The Dad Edge Podcast

Angus Nelson, an executive coach, shares about the importance of seeking help and support for men's mental health. He highlights the common struggle with pride and fear of judgment that keeps many men isolated. Angus emphasizes the transformative power of self-compassion and accepting imperfection as a shared human experience. The podcast also touches on topics such as personal growth, relationships, self-reflection, and the benefits of evaluating and communicating in relationships.

This episode of the Dad Edge Podcast features members of the Dad Edge Mastermind asking their most pressing questions and receiving tailored insights from experienced dads. Topics discussed include improving marriage skills, deepening intimacy and creating a safe space, the power of curiosity and growth in a relationship, reconnecting and uncertain conversations, and improving leadership and deepening marital connection.

Entrepreneur, philanthropist, and speaker, Paul Hutchinson, discusses his dedication to child welfare and the value of empathy. He shares insights from playing rugby, emphasizing the importance of finding common ground to achieve goals. Paul also explores raising boys with positivity, teaching values, and instilling responsibility. The podcast highlights the dark realities of child trafficking and the healing power of trauma therapy. They express gratitude and support in eradicating trafficking.

Licensed marriage and family therapist, Dr. Amanda Craig, discusses parenting tweens, building emotional connections with children, repairing parent-child relationships, and the important role of dads in their daughters' lives. The podcast also explores the significance of connecting with children through shared activities and provides valuable resources.

In this episode, members of the Dad Edge Mastermind ask pressing questions and receive insights from experienced dads. Topics discussed include work-life balance, dealing with tough emotions, building stronger relationships with our kids, and strategies for becoming the best dad possible.

Corey LaJoie, professional NASCAR driver and third-generation racer, discusses his racing heritage and the intense competitiveness in the world of go-kart racing. He also talks about his charity work, knee surgery, passing down life lessons, navigating life's gray areas, and overcoming struggles in the Cup Series.

Brad Rhoads, founder of Grace Marriage and former practicing attorney, shares his personal journey of relying on the grace of God instead of his own efforts. He discusses the freedom of embracing imperfection and how it improves relationships. The importance of prioritizing quality time in marriage is emphasized, providing practical strategies for enhancing a relationship. The chapter explores the emotional toll of weight loss struggles and the impact on a woman's well-being. It also discusses the costs of maintaining a healthy relationship versus relationship breakdown and the importance of addressing underlying issues in marriage.

Shana James, a relationship and dating coach specializing in helping men create more authentic connections with women, joins Larry Hagner in this episode. They cover topics such as effective communication, creating intimacy, overcoming awkwardness in relationships, nurturing emotional bonds, navigating triggers and humor, and the power of context in relationships. They also provide resources and upcoming event information to support dads in their journey of love and parenting.

David Hauser, co-founder of the Grasshopper Group, challenges the concept of work-life balance, advocating for work-life integration instead. He discusses involving family in work responsibilities and the value of experiences over material possessions. They also share personal stories about parenting, including the lessons their son learned from running his own car wash business.

Dr. Michael Gervais, a renowned high-performance psychologist and host of the Finding Mastery podcast, explores the mind, emotions, and the power of being present. They discuss upgrading mental software, distinguishing between emotions and feelings, and the fear of not being enough. Dr. Gervais shares insights from his book, offers practical strategies for managing stress and anxiety, and emphasizes the importance of training the mind. They also discuss growing up in rural and city settings, the influence of the mind on excellence, and increasing self-awareness.