Sometimes, things are just rough. We feel it, and we feel you. Dad's open up about some tough times they've been going through and what lies ahead.

We say goodbye to the lioness of the Senate, and we find out a weird guilty pleasure Bennett has. Turn it up with Papas! 

This week not all heroes wear capes, some just have a chair. From DC to Alabama the Dads come back to comment on this week's top stories. We have a senator older than the Cobb salad, a few Kevins and Karens "uck around and end up on Summer Slam, quick and easy ways to tire out your kids and sneak in a workout, and Fall fashion for dads...what is it. We wrap up with a trip down reality lane. With the Hollywood strike continuing what awful reality show may come back? Welcome back to Papa Don't Preach!

As we navigate the changing times, we delve into the topic of kids returning to school and engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the implications of race swapping in media. Unraveling its impact, we explore why it may be more harmful than beneficial and why it's a topic worth discussing.

But that's not all! Stay tuned for "Papa's Pulpit," where we fearlessly dive into the intricacies of the male, fragile ego, Looking at you superbad! #teamkiki

So, grab your headphones and join us on this journey of exploration, thought, and reflection. We're back, and we can't wait to share these meaningful conversations with you!

Also, stick around as a special guest drops by uninvited.

We can't do this without all of your support. We love and thank you and hope you tune in for our next season. See you in February! 

Dad's also cover this wacky week with some of the top stories and there unsolicited opinions. Finally Obi and Bennett close out by putting to rest "Kanye corner.

The "uninformed dads" also return to give their opinions on the midterm elections, personal wins and losses, and assure each other that the world will not burn… Today.

Lastly, stick around for Papa's pulpit grand reinstatement. With a dash of "Kanye's corner" with a generous serving of "these damn kids better respect their elders!" hip-hop edition. 

Have you ever had so much stuff that you had to get more stuff to store the stuff you didn't have room for? PDP hosts jump in to talk about how they walk a thin line between hoarding and just being "prepared." Do we all know the difference between art and trash? What's in your junk drawer? 

Finally, the Papas talk about the most troubling issue of all, the DC universe's backstory problem. 

Amusement Parks.  The good, the bad, the overpriced food, the drinks, and the souvenirs. Differences between experiencing parks with and without your kids how as grown-ups, we are no longer built for roller coasters. Do you know what the Six flags of Magic mountain are?

Usually, we would close the show with one of our classic segments, but this ep is so hot, so electrifying, so LOL funny it killed power in the whole neighborhood, and we had to go home.
Enjoy it’s a brand new episode of PDP.

This week we have a brand new dad with us, and we are talking about everything we can and then some.
Welcoming a new voice, shiek of shit talking, the hero of haterade, Brennon "The Problem" Edwards!! 

We hop into a deep discussion of the propositions up for a vote in California as we dissect what they mean for us as individuals and the state. Capping it all off with a classic round of papas pulpit, this brand new episode of PDP is good and good for you.

Leading off with our own personal experiences with natural disasters and the effect they have had on us as adults and parents.

After discussing our preferred natural disaster, we then pivot to what you need to be prepared, how to prepare, and how unprepared most people actually are.
We then shake it up with a brand new “in other words” that gets turned up with the help of some specialty jelly beans. So heat up your favorite canned good and enjoy this fresh new episode of Papa don’t Preach

We get emotionally intelligent as the conversation turns toward how to help our kids be aware of their feelings and how to manage them. Young children are just starting the grasp how to express their true feelings. Whether it be anger, happiness, frustration, and/or sadness. The Papas share their experience with validating emotions and managing feelings. 

Then we crack open some cans of WTF as our dads do the dew and give some new flavors a whirl in a hilariously real taste test.

We introduce a new voice to the podcast and learn about a whole other aspect of parenthood.

Catching up with current news we quickly get into what maybe the most important conversation happening right now. 
Women’s rights to body autonomy.
The Papas share their personal opinions and experiences as well as how this has affected their significant others and family. The convo ponders if Roe v Wade is repealed, how do we take care of all these unwanted children? 
Who takes care of these children? 
Is abortion wrong and when is it too late?
We guarantee you will never look at cake the same way.

Wrapping up on a happier but at the same time darker note we close with a review of the latest Batman movie.

Back and better than ever sit back and enjoy the latest episode of Papa Don’t Preach. 

We jump into our main subject where we discuss exhaustion. The different types of exhaustion, how it can affect you and your loved ones, how to recognize it, and ways to combat it so you can be at your best.
Wrapping it up with Papas pulpit the dads dive deep into what pissed them off this week from a lack of spellcheck to messy neighbors. So give yourself some audio self care with this episodes Papa Don’t Preach.

This week includes reactions to Chappells “The Closer” in a new segment as well as discussing some of their favorite stand ups of all time.

Our favorite father figures then get serious and talk about anxiety and depression. Their personal experiences how they dealt and deal with it and ways they are trying to help their kids deal with some of the same problems they recognize in themselves. Closing with Papas pulpit this episode is all about defeating your inner negativity #GODOGERS.

This week we dive into being a stay at home dad. What are the reasons so many men choosing to stay at home? Finances, building better relationships with kids or is it taking the easy way out? Is staying home easy? The dads cover all of this in this episode. 

Obi and Mitch play a very depressing version of "Guess that Law", Mitch explores his weekly "Day Ruiners", and Obi asks Hollywood " What are the Rules!" Sit down relax and enjoy this weeks Papa Don't Preach. 

We start by reviewing the week and talking more about the continued struggles of kids being introduced to school.
Then we turn down the lights throw on some slow jams and get into a deep conversation about sex.
What we learned in school, from our parents, and our peers.
What they know now that they wish new in their teens and how they hope to educate their own kids differently.
Covering first experiences from methods of practice kissing to reflecting on how fear was a huge concept in sex education. The Papas then discuss ancient methods of getting a clearer picture for blocked cable porn and methods for hiding an unwanted erection. On top of all this we get a review of the greatest soft-core pornography film ever made.
Closing the episode with papas pulpit this episode is well hung from beginning to end. So get ready to get re-educated this week on Papa don’t preach.

We start by reviewing the week and talking more about the continued struggles of kids being introduced to school.
Then we turn down the lights throw on some slow jams and get into a deep conversation about sex.
What we learned in school, from our parents, and our peers.
What they know now that they wish new in their teens and how they hope to educate their own kids differently.
Covering first experiences from methods of practice kissing to reflecting on how fear was a huge concept in sex education. The Papas then discuss ancient methods of getting a clearer picture for blocked cable porn and methods for hiding an unwanted erection. On top of all this we get a review of the greatest soft-core pornography film ever made.
Closing the episode with papas pulpit this episode is well hung from beginning to end. So get ready to get re-educated this week on Papa don’t preach.

We start by reviewing the week and talking more about the continued struggles of kids being introduced to school.
Then we turn down the lights throw on some slow jams and get into a deep conversation about sex.
What we learned in school, from our parents, and our peers.
What they know now that they wish new in their teens and how they hope to educate their own kids differently.
Covering first experiences from methods of practice kissing to reflecting on how fear was a huge concept in sex education. The Papas then discuss ancient methods of getting a clearer picture for blocked cable porn and methods for hiding an unwanted erection. On top of all this we get a review of the greatest soft-core pornography film ever made.
Closing the episode with papas pulpit this episode is well hung from beginning to end. So get ready to get re-educated this week on Papa don’t preach.

The dad's ask a very important question this episode. What did your history class teach about your history? They discuss whether whitewashing history is a good thing to protect our children or a bad thing. Touching on critical race theory, Columbus, and their own experience in history class, Black and Stache go on a journey and you are all invited! 

Lastly a big shout out to all the dads and momdad's out there. Happy Father's Day!

Stepping into our main subject we get into labels. The different affects they can have on kids, the labels that the dads were dealt as kids, how it
influenced their own lives, and how to use labels to encourage and support your progeny.

To top it all of the dads air out their weekly grievances and Obi doesn’t experience racism while not telling you where to get the best donuts downtown.

Before they dive into the good, bad and overpriced of Valentines Day, Obi shoots his shot at the most powerful woman in the country not named Oprah and the pops announce their choice for Vdays official unofficial song.

Then the padres wrap it all up with another classic pulpit. So sit back, enjoy and you might just learn something on this week's Papa don’t Preach.

 Pay respect to two of baseball’s greatest legends, and touch on the best bidet alternatives. Then papa Zan sits down with our first and very special guest Dylan Conrad to talk about how to beat the dreaded dad bod and stay in shape during lockdown. Then we wrap it up with your favorite paternal verbal smackdown, Papas Pulpit. So sit back, relax and enjoy as we spend some quality time with Papa Don’t Preach.

Your favorite dads start you off with an amuse bouchée of this past weekend's best stories and talk about their favorite George W moments. 

Next they hook you up with a fresh appetizer of food memories. What they hated to eat as a kid, what they loved, and what has changed now that they are parents. 

Followed by a main course of dad hacks that will make at least one meal a day easy a breeze. How to deal with picky eaters and ways to make dinner time fun are served up with a side of wiggle car racing challenges. Paired with a palate cleanser of the benefits of growing your own food and how to find alternatives to the traditional American diet.

We finish up the day with a nice slice of your favorite audible desert, Papas Pulpit where the dads let off some steam before doing the dishes and putting the kids to bed

Later Mitch tells you what show he hates with all his heart, Obi has words for the Pennysaver and Zan has lost all patience with everyone traveling. 

Extra curriculars! What they participated in or wished they did and how it formed who they are today.
The activities they look forward to sharing with their kids the most and the ventures they dread having to participate in, in order to not just support their spawn but keep them engaged, learning, and growing.
Things get real when they take on the hesitation they have as parents, to trust their kids with people who are essentially strangers. The dangers that come with that and ways to prevent it.

Then the Papas jump on their pulpits and hit us with takes on WTF fatigue, appreciating what you have, noise pollution, and the crime of still punishing marijuana offenders.

Plus Zan gives us his feelings about Veterans Day sales, Mitch gives us his take on finances and Obi tries to get more people to follow his OnlyFans account

Also Zan tells lazy parents to control their damn kids at the park, Mitch asked the state of Oregon "what the fuck are you doing?". Obi desperately needs closure on TMI social media posts.

Rest in peace Sean Connery and Alex Trebek!

Also Mitch wants a parade...and Covid. Obi pulls a Diddy #rockthevote. Zan ends on a high note. 

Zan will break your hands if you don't have rhythm, Mitch discusses how much he hates to love America's pastime so much, and the whole gang talk about how to #ENDSARS

PRAY FOR NIGERIA!!!! 

Also Mitch fixes the boxing world, Zan thinks science will solve everything*whomp whomp* and Obi gets a free trip to Dubai! 

Also if you live next to Zan mind your damn business, Obi wants you to do it for kindness inot the likes, and Mitch proves that science is a liar!

Also Obi has a movie review, Zan has a happy ending, and Mitch uncovers and underground blood bank! 

Mitch thinks everyone is soft, Obi thinks streaming services need a black friend, and Zan tells BP oil to F&%$ OFF! 

REST IN POWER CHADWICK

Mitch tells us the joys of cable television, Zan is mad at everything, and Obi fixes the post office!

Also Zan says goodbye to democracy, Obi fixes the corona response, and Mitch reaches through his TV to kill a troll! 

Also we find out if Zan will get divorced, if Obi has a kid in a closet, and here Mitch go full Karen!