The Men of the House Podcast

Exploring the unfiltered truths of fatherhood, self-care, mental health, and navigating the chaos of everyday life. Tune in for real conversations with a side of humor and heart.

Podcasting since 2023 • 206 episodes

The Men of the House Podcast

Latest Episodes

Rethink Your Route to Freedom: Finding Who You Are in the Life You Already Have

Are you really where you want to be in life—or just where you thought you were supposed to end up? In this deeply personal episode, I pause and ask myself that exact question, inspired in part by the Nurse Dad Podcast. I look back over five dec...

September 21, 2026 • Season 2026 • Episode 205 • 40:38

One Step Removed: When Caregiving Became a Two-Year Detour | Unfiltered Friday

Sometimes the thing you're called to do for a season isn't where you're supposed to stay forever.This Unfiltered Friday begins with September 11th and remembering Buck on what would have been his birthday. But it also forced me to...

September 18, 2026 • Season 2026 • Episode 204 • 1:03:18

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August 28, 2026 • Season 2026 • Episode 203 • 44:51

Who Is Caring for the Caregiver? | How Putting Others First Led to Burnout, Dependency & Recovery

For years, I believed that putting everyone else first was simply what a good husband, father, caregiver, and provider was supposed to do.Then one back injury changed everything.In this deeply personal episode of The Men of the...

July 31, 2026 • Season 2026 • Episode 202 • 1:17:48

The Dash Between Birth & Death | Why Being Present Might Be Your Greatest Purpose

What if the “dash” between your birth and death dates is where your real purpose lives—and you’re sleepwalking through it? In this raw, solo episode, I open up about an intense week of hospital visits, a client’s passing, and the emotional weig...

June 29, 2026 • Season 2026 • Episode 201 • 50:35

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Fan Mail

Dude enjoyed the “origin story” episode! The trip down memory lane is awesome. I enjoyed it and like hearing about the post high school years, since we didn’t have cell phones and social media back then to keep up with everyone. Keep up the good work! Evan

Tyler, Texas