Welcome to the Dad Table! Pull up a chair, sit by the fire, and crack a cold one. Today were hanging with some fellow dad's and shooting the breeze talking about a little of everything while drilling down on how being a father has changed us. Come and relax with us for a bit, before the wives and children tell us to come inside and rejoin the party. P.S apologies for audio quality this was recorded outside by a fire several feet from a very loud AC unit)

"Parents just don't understand", "Kids these days with their music and tv" and many other phrases we have all heard countless times. Bridging the gap between generations and more specifically between parents and children is hard. Throw in entire media cultures that seem alien and mutually exclusive to both parties and your asking for misunderstanding. "Man, I sure do love Space Jam, LeBron was great in the movie". "LeBron? don't you mean Michael Jordan?!" etc. etc. etc.

But what if instead of letting the cultural divide, divide us from relating with our children and parents we instead use our media experiences to form lasting memories and shared cultural touchstones. Today we jump into this topic and try to see if this path is viable based on our own experiences. whether or not it works at least we will have the memories, right?

Sometimes where you end up is not where you thought you were going.... and funny enough that's exactly what happened this episode. We wanted to alk about how fatherhood has changed us as men, and somehow, we ended up wandering through our past and making connections to our present. There is probably some deep philosophical point there about the cyclical nature of life and how to know where you're going you need to know where you have been, but were just two guys speaking off the cuff so well leave the deep thoughts to you to sift through. I will say though that when you start talking about memroies and somehow end up realzing you want to live your life using an analogy about two wolves living inside of you, well then that was a good conversation worth at least a listen.