Season 3 - Episode 4 - Demeta Snowden: She Didn’t Break — She Built

Season 3 - Episode 10 - Darryl Turner: The Village Still Matters

In this heartfelt conversation, Darryl Turner shares his journey of blending families, navigating relationships with exes, and raising adult children. The discussion highlights the importance of respect, communication, accountability, and the village approach to successful co-parenting and family unity.

Bonus Episode - Dad life, dating apps, and more

This episode features a deep conversation on relationships, parenting, self-awareness, and navigating the complexities of dating as a single parent. The hosts share personal insights, practical advice, and candid reflections on building authentic connections and protecting their children.

Season 3 - Episode 9 - Tyler McAdams: Inspiring Fathers

Tyler McAdams joins The Better Baby Daddy Club to discuss fatherhood after divorce, rebuilding structure, emotional control, co-parenting, and the work men must do to become stable leaders for their children. Through his own story, Tyler offers practical insight on accountability, healing, communication, and showing up even when life gets heavy.

Season 3 - Episode 8 - Micheal Hedgecock: Divorce Tested Him. Fatherhood Built Him.

In this insightful interview, Michael Hedgecock shares his journey as a father, the importance of community, emotional intelligence, and navigating the challenges of co-parenting and divorce. Discover practical advice and personal stories that inspire resilience and growth for dads and men everywhere.

Season 3 - Episode 7 - Jeremy Blackwell: Blending Families, Building Legacy, and Never Quitting

In this episode of The Better Baby Daddy Club, John and Kelly sit down with Jeremy Blackwell to discuss fatherhood after divorce, blending families, co-parenting, step-parenting, therapy, finances, spirituality, and the responsibility of showing up for your children even when life gets complicated. Jeremy shares his experience navigating two households, building a new family dynamic, managing tension with other parents, leaning on therapy and faith, and staying committed to growth. This conversation is a real look at what it means to adapt, overcome, and build a legacy your children can be proud of.