This is a fantastic podcast and a breath of fresh air. They’re honest about the struggles and realities of modern day fathering, but refreshing in that they continually seek to improve themselves and others. I’ve recommended this podcast to other dads and they’ve all loved it too. We’ve even bought gear based on Andrew’s reviews on YouTube. Only negative is sometimes the episodes get off track for too long.

I followed Andrew from his YouTube channels to here. He did a bunch of review contents which helped me a lot. I even paid for his online courses which I cherished. This podcast series are a lot more free form casual chats with different topics each week. I like it as three guys have different approaches in life and parenting.

I’ve followed Andrew’s content for a long time, but was thrilled to see this podcast come out of the content engine. Any father who has a true heart for his family, wants to do his part to make things the best they can be around the home. This podcast is both practical and profound with advice, but also so deep motive checks on what it means to be a dad. We can forget our own identity sometimes in the shuffle of school and lost shoes, and Andrew and Ben do a great job of reminding us that we are still a person of value, and this is simply a season of life. Highly recommend for any dad who wants to make a difference with their fatherhood!

The subject says it all.

Love the content pushing the envelope for Dads to be more involved and connected with their families. Enjoy the humor and all the trending topics they cover as well!

Great to have the excellence that is the Dad Verb YouTube channel in podcast form, which has so few good podcasts for dads. The chat show format works well and it’s nice to get to know these two on a personal level while learning more about dadding. My favorite thing is definitely being NOT bro-y and dude-like, which is a problem with so many dad-branded thing out there. These are caring, thoughtful parents discussing important stuff. Keep it up!

Love it - Unique and relatable as a dad

Loving the show, 90s kid here and looking forward to the content being a new parent and navigating my way through the upcoming challenges.