Dad to Dads Podcast

Host Robert built the Dad to Dads Podcast around a conviction that too many fathers are sitting on the sidelines of their children's lives, and that changing that starts with honest conversation. Each week, he brings on a different guest -- family lawyers, basketball coaches, authors, therapists, fitness experts, even other podcasters -- to talk through the real challenges men face as parents. The topics hit hard and specific. Recent episodes have tackled co-parenting after divorce with a family attorney, teen anxiety with a Gen Z specialist, and the intersection of masculinity and emotional availability. Robert also gets into faith, grief, marital intimacy, and the identity crisis that can hit when a man's sense of self gets buried under responsibilities. Episodes run 40 minutes to over an hour, giving conversations enough room to go somewhere meaningful. With 58 episodes, a 5.0-star rating, and a consistent weekly release schedule, the show has been steadily growing since its 2023 launch. The production is straightforward -- no flashy segments or sound effects, just two people having a real conversation. Robert's interview style is warm but direct. He asks the questions that a lot of dads are thinking about but don't have anyone in their lives to ask. The guest roster is notably diverse in background and expertise, from the founder of Superhuman Fathers to grief counselors and relationship coaches. If you are a dad looking for a podcast that treats fatherhood as something worth getting better at -- not through guilt but through genuine growth -- Robert's show delivers week after week without pretending any of it is easy.