This week on the Dad Den Sessions, we travel up to New England to discover and discuss one-star reviews from establishments in Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Maine. Buckle up while we dive into some unlucky (and perhaps sometimes unhinged) individuals' miserable experiences!

This week on the Dad Den Sessions, our most defiantly boring episode to date! Prepare to be lulled dangerously close to sleep as a random white middle-aged suburban dad shallowly discusses his favorite television shows of all time. What this guy wouldn't do for a perfectly matched co-host to volley takes with! In the meantime, down that caffeine and try to stay awake as this episode somehow nearly manages to cross the one-hour mark.

Discussion includes sound clips from previously aired media -- All Rights Reserved: Home Box Office (HBO), The Walt Disney Company, STARZ, AMC Network, Apple TV.

On this episode of the Dad Den Sessions I discuss the eventful week that was (and do a bit of denkeeping), before heading west to call out some terrible (and occasionally upsetting) one-star reviews from Nevada, California, and Arizona.

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This week on the Dad Den Sessions, I tackle my first batch of would-you-rather questions as presented to me by a very special guest, while producer Blanche chimes in with some opinions of her own.

Wondering what the Wheel of Reckoning looks like in person? Wonder no more!

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On this inaugural episode of The Dad Den Sessions, I take time to introduce myself a little bit, explain what the Dad Den is, and discuss what to expect from the pod moving forward.

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Then it's on to the main course: a very special interview from 1997 with my late grandparents, Art (1914-2006) and his wife Elfrieda (1915-2010).

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