This week, the dads reflect on what it means to grow into manhood—by stepping into their own fathers’ shoes. Each host shares their unique experience of being a son and how it shaped their path as a dad.

We also ask: What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve done for love? The answers will surprise you.

Tap in for real talk, laughs, and growth.

As long as you’re in progress, you’re not failing.

Episode 87 – A June Reset: Mental Health, Fatherhood & Petty Co-Parenting?

On this special episode of Dad’s In Progress, we reflect on the month of June—a time where Father’s Day and Men’s Mental Health Month intersect. It’s the perfect moment to pause, reset, and check in on yourself. Whether you’re in a crisis or just need someone to talk to, we highlight why mental health matters just as much as fatherhood.

We also tap into one of the week’s most viral co-parenting debates: Cardi B styles her son’s hair to match her rumored boyfriend Stefon Diggs—sparking Offset’s outrage. Is this truly harmful, or just harmless headline drama?

Plus, we weigh in on the WCMD (What Can Men Do?) segment: Are you allowed to have yourself as your lock screen? And we close it out with our “As A Man” moment of the week—is it OK to cry on your wedding day?

Real convos. Real fatherhood. Real progress. Tap in.

On this Episode we’re celebrating three years of growth, laughs, and honest conversations! As we mark our third anniversary, the guys reflect on another successful year and the journey so far.

We explore the power of men’s groups—how they foster meaningful connections, encourage deeper conversations, and help men show up more fully in each other’s lives.

What does peace mean to you? The Dad’s tackle a big question that has always seemed to have intriguing answers.

Our “As a Man” segment challenges you to step out of your comfort zone: Would you ask your homie out to lunch? And don’t miss our “WCMD of the Week” Is it okay for men to fall asleep while riding in the passenger seat.

Join us in this safe space for growth, laughs, and progress.

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