Front Row Dads with Jon Vroman

In this quick-hitting episode, Front Row Dad member Eric Farewell spotlights four books that shaped him as a man, husband, and father—and how his family turned car rides into a “great books” classroom. You’ll hear: Vulnerability over image — Rising Strong (Brené Brown) and dropping the mask Who you were before the mask — The Road Back to You (Ian Morgan Cron) and a shared language at home Family learning on wheels — Shoe Dog (Phil Knight) and sparking business curiosity in his kids The pattern breaker he gifts most — No More Mr. Nice Guy (Dr. Robert Glover) on needs, boundaries, and honest leadership Short, practical, and real—press play, pick one, and start a reading habit that strengthens your home ______________________________________________________   📚 Want to win at home and in business? These are the books that helped high-performing dads create deeper relationships and stronger lives—without sacrificing success. 👉 Get the list: https://frontrowdads.com/podcast-books

Mike Dillard has built three eight-figure businesses and spent two decades helping entrepreneurs learn how to invest, grow passive income, and build long-term wealth. In this conversation, he turns his attention to something even more urgent: parenting in a divided world. We dive into the fallout of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, what it reveals about free speech and cultural division, and how social media is shaping what the next generation believes. You’ll walk away with practical insights on how to start the conversations your kids aren’t having in school—conversations that build discernment, resilience, and the ability to think for themselves. ______________________________________________________ 📚 Want to win at home and in business?These are the books that helped high-performing dads create deeper relationships and stronger lives—without sacrificing success. 👉 Get the list: podcast-books

Today I dive deep with Danny Morel — a billion-dollar real estate leader who rebuilt after an affair and now helps men shift from hustle to wholeness. What you’ll get: How to end “driven but empty” by healing the wound under ambition The Desire → Courage turn that stops the endless chase Marriage moves that create safety without fixing (and drop defensiveness) Parenting that blends guardrails + freedom, with consequences that connect Breaking porn/food/shame loops by changing state at the root Moving from force to power so work flows and home thrives If you’ve built the life but still feel the weight—this conversation is for you. It’s not about doing more. It’s about becoming whole. __________________________________________________________ 📚 Want to win at home and in business? These are the books that helped high-performing dads create deeper relationships and stronger lives—without sacrificing success. 👉 Get the list: https://frontrowdads.com/podcast-books

Today’s guest is Laurie Handlers — Tantra educator, talk show host, and intimacy coach. She’s the author of Sex & Happiness: The Tantric Laws of Intimacy and leads programs through Butterfly Workshops, Inc. and the International School of Temple Arts. In this ~40-minute episode, you’ll learn: Why long-term sex gets better only with intentional effort (after the honeymoon & kids). The starter “effort stack”: schedule date night, learn to dance, have the conversation. How to decode complaints into clear requests—without hurting feelings. The training mindset: treat intimacy as a skill (courses/coaching > guessing). The presence playbook: breathe together, watch her face, phones down. The 10/10 framework women name: Presence, Connection, Safety, Communication, Skill. A simple boundary script and the repair rule: “First to return to love wins.” Listen now. ________________________________________________________________ 📚 Read what high-performing dads are reading. These are the most impactful books in our brotherhood. Tried, tested, and implemented. Grab them here: Https://frontrowdads.com/podcast-books  

When you lose your cool, it’s usually not about the moment—it’s about what’s underneath. In this episode, Josh Trent unpacks HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired) and shows you how to spot these triggers before they hijack your reactions. Learn how to pause, reset, and show up at your best for the people who matter most. ___________________________________________  📚 Want to win at home and in business? These are the books that helped high-performing dads create deeper relationships and stronger lives—without sacrificing success. 👉 Get the list: https://frontrowdads.com/books  

Schuyler Williamson, a leadership expert and military veteran, shares his insights from both the battlefield and the boardroom. He emphasizes military-tested leadership frameworks for parenting, advocating for modeling effective behaviors. Listeners can learn about practical routines to enhance children's confidence and the importance of adaptability in chaotic situations. Williamson's anecdotes from combat highlight how clarity and steadiness can transform leadership, making it applicable at home and in business.

Ryan Levesque, a 7-time Inc. 5000 CEO and 2-time #1 bestselling author, shares his expertise on running efficient family meetings. He reveals his 7-step agenda designed to foster connection and engagement among family members. Listeners will learn how to anchor discussions around wins, gratitude, and goals, making meetings something kids look forward to. Levesque also discusses transforming chaos into collaboration, showcasing the power of structured conversations to strengthen family values and wellness.

Nathanael Chawkin, a seasoned leadership coach, guides CEOs and teams through tough conversations with heart. In this insightful discussion, he shares four critical questions that act like ‘meditation on the go’ to uncover blind spots in relationships. The conversation emphasizes that much of our suffering stems from the narratives we create rather than external situations. Nathanael also explores the importance of self-compassion, active listening, and personal responsibility in nurturing emotional health and effective communication.

Rich Christiansen, founder of Legado Family, shares invaluable insights on raising resilient, values-driven children. He breaks down his family framework centered around values, symbols, and traditions. Discover the significance of age-specific rites of passage at 8, 12, 14, 16, and 18, and learn how entrepreneurship can empower teens. Rich offers practical strategies to combat entitlement and foster family identity, ensuring a meaningful legacy. His approach is both transformative and practical for modern dads.

Aaron Stupple, the father of five and author of "The Sovereign Child," presents a thought-provoking shift in parenting philosophy. He argues that traditional rules may hinder child development and advocates for fostering autonomy and trust. Stupple shares insights on handling modern parenting challenges like screen time and food choices. He emphasizes the importance of empowering children over strict rule enforcement, encouraging joyful discovery and open dialogue to strengthen parent-child relationships.