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The Tired Dad & Tired Mom Podcast

The Tired Dad & Tired Mom Podcast

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Jon Gustin, The Tired Dad, and his wife Jessica, The Tired Mom, get real, honest, and authentic about their 13-year journey in marriage and parenting. Jon has over 2 million followers on social media and openly shares his vulnerabilities and truths about fatherhood and husbandhood. Jessica joins him to bring perspective from a mom's point of view, sharing what it means to be an involved mother and wife. Together, with their honesty, they make all parents, husbands, and wives feel less alone on this journey.2023 Développement personnel Relations Réussite Sciences sociales Éducation des enfants
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  • Mental Health, Social Media, and Family Life
    Mar 23 2026

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    In this episode, Jess and I open up about our experiences with mental health and the realities of raising kids in a social media-driven world. We share our personal struggles, what we’re learning along the way, and why authenticity, boundaries, and staying connected as a family matter more than ever.

    Chapters

    00:00 – Introduction: Parenting, mental health, and honesty
    00:19 – Jess shares her ADHD diagnosis journey
    01:24 – Childhood experiences and managing symptoms
    02:36 – Family reactions to the diagnosis
    03:59 – High school years and organization struggles
    04:57 – Social pressure and its impact on parenting
    06:28 – Illness and canceled spring break plans
    08:54 – Embracing imperfect family moments
    10:20 – Spring break highlights and simple joys
    12:47 – Parenting in a social media-driven world
    15:13 – Kids, YouTube, and consumerism concerns
    18:49 – Setting boundaries and protecting childhood
    23:09 – Mental health and excessive phone use
    26:31 – Addiction, recovery, and seeking help
    39:00 – Supporting loved ones through struggles
    44:01 – Kindness, community, and reducing screen time
    44:36 – Healthier alternatives to social media
    45:39 – Final thoughts and encouragement

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    46 min
  • Friendships After Kids, Discipline, and You're Not Doing As Bad As You Think
    Mar 10 2026

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    00:00 - Welcome and episode overview
    00:18 - How parenting can isolate social life
    01:10 - The impact of sobriety and limited social opportunities
    02:09 - Longing for female friendship and deep connection
    03:07 - Recalling pre-parenthood friendships and their depth
    03:45 - Winter isolation and planning spontaneous meetups
    04:21 - The importance of informal hangouts and neighborhood bonds
    04:52 - Building new friendships without a long shared history
    05:03 - Challenges of starting over socially in adulthood
    06:44 - Men’s struggle with connection, interests, and shared hobbies
    07:43 - Common male pursuits: exercise, golf, food, and hunting
    08:50 - The cultural differences in interests and hobbies
    09:04 - Parenting phase differences and social opportunities with young children
    10:24 - Male loneliness epidemic and emotional health
    11:51 - The effect of fulfilled childhood friendships on current loneliness
    12:49 - Recognizing loneliness and seasonal depression
    13:25 - The tendency to isolate and burnout management
    14:28 - The need for planned adult outings and social planning
    15:38 - Moving out of toddler survival mode into a more balanced phase
    16:25 - The joys of children’s self-expression and growth
    17:14 - Balancing sports, commitments, and family priorities
    18:08 - Age and interest alignment in extracurricular activities
    19:08 - Debating sports legends and cultural icons
    20:46 - The emotional significance of witnessing childhood milestones
    23:44 - Parenting moments, memories, and the fleeting nature of childhood routines
    28:23 - Recognizing and celebrating children’s independence and growth
    29:29 - The influence of children’s communication and emotional development
    33:05 - Teaching children life skills like gratitude and boundaries
    34:30 - The importance of modeling good behavior, not just compliance
    35:42 - The emotional depth of parenting and self-regulation
    36:47 - Continuing to show up and care despite fatigue
    37:04 - Exciting announcement: pre-ordering the host’s book, special incentives, and a playlist
    38:03 - Closing remarks and gratitude for listeners

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    38 min
  • Your Partners Inner Child, Insecurity, and The Future of Our Children
    Mar 3 2026

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    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Parenting and Marriage Dynamics

    02:54 The Impact of Childhood on Adult Relationships

    05:35 Empathy and Understanding in Marriage

    08:38 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence

    11:43 Navigating Financial Dynamics in Relationships

    14:50 The Role of Fathers in Family Dynamics

    17:37 Men's Mental Health and Loneliness

    20:14 Breaking Down Gender Stereotypes

    23:33 The Importance of Open Communication

    26:33 Raising Emotionally Intelligent Children

    29:16 The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Parenting

    32:11 Confronting Insecurities in Relationships

    35:11 The Power of Conversation in Relationships

    38:20 Creating a Better Future for Our Children

    41:15 Conclusion and Call to Action

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    52 min
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