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What Do You Need To Restart Your Career?

Parents pause their careers all the time. They do it to devote all their time to their families. But at some point, they may want to…

How Fatherhood Is Changing – From Our Team

This is our holiday episode and we’re sitting down with The Company of Dads itself – the people who make this possible: Helder, Emily…

Larry Weinstein

Larry Weinstein, a father of two girls, is our Thanksgiving Lead Dad of the Week. A lifelong office devotee and road warrior for work…

When Is Ice Cream More Than a Treat?

Sometimes ice cream is more than a sweet treat.This fall I’ve been the horse-show parent. My wife has had an incredibly busy stretch with…

Embracing – and Navigating – the Teen Years

The teen years can feel overwhelming for both kids and parents. Here’s how to embrace the changes, strengthen communication, and guide your teen with confidence and care.

What Have We Learned In Two Years at Work and at Home

Welcome to our 100th Podcast! To celebrate, we’re talking to Kristen Shockley, our first guest almost two years ago. We talked back then…

Brian Salgado

Brian Salgado, a Chicagoan through and through (Let’s go, @cubs !), is our Lead Dad of the Week. Growing up in Belmont on the northwest…

5 Great Anniversary Takeaways

Priorities shift. When I was in my 20s, my birthday was my favorite holiday. I’d take the day off and celebrate, well, me. As my kids were…

How To Navigate the Shift To Work-From-Home As A Family

Working from home reshapes routines, boundaries, and family life. Here’s how parents can navigate the shift together – without burning out or losing connection.

How Dads and Children Can Work Together

Kurt and Trent Long, father-son founders of a company called BUNKR that digitally encrypts your passwords and documents, have lessons…

Keith Nagel

Keith Nagel, a zookeeper by training and the newly elected president of The National At-Home Dad Network, is our Lead Dad of the Week…

Would You Cut A Kid In Line? For Golf?

“Why does he get to cut the line?” my daughter asked as we waited in line to play golf, just her and me, no sisters. It was 2pm the day before Thanksgiving, a time when the people who came out for golf weren’t there to compete – that’s the early a.m. c …

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