In the last 18 months, Aaron Gouveia has launched a worldwide viral movement, fended off attacks by right-wing media, walked the sidelines during an AFC Championship game, quit a job the day the world shut … Read More
Read the Dad Blogger Spotlights from 2020DC
During this brief podcast hiatus, this Monday has greeted us with a dull, podcast-shaped ache in our hearts. We can’t wait to be back with you, imparting sage pronouncements about fatherhood and culture (and/or blathering … Read More
Five Mainstage Moments That Defined Dad 2.0 in DC
On Wednesday, Episode 23 of the podcast was alive with nostalgia for the DC Summit that just was and excitement for the new fall LA Summit to come. The overall compendium of 17 mainstage speakers, … Read More
Healthline Parenthood To Host An Event About Marketing to Parents
Dad 2.0 Sponsor Healthline Parenthood is a media platform that gives parents one of the most important information resources we can use: a trusted voice in health and wellness advice. It can be difficult to … Read More
Responsibility.org Returns For More Conversations About Families and Alcohol
We met our friends at Responsibility.org when we were last in DC, when they helped welcome us to Dad 2.016 with a strong message to inspire responsible choices for those who choose to drink. Now … Read More
GSK Returns As Presenting Sponsor!
We’re excited to announce that GSK, one of the world’s leading research-based pharmaceutical and healthcare companies, is returning! GSK experts are here to include dads in very important conversations about the vaccines our older children … Read More
Breakouts on the Beltway: A Guide to Our 2020 Summit Panels
As you may know from listening to Episode 21 of our award-seeking podcast, today is Programming Release Day! If you’re able, have a listen to the discussion about the mainstage, the breakout panels, the ShowHow … Read More
Episode 21: Programming, From Anthony to Zeigler
So what’s this Summit all about, anyway? If you’ve discovered us since our last meetup, and are still considering snapping up one of the last few tickets we have, this is the episode for you. … Read More
Episode 18: Completely Incoherent Trainwrecks
The number 18 is important to every parent, because that’s the age when your kid experiences “an abrupt transfer of power.” An 18-year-old can vote, buy property, go to grown-up prison, and legally tell you … Read More
Episode 8: Super Exhausted and Kinda Broke
After Jeff mentioned he’d just seen the revival of the High Fidelity musical in the West End (he basically commutes to the UK now), we got to talking about how the depiction of masculinity in … Read More