Larry Hagner – 6 Lessons I Wish Someone Taught Me Before Becoming a Dad

Larry Hagner – 6 Lessons I Wish Someone Taught Me Before Becoming a Dad

ByLarry Hagner

Today, in this debut episode of Friday Fatherly Fumbles, First Downs, and Field Goals, Larry Hagner shares intimate insights from his personal fatherhood journey, emphasizing that parenting is a learnable skill rather than an innate ability. Through candid stories of his own parenting challenges, including moments of lost patience, he draws a compelling parallel to Navy SEAL training to illustrate how fathers can develop emotional regulation and composure in challenging parenting situations.

Dean Pohlman – What Yoga Taught This Dad

Dean Pohlman – What Yoga Taught This Dad

ByLarry Hagner

Dean Pohlman is an authority on Yoga for Men, developing programs with physical therapists for back health and spinal recovery. He authored the bestselling “Yoga Fitness for Men” and co-produced the “Body by Yoga” DVD series, with his work featured in major fitness publications. Married with two children, Dean applies insights from marriage counseling to maintain strong relationships, emphasizing emotional support and mindful breathing to manage stress.

Edward Rodarte – Gangster Mayor’s Secret Redemption

Edward Rodarte – Gangster Mayor’s Secret Redemption

ByLarry Hagner

Edward Rodarte is a former gang member turned political leader, corporate executive, and advocate for fatherhood healing. As the youngest mayor of La Puente, California, he demonstrated deep commitment to community service. Edward’s journey from Compton’s streets to success is marked by personal transformation, especially through fatherhood. After confronting past struggles and finding healing through plant medicine, he now hosts the “Fatherhood Voices” podcast, inspiring others with his story of redemption and helping fathers mend relationships with their children.

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Rob Kenney – Dad, How Do I?

ByLarry Hagner

Rob Kenney is known as the “Internet Dad” (a Google search of that term immediately brings up his name). But he’s also a self-described introvert who, through genuine concern for others, unexpectedly achieved digital fame during the pandemic. His channel “Dad, How do I” has more than 4 million subscribers, drawn by his straightforward tips and sincere encouragement.