Why You Keep Learning the Same Lesson Over and Over
Having the same realization five times doesn’t mean you failed the first four. That’s the idea Jon Vroman walks with in this […]
How I’d Do Early Fatherhood (If I Could Start Over)
For ten years, Jon Vroman has asked the questions on this podcast. To close out the first week of Good Questions, he […]
How Three Men Deal With Their Anger
Do you ever lose your cool? Do you ever just yell? It gets asked point blank in this one, and the three […]
Apologize to Your Kids. Forgive Your Father
This one moves in three parts: the apology you owe your kids, the dance you’re still in with your own dad, and […]
How Successful Dads Deal With the Spoiled-Kid Problem
Give your kids enough that they can do anything, but not so much that they can do nothing. That Warren Buffett line […]
You Can’t Force Your Kid to Follow You: Why Correcting Costs Influence
You can’t force a child to make you their mentor. They choose, and most of us are quietly spending that choice on […]
One Question: What I Wish I Knew Before My First Kid
For years, we’ve asked guests on this show some version of the same question: what do you wish you knew before your […]
Take Away Dad, Husband, Business Owner. Who’s Left? | Walk With Jon
The greatest gift you can give your kids has nothing to do with them. That’s the line Jon Vroman keeps circling back […]
Sleep Survival for New Parents
You’re exhausted, so this one’s short. Sleep expert Mollie Eastman breaks down the handful of things that actually help when you’re running […]
Fix It or Feel It | Jason Kreidman
Your wife is struggling, and everything in you wants to solve it. That instinct is the problem. Jason Kreidman, opening Front Row […]
Your Wife Comes Before the Kids | Steve Olsher
We asked Steve Olsher what advice he’d give a brand new dad. His answer had nothing to do with the baby. Prioritize […]
When to Get Tougher, and When to Walk Away | Walk With Jon
When something in your life keeps hurting, there are two lessons available. One is to get tougher. The other is to walk […]