Ep 51: Mario Memories, Movies, and Mayhem

Ep 56: Reaching Out: A Friendship Episode

This week on The Dad Brotocol, Uncle Chris and Uncle RC accidentally turn on the microphones and stumble into an episode about adult friendship. What starts with a text to an old friend turns into awkward memories, ghosting, late-night phone calls, high school band stories, and one important realization: Nobody teaches you how to be a friend when you’re 42.1

Ep 55: Peak Human

What age did we peak? This week we invent a game to figure out the perfect age for random life experiences and immediately get distracted by road trips, cruises, Hot Wheels, football, and questions that make society stop making sense.

Ep 54: The Dad Brotocol Do the Universe: Iron Man

Uncle RC and Uncle Chris finally begin their MCU journey the only way two underprepared dads can: by immediately getting distracted, arguing about nonsense, and somehow spending way too much time discussing whether a missile should realistically have legs. Somewhere in there, we also talk about why Iron Man still works, why Tony Stark is weirdly compelling, and why Uncle Chris goes 0-for-4 during the quote game. One universe at a time.

Ep 53: Game Night Gone Wrong

This week on The Dad Brotocol, the guys suffer through a terrible joke book, argue through a chaotic round of Who’s Most Likely To, and bring Aubrey on for a family-friendly game of Outburst. Then, after a very serious warning, things go completely off the rails with the “Disturbed Personality Test” version of Disturbed Friends, where everyone tries to defend the least insane answer possible. Listener discretion is advised for the final segment.

Ep 52: Podcasting Without Fear or Reason

RC thinks he just came up with a million dollar idea… and Chris is not convinced. In this episode, we break down Podcasting Without Fear, a classroom project where students build confidence by running their own podcast—interviews, segments, games, and all. It’s public speaking… without the part where everyone is terrified. We put the idea to the test: * Chris attempts to interview Aubrey (with mixed results) * We dive into a chaotic Did You See That? segment * And the episode ends with a full-on Superfight battle featuring arguments that absolutely make no sense Somewhere in the middle of all this, we might actually prove that podcasting can help kids find their voice. Or we just prove that we shouldn’t be in charge of anything.