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Steven is a special needs dad with an incredible story of life, loss, hardship, perseverance, and faith. It was such an honor to sit down with him and heart his story and his heart.

Joe Nolley is a Christian, Husband, Father, Mentor, Outdoorsman, and Survivor. Check out the inspiring story of his life and how he plans to continue living for the Lord every step of the way.

On this episode, I'm joined by Lucas Kitchen; a friend for over 25 years, husband, father, author, minister, and brother in Christ. We discuss Christian art, parenting, online church, and a couple of strolls down memory lane. Check out his books at lucaskitchen.com Check out the ministry he's with at freegrace.in

In episode 8 I dive deeper into Jude’s birth story, diagnosis, early life, and events leading up to his move to a state supported living center.

It's been almost 2 years since my last episode! Too long. It's time to start back up again. Severe / profound autism has major impacts on the individuals who are diagnosed and their families. It can seem like they are the only ones who suffer because people don't feel like speaking out. I'm here to share my story and offer encouragement to dads like me.

Micah shares the story of God leading him on the journey towards building a family.

First episode with a guest! Longtime friend and former bandmate Brian Maines chats about being a dad and various other topics.

Recorded on the go, I tried to convey real life that maybe you can relate to. Changes of plans, new problems to solve, etc.

School’s out and we have hit the ground running with behaviors! But it could be worse. It has been worse and I’ve got to remember those times.

Do I seem a bit excited that Spring Break is over?? Well I’m not the only one. Jude loves being in school. And thus, he hates when school is out.

Episode 2 How To Be A Good Dad In 2021 by Awkward Dadcast

Welcome to the Awkward Dadcast! I hope I can encourage dads of kids with special needs. I'll be sharing about my experiences and hopefully you can relate. You are not alone!