Dudes And Dads Podcast

Hero, Ghost, Villain: A Guide for Imperfect Dads Who Want To Grow, Lead and Love Well, with Andrew Wood

Author Andrew Wood joins the show to discuss his book, Hero Ghost Villain, breaking down three fatherhood archetypes—the engaged Hero, the disengaged Ghost, and the destructive Villain. The group explores fighting passivity, the benefits of marrying young, and how to model a strong family legacy. Links: Andrew Wood Andrews Book (Hero, Ghost, Villain: A Guide for Imperfect Dads Who Want To Grow, Lead and Love Well) Youtube video of this episode Support the show on Patreon and get bonus content and more Support the show on Paypal with a one-time donation Website: Dudes And Dads Podcast Facebook: Dudes And Dads Instagram: Dudes And Dads Podcast Twitter: Dudes And Dads YouTube: Dudes And Dads Give us some feedback Audience feedback drives the show. We’d love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email feedback@DudesAndDadsPodcast.com or call 574-501-4467. We’d love to hear from you!

Chamber Advocacy, Small Tractors, and Utensil Hands with Nick Kieffer

Goshen Chamber of Commerce President Nick Kieffer explains how the organization acts as a chameleon-like resource to advocate for, connect, and develop local businesses. The group discusses the importance of tenacity and hard work in entrepreneurship, followed by a quiz on fighting lions and utensil hands Give us some feedback Audience feedback drives the show. We’d love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email feedback@DudesAndDadsPodcast.com or call 574-501-4467. We’d love to hear from you! Links: Youtube video of this episode Support the show on Patreon and get bonus content and more Support the show on Paypal with a one-time donation Website: Dudes And Dads Podcast Facebook: Dudes And Dads Instagram: Dudes And Dads Podcast Twitter: Dudes And Dads YouTube: Dudes And Dads

Building A Community of Hope at Lexington House: With Francis Disori

Joel and Andy kick off Season 8 with Francis Disori to discuss creating communities of hope at Lexington House,. Francis explains the “Clubhouse” model, where a “need to be needed” helps bring color back to life for those facing mental health challenges,. Plus, enjoy a fun Pop Quiz featuring hummus and crowbars. Links: https://www.lexingtonhouse.org/ Youtube video of this episode Support the show on Patreon and get bonus content and more Support the show on Paypal with a one-time donation Website: Dudes And Dads Podcast Facebook: Dudes And Dads Instagram: Dudes And Dads Podcast Twitter: Dudes And Dads YouTube: Dudes And Dads Give us some feedback Audience feedback drives the show. We’d love for you to email us and keep the conversation going! Email feedback@DudesAndDadsPodcast.com or call 574-501-4467. We’d love to hear from you!

Being Barnabas: Career Pivots and Curiosity with Vince Turner

In this episode, Joel and Andy welcome their new producer, Mark Graff, to the booth. They sit down with community leader Vince Turner before his move to Fairhope, Alabama. Vince reflects on his three distinct careers: sports broadcasting—where he called Notre Dame’s 1988 championship—leading development at Bashor Children’s Home, and working in banking. He shares insights on cultivating curiosity, the life-changing influence of his wife, Pat, and his goal to be a “Barnabas” who cheers on young leaders. Finally, the group debates asparagus during the Pop Quiz. Sponsors: It takes finances to keep this podcast online. We thank the following for their support of this episodeThis episode is sponsored by: Everence Financial https://everence.com Links: Youtube video of this episode Support the show on Patreon and get bonus content and more Support the show on Paypal with a one-time donation Website: Dudes And Dads Podcast Facebook: Dudes And Dads Instagram: Dudes And Dads Podcast Twitter: Dudes And Dads YouTube: Dudes And Dads

Tracking Down the Best Brew: Hope Stutzman and Forensic Coffee

On this episode of the Dudes and Dads podcast, Joel and Andy talk with Hope Stutzman all about her coffee truck, Forensic Coffee. Hope shares her entrepreneurial journey, including the learning curve, securing the trailer from Louisiana, and navigating strict Goshen city regulations for food trucks. She also highlights the power of parental encouragement. Screenshot Links: Forensic Coffee Co Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/forensiccoffee_co/) Forensic Coffee Co Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/p/Forensiccoffeeco-61570310446294/) Youtube video of this episode (https://www.youtube.com/live/xHLxhm_LiLU?si=FnmUpH0S2K31GvTh) Support the show on Patreon and get bonus content and more Support the show on Paypal with a one-time donation Website: Dudes And Dads Podcast Facebook: Dudes And Dads Instagram: Dudes And Dads Podcast Twitter: Dudes And Dads YouTube: Dudes And Dads