Rob and John are back answering your parenting questions—but this time, Rob’s partner Jakki joins the crew, bringing a woman’s perspective to the chaos of dad life.

From Spiderman-obsessed kids and lying toddlers to phone-distracted partners and housework arguments, no topic is off-limits. They also dive into big questions like:
– Should kids quit sport mid-season?
– How do you connect with a teenage daughter?
– Is it OK to argue in front of your kids?
– What’s the best way to apologise when you lose it?

It’s funny, raw, and real—as always.
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Lads, it’s a whole new season — and we’re not just talking footy! This week, we tackle the brave new world of raising kids in the age of AI. From ChatGPT helping with homework to Spotify DJs who know your guilty pleasures, we’re diving headfirst into the tech that's shaping our parenting playbooks.

Rob, John and special guest Jakki (the real one… we think) chat about AI’s creeping presence in our homes, schools, and even dinner plates. Are our kids getting an assist or losing their learning boots? Is homework becoming a thing of the past? And what on earth is a pen licence in 2025?

Tune in for laughs, honest dad chat, and a few tech-fuelled truth bombs. Whether you’re AI-curious or just trying to get the shopping list off the fridge and onto your phone, this one’s for you.

Back for round two, Steve jumps off the bench and straight into the thick of it with Rob and Dave in this no-holds-barred episode of Dads United. We’re talking parenting as a team sport—where being caught offside can mean your kid's talking to strangers online, and the goal is just keeping your sanity until full-time.

From teenage tech traps and online predators to navigating your role as both coach and teammate in the household, it’s all here—with a few sideline laughs and classic dad tangents along the way. Steve also gets real about life after retirement, backing your partner like a solid backline, and making sure your kids know who to pass the ball to when life gets messy.

Warning: contains strong parenting advice, questionable footy analogies, and the occasional dad joke.