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Dad Of All Things (D.O.A.T)

Auteur(s): Gerald "Mr. BPOZ" Mayes
  • Résumé

  • Welcome to the "Dad of All Things," a podcast where we dive into the real challenges of modern fatherhood while also discussing the many interests that make us MEN! Hosted by Gerald "Mr. BPOZ" Mayes, each episode explores topics like finances, marriage, parenting, and personal struggles but we also discuss farts, sex, and sports...lol!. We offer candid conversations and practical insights to help dads navigate life's complexities and become the best versions of themselves. Join us on this journey of growth and self-discovery.
    Gerald "Mr. BPOZ" Mayes
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  • Unmasking Authenticity: How To Be Yourself
    May 14 2024

    Join Gerald "Mr. BPOZ" Mayes on "The Dad of All Things" podcast for a heartfelt exploration into the challenges and triumphs of being an authentic self. In this episode, Gerald delves into his personal journey, sharing the struggles of meeting others' expectations and the transformative path back to authenticity. As a father of four in a blended family, and with 17 years of marriage, he offers a unique perspective on the pressures and pitfalls that dads face in their quest to remain true to themselves.

    Summary:

    In this impactful episode, Gerald discusses the importance of understanding and embracing one’s true self, especially in the face of societal pressures that fathers commonly encounter. He shares personal anecdotes from his life, reflecting on recent challenges that prompted a deeper self-reflection. Gerald provides listeners with practical advice, including how to identify personal values and express emotions effectively. The episode is enriched with strategies for acknowledging flaws and fostering genuine self-expression. As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, this discussion serves as a call to all dads to engage in self-discovery and join a community of supportive fathers through the Good Dads Club. Tune in to discover how to navigate the complexities of fatherhood and personal growth with authenticity and resilience.


    🔗Connect

    • Join The Good Dad Newsletter⁠
    • ⁠Connect With Other Dads In The Good Dads Club Facebook Group⁠
    • ⁠Connect With Me
    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gooddads/message
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    19 min
  • Why Every Dad Needs a Strong Social Circle aka FRIENDS!
    May 7 2024

    In today’s discussion, we dive deep into why friendships are crucial for dads. Statistics reveal that men are 70% more likely to face severe health declines after the loss of a spouse, compared to women at 27%. The underlying reason? Men generally have fewer friends. This episode is dedicated to exploring the benefits of friendships and providing practical advice on how dads can cultivate these important relationships.

    Episode Highlights:

    • Statistics on Health and Friendship: Men's health significantly suffers from a lack of platonic relationships compared to women who tend to maintain more friendships outside of marriage.
    • Personal Insights from Gerald: Drawing from his personal experiences of navigating life as a dad, husband, and friend, Gerald shares his journey and the lessons learned about the value of maintaining long-standing friendships.
    • The Power of Friendships: Discussing the role of friendships in increasing happiness, reducing depression, and potentially extending life expectancy, based on recent research.
    • Types of Friendships: Gerald breaks down different categories of friendships and their unique impacts on our lives, including long-term friends from early life stages and acquaintances from specific chapters of our lives like work or hobbies.
    • Building and Maintaining Friendships: Practical tips for dads on how to find and keep meaningful friendships, including using platforms like the Good Dads Club Facebook group and engaging in community activities.
    • Call to Action: Gerald encourages listeners to actively seek out and nurture friendships to improve their quality of life and shares how to connect with him and the podcast community for support and camaraderie.

    Resources Mentioned:

    • Link to research on the benefits of platonic friendships.
    • Relationship Continuum Roadmap.
    • Good Dads Club Facebook Group.

    Connect with Us:

    • Join the Good Dads Club on Facebook to connect with Gerald and other dads.
    • Subscribe to our newsletter for tips and research to enhance your role as a parent, husband, and friend.
    • Reach out to Gerald directly through the contact details provided in the episode description for personal interaction and support in your journey as a dad.

    Next Episode Teaser: Stay tuned for next week’s episode where we will explore another key aspect of fatherhood that promises to enhance your understanding and effectiveness in your role as a dad.

    Reminder: Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a review on your preferred podcast platform.

    Thank you for tuning in to the "Dad of All Things Podcast." We look forward to bringing you more insightful and supportive content next week!

    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gooddads/message
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    17 min
  • Active Listening; The Super Power All Dads Must Learn - Ep.2
    Apr 30 2024

    Discover the transformative power of active listening in fatherhood with the "Dad of All Things" podcast. Join host Gerald "Mr. BPoz" Mayes as he explores practical tips, real-life examples, and heartfelt conversations to help you become a better dad, husband, and man.

    🔗Useful Links:

    Show Notes

    👫How To Be Apart:

    • Join The Good Dad Newsletter
    • Connect With Other Dads In The Good Dads Club Facebook Group
    • Connect With Me
    --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gooddads/message
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    20 min

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