In this week’s episode of Dad Rock Time, Hammer and The Fist tackle life’s ups and downs in "The Good, Bad, and Bloody Ugly." From making time for projects and writing more, to battling sciatic pain and enduring the scorching heat, it’s all on the table.

The Dad Why? segment brings the laughs as they answer another perplexing dad question, while the Surprise Round Hammer prepared, keeps the dads on their toes.

The Fist unveils "Rusty the Hero" as the working album concept story and Hammer wraps up "I’m Still a Bogan."

For the Dad Project of the Week, The Fist shares insights from house-hunting adventures and the art of not rushing into big decisions, while Hammer gears up for an epic Christmas lights display.

This week’s recs? Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket for mobile, a.k.a. "Pokémon crack," and the Industrial Light & Magic documentary on Disney+.

Don’t miss another classic episode full of dad jokes, music vibes, and plenty of surprises!

It’s a jam-packed episode of Dad Rock Time as Hammer and The Fist catch up on another wild week of dad life and creative chaos! 🦘🎃

Hammer’s beach-and-koala-filled family adventures collide with temper tantrums and career transitions.

The Fist battles wasps, tank water contamination, and packing chaos.

The duo reflects on their latest recording session, where they cranked out three tracks with a new, improved tracking style.

🎮 Surprise Round:
The Fist brings the heat with a nostalgic game of "Wait, Did They Really Make It? SNES Edition." Can Hammer guess which games are real?

Hammer celebrates the completion of his gorgeous garden shed and kicks off Halloween prep.

The Fist turns packing into an art form as moving day approaches.

🦾 Rec of the Week:

Hammer hypes Tom Cardy’s The Dancefloor at the End of the Universe.

The Fist is hooked on Love, Death + Robots.

It’s a little bit rock, a little bit chaos, and 100% dad energy. Grab your headphones, crack open a beer, and join the ride! 🍻

Welcome back to our mini-series of Dad Rock Time, where we unlock our dad rock vaults and celebrate the songs that define the soundtrack of our lives.

This week, The Fist is cracking open his vault to share what we’re calling the ultimate modern dad rock song: "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers.

Released in 2003, this indie rock anthem has not only stood the test of time but also claimed its spot as a generational sing-along classic. With its driving beat, unforgettable guitar hook, and Brandon Flowers’ iconic delivery, "Mr. Brightside" checks all the boxes of Dad Rock greatness: it's at least 15 years old, and it comes from a band that’s been keeping the spirit of rock alive for over two decades.

Join Hammer and me as we break down why this song still gets the crowd going, whether it's in a pub, at a wedding, or blaring from the car stereo on the way to soccer practice. Let’s dive into the brilliance of "Mr. Brightside"!

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