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Call With Dads

Call With Dads

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  • Men's Mental Health: The Silent Struggle for Dads

    Men's Mental Health: The Silent Struggle for Dads
    Mar 17 2026
    In this candid and unfiltered episode of Call With Dads, hosts Eric Maynard and Mr. Pancakes are joined by BoyDadLife612 (Aaron) for a raw conversation about men's mental health, with a special focus on fathers. Recorded live on February 25, 2026, the discussion dives into the unique pressures dads face—provider expectations, emotional suppression, declining testosterone, divorce impacts, isolation, and rising suicide risks—while sharing personal stories, societal critiques, and practical, no-nonsense advice. The guys emphasize self-reliance, real male friendships, lifestyle fixes, and knowing when to seek help, all while rejecting performative vulnerability or over-medicalization for everyday struggles. Summary of the Discussion: https://callwithdads.com/the-hidden-pressures-on-dads/ Hosts Eric Maynard: Co-host and father from rural Ohio roots, bringing a grounded, traditional perspective on "toughing it out" while acknowledging the value of trusted friends over constant therapy. He highlights how upbringing in "more cows than people" areas shapes men's reluctance to open up. Mr. Pancakes: Co-host and founder of PancakesWithYourDad.com, delivering straightforward, sometimes blunt takes on masculinity, responsibility, and avoiding "whining" solutions. He advocates for basics like fitness, hobbies, church, and male fellowship first, while being clear that severe crises (like suicidal thoughts) warrant professional intervention. BoyDadLife612 (Aaron): A single dad and military veteran who opens up about his battles with trauma, near-suicidal lows during divorce, and finding strength through self-awareness, therapy tools (for crisis moments), faith, and fatherhood. He shares how becoming a dad transformed his identity and confidence, and stresses the importance of being a positive example for raising the next generation of men. Resources Mentioned 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988 (US) for immediate help if you're in crisis or having suicidal thoughts. Bible reading for wisdom — Proverbs and Ecclesiastes recommended for practical life guidance and direction. Lifestyle fundamentals — Regular exercise, clean eating, getting outside, building hobbies/sports teams, and avoiding pornography as a coping mechanism. Faith and community — Church or male fellowship groups as alternatives to isolation. General support — Reach out to trusted friends, the hosts via social media, or dad communities for non-professional venting and accountability. Connect With Us Website: callwithdads.com (episodes, shop, contact) Follow on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, and more via callwithdads.com Mr. Pancakes: PancakesWithYourDad.com (shop, socials) BoyDadLife612: Instagram & YouTube @BoyDadLife612 Have a question for the hosts? Drop it below or hit us up via the site! This episode is a must-listen for any dad feeling the weight of unspoken stress—reminding us that strength includes knowing when (and how) to address the fight inside.
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    51 m
  • The Real Cost of Convenience: Processed Foods, Hidden Toxins, and Reclaiming Real Eating as Dads

    The Real Cost of Convenience: Processed Foods, Hidden Toxins, and Reclaiming Real Eating as Dads
    Mar 3 2026
    In this raw, unfiltered episode, the guys dive deep into the modern food landscape—from the lost art of hunting and connecting with your food source to the shocking realities of ultra-processed snacks loaded with questionable additives. Sparked by recent Florida Department of Health testing revealing arsenic in popular candies like Nerds and Jolly Ranchers, the conversation covers corporate incentives, health impacts on families (including rising obesity and developmental concerns), personal shifts toward homemade and whole foods, and why dads need to step up in protecting what their kids eat. Mixed with plenty of laughs about "crunchy dad" stereotypes, bug farms, and off-topic tangents, it's a wake-up call wrapped in real talk. Summary of the Discussion: https://callwithdads.com/more-that-just-food-for-thought/ Hosts Eric Maynard Tom (EarnHerRespect) Mr. Pancakes Resources Mentioned Florida Department of Health's Healthy Florida First initiative candy testing results (January 2026) – Arsenic detected in 28 of 46 popular candies, including high levels in Nerds (e.g., Grape/Strawberry varieties ~380–500 ppb, safe annual child limit ~96 pieces or less) and Jolly Ranchers (e.g., Sour Apple up to ~540 ppb, safe limit ~6 pieces/year for kids). Full details available via floridahealth.gov and exposingfoodtoxins.com. RFK Jr.'s ongoing "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) efforts at HHS/FDA, including phasing out petroleum-based synthetic dyes and scrutinizing ultra-processed food additives (progress announced in 2025–2026). General discussions on seed oils, preservatives, GMOs, and the shift from whole/hunted foods to processed options (e.g., McDonald's fries ingredients then vs. now). Connect With Us Follow the show for more real-talk episodes on fatherhood, health, and pushing back against the system. Hit subscribe, leave a review, and join the conversation! Have a question for the hosts? Drop it below or hit us up via the site!
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    1 h y 2 m
  • Dad Differences: When Views Clash – How Real Fathers Make It Work

    Dad Differences: When Views Clash – How Real Fathers Make It Work
    Feb 17 2026
    In this candid Call With Dads discussion, Eric Maynard, Mr. Pancakes, and special guest Aaron (BoyDadLife612) dive into the real challenges fathers face when family values, faith, and parenting choices clash with schools, other parents, extended family, and the wider culture. They share honest experiences and practical strategies for raising kids with strong convictions while teaching them discernment, respect, and resilience in a world full of differing beliefs. Summary of the Discussion: https://callwithdads.com/clashing-views-unshakable-kids-what-real-fathers-do-when-beliefs-dont-align/ New Host: Aaron (BoyDadLife612) – A single Christian dad, military reservist, and content creator who shares daily dad life, faith-based encouragement, humor, and practical tips for fathers—especially single dads—on YouTube and Instagram. He’s passionate about being a present, intentional father and helping other men raise kids with strong values and character. Hosts Eric Maynard – Homeschooling father, founder of Call With Dads, and advocate for strong family leadership and faith-centered parenting. Mr. Pancakes – Creator of PancakesWithYourDad.com, fatherhood content creator, and co-host focused on real-talk fatherhood, family values, and building strong homes. Tom – Occasional contributor and voice of grounded, no-nonsense dad perspective. Resources Mentioned BoyDadLife612 – YouTube & Instagram: @BoyDadLife612 (daily dad content, single dad tips, faith encouragement) Pancakes With Your Dad – https://pancakeswithyourdad.com (merch, resources, American Liberty Foundation updates) Call With Dads – https://callwithdads.com (episodes, community, and more) Call With Dads YouTube – Search “Call With Dads” for full video episodes and shorts American Liberty Foundation – https://american-liberty-foundation.org (nonprofit in development supporting family values and liberty) Connect With Us Website: https://callwithdads.com YouTube: Call With Dads Podcast: Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major platforms (search “Call With Dads”) Follow Mr. Pancakes: PancakesWithYourDad.com, Instagram, X, Facebook, True Social Follow Aaron: @BoyDadLife612 on YouTube and Instagram Have a question for the hosts? Drop it below or hit us up via the site! We love hearing from dads—share your thoughts, challenges, or questions about navigating value differences, parenting, faith, and family leadership. Reach out through the website or drop a comment on the episode!
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    57 m
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