TV personalities and authors Bill and Willie Geist discuss their new book, Good Talk Dad, and the challenges of being a dad in the TV industry. They explore the changing media portrayal of dads and life as a family in New York City. Another guest, Whit Honea, shares his fears about having difficult conversations with his kids. Topics include communication between parents and children, relatable moments from the book, and the anticipation and fears surrounding Christmas conversations.

Authors and dads Al Watts, Jason Greene, and Lorne Jaffe discuss their book 'Dads Behaving Dadly' that challenges stereotypes about fathers. They share stories of successful modern fatherhood, debunk stereotypes about dads' nurturing abilities, and discuss the risks and rewards of sharing personal stories online.

Author and journalist Paul Raeburn joins the podcast to discuss his book, 'Do Fathers Matter'. He explores the challenges he faced during his research and the impact fathers have on their families. They also talk about the latest scientific research on fatherhood across various fields including sociology, biology, anthropology, and psychology.

Child psychologist and author Dr. Tovah Klein talks about her book on how parents can help toddlers thrive. They discuss perspective, expectations, and the importance of a developmentally appropriate curriculum. The Parents Phrase Book author Whit Honea shares his script for repairing parent-child relationships after losing your cool.

Bestselling author Dr. John La Puma joins us to talk about men's health and the latest medical fad created by drug companies, a diagnosis of "Low T" or low testosterone to treat common symptoms of aging. Dr. La Puma also talks about his new book, REFUEL and outlines his eating plan to shed fat, boost testosterone and pump up strength and stamina naturally.   Whit Honea joins us again at the end of the show to offer his advice for parents trying to balance healthy eating with the treats kids enjoy.

Andy Miller and Brian Stephens join us to talk about their decision to adopt their 6-year old son, the challenges they faced, and why they think it's important for gay dads to serve as role models for young gay men. They also talk about their latest project, The Handsome Father, a community of support to connect, equip and inspire gay fathers and fathers-to-be. Parents Phrase Book Author Whit Honea joins us again to give his advice for developing empathy and embracing the diverse world around us.

Bello Nock, a celebrated clown and daredevil, discusses his boyhood growing up in a circus, finding work/life balance with family, and strategies for watching kids perform stunts. The importance of encouraging kids to take risks, generational circus traditions, embracing the thrill of parenthood, lessons from failure, and trying new things are also explored.

Adam Mansbach, author of 'Go the F*#! to Sleep' and other works of literary fiction, discusses the book's impact and the challenges of getting it in stores. They also explore the possibility of a sequel or series and delve into perspectives on modern parenthood and fatherhood.

Whit Honea, Dad and Author of The Parents Phrase Book, shares advice on tough conversations with kids and the recent loss of his mom. They discuss breaking stereotypes, teaching fair play, managing soda consumption, and bedtime tips for parents.

Author and adventurer, Charles R. Scott, shares his extreme adventures biking across Japan, Iceland, and Europe with his family. He discusses the origin of the idea, the importance of a supportive partner, taking risks with employer support, and finding the balance between work-life and parenthood.