Advice at 50 I Wish I Knew When I Was Just Getting Married
On this episode of The Dad Edge Podcast, host Larry Hagner shares the advice he wishes he’d had in his early days of marriage and fatherhood.
Gina Trimmer – The Hard Truth About Marriage Growth
Today, Larry Hagner sits down with Gina Trimmer of Revitalized Womanhood for a raw, honest conversation about what it really takes to build strong marriages and families. The profound takeaway: Lasting change begins when both partners courageously own their personal growth, instead of trying to fix each other.
She’ll Want You Again… When You Want You Again
Have you ever asked yourself: If you’re tired of needing her approval to feel solid, this episode is your wake-up call to reclaiming your most powerful magnet: self-respect. Welcome back to The Dad Edge Podcast. This is the final episode in our 4-part solo series: The Magnetic Masculinity Series—where we’ve explored what it actually takes…
The Emotional Load She’s Carrying (and You’re Not Seeing)
If you’ve ever caught yourself thinking, “But I am helping!” or “She’s upset but I have no idea why,” this episode will give you the X-ray vision you’ve been missing. Because what’s wearing her out isn’t always what’s on your radar—it’s the things you never even thought about.
Is Your Wife Secretly Leaving You? The Silent Signs of Resentment
Resentment isn’t always loud screaming matches or slammed doors. It’s the creeping silence, the growing disinterest, the widening emotional distance. It’s when she starts emotionally withdrawing while still going through the motions of life with you.
Most men wait for a blow-up to take action, but by then, she might already be emotionally gone. This episode is about catching the drift long before the disconnect becomes irreversible.
The Dad Was Right There… But Didn’t See: Lessons from Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ (Part 4)
In this episode, I dive deep into the final chapter of Netflix’s Adolescence, and the heartbreaking unraveling of Jamie Miller — a 13-year-old boy whose silent pain led to tragedy. His father, Eddie, never saw it coming. Why? Because the connection was missing, even though he thought he was doing everything “right.”
