After nearly losing his wife and newborn son during birth, Dan knew fatherhood wasn’t something he’d ever take for granted.

In this episode, he shares how that early trauma shaped the way he shows up as a dad, from NICU bedtime stories to co-writing novels and navigating teenage growing pains.

We talk about creative connection, parenting regrets, and what it takes to build trust with two very different kids.

Dan’s a dad who’s leaned all the way in, especially now that he’s entered the “consultant” phase of raising teens.

Oh, and he wrote them an entire book about fiscal responsibility too. No biggie.

This one’s reflective, a little nerdy, and full of heart.

➤ Go check out Dan's show, Escape the Clock, [https://bit.ly/3X4XpaY] wherever you listen to podcasts!

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After a short (and much-needed) breather, Dad-ically Incorrect is back! Because parenting doesn’t pause, even when burnout hits...especially when burnout hits.

This week's episode features Chris Shipley, host of numerous podcasts under the "3 Beards Media" umbrella. He is also a cancer survivor, a stepdad to twins with a rare genetic disorder, and a father who’s learned that fully embracing a loved one’s identity doesn’t always mean endorsing every decision they make.

Chris' story is layered, powerful, and deeply human. It’s a conversation about unconditional love, tough boundaries, and what it really means to show up when life doesn’t make it easy.

If you’ve ever felt stretched too thin, pulled in every direction, or unsure if you’re getting any of it right… this one’s for you.

Enjoy the show!

We’re officially kicking off the Dad-ically Incorrect guest series—where real dads with real stories join the conversation. This week, we're talking to Andy Thompson—host of The Ultimate Trivia Podcast, former high school teacher turned financial advisor, and a dad of three.

In this episode, Andy shares stories that are honest, insightful, and painfully relatable. We discuss how raising three wildly different kids forced him to ditch the one-size-fits-all approach to parenting—and how his experience in the classroom shaped (and complicated) his role at home.

We also talk co-parenting with contrasting styles, intentional parenting and learning how to let your kids struggle (on purpose), and bonding through shared challenges like dyslexia, this episode explores what happens when none of your kids follow the same blueprint—and why that might be the point.

➤ Go check out Andy’s show, The Ultimate Trivia Podcast, [https://bit.ly/4kVxP1Y] wherever you listen to podcasts!

And be sure to follow Dadically Incorrect on Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram for updates and more!