Last weekend, Saturday Night Live aired a short film called “Dad Christmas,” when two kids spend the holiday at their newly-single dad’s crappy apartment (complete with a broken futon, “inside cigarettes,” and Deirdre the New … Read More
FoF: Let’s Play Seven
It’s June, and social media is flush with Father’s Day Fever! More on that below. In the meantime: If we learned anything from Pixar’s Inside Out, it is the importance of hockey. (Also, don’t put broccoli … Read More
FoF: Purple Or Bust
The 2016 elections may be over, but as many ruefully predicted, we’re still feeling the fallout. We knew that, regardless of who won, half the country would be deeply disappointed in the result. Beyond that, however, we’re … Read More
Fatherhood on Friday: Dads4Kesem 4Ever
You’ve heard a lot about this recently, and after months of preparation and anticipation, the Event of the Summer is finally here! That’s right! We’ve reached July, the heart of the summer (in the northern … Read More
Fatherhood on Friday: Mother’s Day Edition
This week, motherhood is on our mind, and not just because we’re still coming down from the 2016 Mom 2.0 Summit (whose spectacular opening party is depicted below): On Sunday, we’re looking forward to honor … Read More
Fatherhood on Friday: The Venue (and Date Change) for Dad 2.017!
It’s April Fool’s Day! How’s the pranking going? We’ve seen a fair bit of it so far, and we want to acknowledge it here so that we can assure you nothing you’re about to read … Read More
Fatherhood on Friday: Mr. French Goes to Washington
Welcome to 2016, the official year of the fifth annual Dad 2.0 Summit (and other important things, probably). Since we last published a Fatherhood on Friday post, the Force of the holidays has Awakened, and … Read More
Fatherhood on Friday: Porchlights, princesses, and passionate Pakistanis
This week offered us a lot of dad-specific content (and our new “Porchlight Posts” section below), so let’s dive right in. Current events continue to lead to lots of hard conversations between parents and children. Over … Read More