Noah Rouen is back from his Florida vacation. Jack and Noah talk kids and, oddly enough, bed shopping.

Filling in for the vacationing Noah Rouen is Jack's college buddy, Ryan May. Three years ago Ryan was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and his fast paced career was replaced with the full time job of being a stay at home dad to his three kids. 

Noah is on assignment in Florida with his kids and fellow podcast Andy Olson fills in. Jack just got back from a family vacation in Florida and the long airplane ride with a toddler.

Noah Rouen and Jack Tomczak (with some help from poducer Ben) discuss what other (good) parents do to mold their lumps of whiny destructive clay into capable and presentable adults.

If you don't subscribe to this podcast on iTunes you're probably a bad parent.

Poducer was intentional. Get it? Pod.

Noah and Jack read almost 10% of a list about the things parents of successful kids do to make their kids so darn successful. They read so little of the list because their opinions and anecdotes are way better than some list from the Internet.

Noah and Jack talk about taking your kids out in public and what to do when they decide to befriend someone other dad.

Noah is on assignment. Father of four Andy Olson fills in. Childless Benjamin Kruse asks two dads questions about fatherhood.

Noah and Jack finish up a list from the Art of Manliness. It's good. You should listen to it.

Noah and Jack sit down with MN State Senator Michelle Benson and talk about how a busy mom handles life as a busy legislator.

Jack and Noah are joined by Mark Giga to talk about how not to screw up Valentine's Day.

Jack and Noah explore the world of car smells plus an update on Noah's dad fitness.

Jack and Noah discuss the Art of Manliness by starting a list of 18 tips to be a great dad. 

Jack interviews InnerActive Owner Teddy Anderson. It's a place to bring your kids when they're driving you nuts.

http://www.inneractiveplayground.com/

Noah and Jack talk about New Year's Resolutions and making changes in your life that will keep you around be a dad longer.