episode of Dad, Tell Me Your Story, we have a chat with Noah Cantor. Noah inspires us with his excellent tips on finding your parenting style and how to raise your children as a team. He shares some practical advice that all fathers would be silly not to listen to intently. Settle in to your favourite listening mode and enjoy this episode of Dad tell me your story. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Amazon Music and Apple Podcasts. 🌐 Website: www.dadstories.com.au [https://www.dadstories.com.au/] 💬 Join the conversation on Discord: https://discord.gg/4jdUqgqRP2 [https://discord.gg/4jdUqgqRP2]

Sam Calogero

In this episode of Dad, Tell Me Your Story, we sit down with Sam Calogero — devoted father, husband, and lifelong football coach. Sam reflects on his new role as senior coach of the Beaumaris Women’s AFL team, and how he and the team have navigated the tragic loss of two players in the off-season. He shares what it means to lead with empathy, support young people through grief, and show up as both a coach and a dad. It’s a short but powerful chat about fatherhood, resilience, and the strength of community. Listen now on Spotify, Amazon Music — and coming soon to Apple Podcasts. Website: www.dadstories.com.au [https://www.dadstories.com.au/] Join the conversation on Discord: https://discord.gg/4jdUqgqRP2 [https://discord.gg/4jdUqgqRP2]

Tom Billers - First time Dad

This week on Dad, Tell Me Your Story, we chat with Tom Billers – a first-time dad navigating the wild, wonderful, and sometimes overwhelming world of new fatherhood. Tom opens up about the raw, real emotions that come with becoming a parent for the first time. From the sleepless nights to the unexpected joys, he shares what it’s like to suddenly have your world revolve around someone so small – and how it changes everything. It’s an honest, unfiltered look at the early days of being a dad, full of relatable moments, quiet insights, and a few laughs too. If you’re in the thick of new parenthood or just want to hear a real story from a dad who’s living it right now – this one’s for you.