Dad Space Podcast - for Dads by Dads

By: Dave Campbell
  • Summary

  • DadSpace - A Podcast for Dads by Dads. Dad Space is a safe space to ask questions, learn from other Dads and grow in community! We equip Dads with how to tips, marriage tips, family insights and even the occasional Dad Joke! Great guests will join us to share their Dad journey with you. Whether you are a new Dad, a Step-Dad, an empty nester or Grandparent! Dad Space is a safe space for Dads to connect and do life together! Visit DadSpace.ca for all things Dad!
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Episodes
  • Brandon Neely - Author of Five Smooth Stones - Dad Math and Modelling Money to Your Kids
    Feb 10 2025

    Episode 167 - Brandon Neely - Author of Five Smooth Stones - Dad Math and Modelling Money to Your Kids

    Five Smooth Stones: A Journey of Financial Centering

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    Wealth Wisdom Financial Podcast - There are a lot of financial podcasts. Most of them repeat the same advice: Limit your spending, make a budget, invest in the stock market. But the future is uncertain. You never know when financial emergencies or changes in the economy will eat up your earnings. It’s overwhelming and stressful. And even if you act on every piece of advice, you might still feel like you should be further along and closer to your goals. That’s why many step away from conventional financial thinking: It doesn’t help them build long-term wealth or a lifestyle they love. The better alternative? Wealth wisdom!

    Wealth wisdom isn’t one-size-fits-all advice, but timeless principles that show you how to build the wealth you want for your dream lifestyle—whether you’re an employee or a business owner. The Wealth Wisdom Financial Podcast shows you how to build wealth in all areas of life and business and goes way beyond financial wealth.

    Hosts Brandon Neely and Amanda Neely, CFP® are pumped to be your allies as you expand your financial confidence to stand the tests of time. On the Wealth Wisdom Financial Podcast you will discover: - How a banker’s mindset can help you be profitable in any economy - How to defeat financial confusion, haphazardness, anxiety, overwhelm, and stress - How to start a profit habit that ends entrepreneurial poverty - And much much more all grounded in the wisdom of the ages May you live long and profit.

    https://pod.link/1430092759

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    Song: The Big Ten https://app.sessions.blue/browse/track/258270

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    31 mins
  • Dad Space - The Spool of Life - Confronting Mortality as a Dad
    Feb 3 2025

    Episode 166 - The Spool of Life - Confronting Mortality as a Dad

    Addressing mortality and the realization that life has a definitive end can be a profound and challenging topic for dads. Here's how to approach this theme in a way that resonates with your audience:

    Understanding Mortality as a Dad

    Emotional Awareness: Recognize that acknowledging mortality can evoke strong emotions. It's essential to be open about these feelings, whether it's fear, acceptance, or a mix of both.

    Life Reflection: Use the realization of life's end to reflect on your values and priorities. Ask yourself what truly matters and how you want to spend the time you have.

    Connection with Family: Focus on building deeper connections with your loved ones. Being present and engaged with your family can provide a sense of fulfillment and purpose.

    Practical Steps for Dads

    Prioritize Health: Take care of your physical and mental health. Regular check-ups and a balanced lifestyle can help you live a longer, healthier life.

    Create Meaningful Experiences: Invest in experiences that bring joy and create lasting memories with your family. This could be anything from family vacations to simple moments like bedtime stories.

    Plan for the Future: Consider making a will, setting up life insurance, and planning for your children's future. These steps can provide peace of mind and ensure your family's well-being.

    Mindfulness and Gratitude: Practice mindfulness and gratitude to appreciate the present moment. Focus on what you have rather than what you might lose.

    Addressing Mortality in Conversations

    Open Dialogue: Encourage open conversations about mortality with your family and friends. This can help normalize the topic and foster deeper connections.

    Support Networks: Build or join support networks where dads can share their experiences and feelings about mortality.

    Legacy Planning: Think about the legacy you want to leave behind. This could be through personal achievements, family traditions, or community contributions.

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    26 mins
  • The Presence Detector - How Your Kids Know When You're Really There
    Jan 27 2025

    Episode 165 - The Presence Detector - How Your Kids Know When You're Really There

    Today, we're going to talk about something incredibly important for all of us dads: being present for our kids. You know, it's easy to get caught up in work, social media, or just life in general, but our children can tell when we're not fully there. They sense it in our distracted glances, delayed responses, and half-hearted nods. And let me tell you, they respond in ways that might surprise you.The Impact of Distracted Parenting

    When we're not fully present, our kids might act out, test boundaries, or break rules. These behaviors aren't random; they're desperate attempts to pull us back into their world. They're saying, "Dad, I need you here. Really here." It's not just about discipline; it's about connection.Research shows that distracted parenting can have serious effects on children's social and emotional development.

    For instance, studies have found that when parents are distracted by technology, children are more likely to misbehave and have difficulty with language acquisition26. This isn't just about being a good parent; it's about being a present one.

    The Magic of Being Present

    But here's the flip side: when we are fully present, something magical happens. Behavior improves, connection deepens, and the whole household seems to breathe easier. Our kids feel seen and heard, and that's incredibly powerful. Think of your children as presence detectors; their behavior often reflects your level of engagement.

    Practical Tips for Being Present

    So, how can we be more present for our kids? Here are a few tips:Put Away Distractions: When you're with your kids, try to put away your phone and other distractions. It's not about being perfect; it's about being intentional.

    Engage Fully: Whether it's reading a bedtime story or playing a game, be fully immersed in the moment. Your kids will notice the difference.

    Practice Mindfulness: Take a few deep breaths and focus on the present. Mindfulness can help you stay grounded and engaged.

    Schedule Quality Time: Set aside dedicated time for your kids each day. It could be as simple as having dinner together without screens.

    Conclusion

    Being present for our kids isn't always easy, but it's worth it. They need us to be fully engaged, and when we are, the rewards are incredible. So, the next time chaos erupts or tensions rise, ask yourself: Where is my attention right now? Take a moment to refocus, and remember, your kids can tell the difference—and they'll respond in kind.

    Sources:

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7218758/

    https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/the_dangers_of_distracted_parenting

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    18 mins

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