Season 2 Episode 6: Overcoming Fear, Pt 2: Overcoming Personal Parenting Fears

S2 E7: Dad Talks w/Curtis Webster Jr. - Dads Married to Doctors

Another week, another FANTASTIC interview with a dad who's doing great things; Co-Host Justin sits down with Curtis Webster Jr., the founder of Dads Married to Doctors, a global organization of support and resources for men whos spouses are medical professionals. They talk about the need for creating the group, the unique challenges it's members face, and Curtis shares some of his groups core tenets that can be applied to dads across the spectrum. This is another can't miss episode!

Season 2 Episode 6: Overcoming Fear, Pt 2: Overcoming Personal Parenting Fears

Fear isn't just for children, and if you think men don't get scared, think again. In Part 2 on Fear, The Dads open up about their fears, insecurities, and how to create positive mental health. How do grown men overcome their fears? Listen to the episode to find out. As a special note, if you're struggling with fear, anxiety or any mental health issue and would like confidential support, you can contact Mental Health America of Central Carolinas at www.MHACentralCarolinas.org, or call 704-365-3454.

S2 E5 Overcoming Fear Pt1

Fear is a natural part of life, but overcoming it isn't easy. In this episode, The Dads discuss what fears their own kids struggle with and how to help. They also discuss how to "break the cycle" of the stern, unemotional father figure into a patient, nurturing dad.

S2E4 Dad Conversations: Cooking with Dad

On this special episode of The Charlotte Dads Group Podcast, Darrell goes one-on-one with BBQ extraordinaire Rob Ainbinder of Pitmaster Rob to discuss smoking meats, fatherhood and how to help dads get more comfortable behind the grill.

S2 E3 The Importance of Nightly Routines

Getting kids through dinner, bath, and bedtime can be exhausting, whether you have one child or several. The Dads compare notes about their own nightly routines, what works best, and offer advice and tips for overwhelmed parents. Bonus: what shows we're watching once they're all actually asleep.