September 11, 2026
Geoff Woods spent years teaching goal-setting at The ONE Thing, then pointed the same method at his own marriage. The exercise starts by imagining an extraordinary marriage twenty years out, […]
Most of us don’t have a plan for our marriage. We have a repair schedule: something breaks, we patch it, things are fine for a while, and then we wait, […]
Nobody gets married hoping to work on their marriage. After a long day of actual work, the last thing anyone wants is more of it, so telling a tired man […]
September 4, 2026
Nobody claws their way out of rock bottom alone. Matt Aitchison’s version of the bottom is specific: expelled from high school, arrested in college, facing real jail time. He is […]
Most parents parent from stress, and stress makes people fall back on how they themselves were raised. That is the uncomfortable starting point Giovanni Marsico brings to this Quick Cut: […]
Every marriage sits on one of five levels at any given time. According to relationship expert Jayson Gaddis, they run from level one, pure survival, up to level five, a […]
You already have five versions of yourself, and according to psychologist Dr. Kelly Flanagan, you need a sixth. The five are the lover, the loner, the hider, the fighter, and […]
Date night with a question is a weekly ritual built on three rules: same day and same time every week, no phones, and one or two deliberate questions you don’t […]
August 28, 2026
Quick test: how do you deal with your neediness? If you just cringed, you found your enemy emotion. Psychiatrist Dr. Laura Dabney has spent her career working with successful men […]
Ask young fathers how to raise great kids and you get 72 steps. Ask the old guys and you get two words: just love them. David Osborn, who has built […]
A boy doesn’t become a man by accident, and waiting for it to happen on its own leaves the job to chance. That’s the core of this Deep Cut, a […]
Having the same realization five times doesn’t mean you failed the first four. That’s the idea Jon Vroman walks with in this episode: no studio, no script, no guest, just […]
For ten years, Jon Vroman has asked the questions on this podcast. To close out the first week of Good Questions, he answers them himself. Before Front Row Dads, he […]
Do you ever lose your cool? Do you ever just yell? It gets asked point blank in this one, and the three answers could not be more different. Ryan Deiss […]
This one moves in three parts: the apology you owe your kids, the dance you’re still in with your own dad, and the forgiveness that sets you free. It starts […]
