“You can go from the depths of despair to a life of purpose.” — Ben Freedland

In this gripping episode of Better Call Daddy, host Reena Friedman Watts and her dad, Wayne Friedman, sit down with Ben Freedland—a man who’s lived multiple lives: Coconut King, federal inmate, devoted father, and now a respected government consultant.

A Wild Behind-the-Scenes Moment

Incredibly, during the recording of this interview, Ben was experiencing a spinal fluid leak. The moment we wrapped, he went straight to the hospital. He’s now out, recovering, and we’re grateful to share this episode—made even more powerful knowing what he was enduring in real time.

From Labels to Legacy

Ben opens up about being known as “the Jew” in prison, surviving solitary confinement, and the pivotal moment a compassionate chaplain changed the direction of his life. He shares how he reclaimed his identity, leaned into faith, and found mentors who helped guide his transformation.

Fatherhood as Redemption

Today, Ben is a proud and present father. He reflects on how parenting fuels his purpose, shapes his decisions, and inspires the legacy he’s dedicated to building for his children.

Key Themes

• From privilege to crime during the recession

• Faith, identity, and mentorship behind bars

• Surviving solitary confinement and unexpected turning points

• The responsibilities and rewards of fatherhood

• Choosing redemption, purpose, and storytelling

Episode Highlights

(00:00) Welcome to the Better Call Daddy Show
(01:15) Meet Ben Freedland: From Coconut King to Criminal Consultant
(10:30) Solitary Confinement & a Life-Changing Encounter
(20:45) Reclaiming Faith and Identity in Prison
(30:00) Fatherhood: Joys, Struggles & Second Chances
(40:15) Building a Legacy by Being Present
(50:00) Wisdom from Wayne: Morality, Growth & Success

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“Personal finance is personal.” — Anthony Weaver
In this episode of Better Call Daddy, host Reena Friedman Watts and her dad, Wayne, welcome Anthony Weaver, a financial educator and podcast host, to dive deep into the fascinating world of personal finance and the stories our wallets tell.

Anthony shares his journey from teaching mathematics to exploring the nuances of money management, discussing how his relationship with money has evolved over time.

He reflects on the importance of understanding the psychology behind spending and saving, emphasizing that personal finance is not just about numbers, but about the choices we make based on our values and experiences.

Understanding Money Mindsets
Anthony explains how our upbringing shapes our financial habits, from couponing to hoarding, and how the mindset of scarcity can affect our ability to enjoy life. He encourages listeners to rethink their money narratives and to consider what truly brings joy in their lives.

He shares valuable insights on:
- The thrill of couponing and how it can lead to significant savings
- The importance of enjoying experiences while being financially savvy
- How to navigate insurance and healthcare costs effectively
- Strategies for teaching financial literacy to younger generations

Life Lessons & Future Aspirations
As a member of the sandwich generation, Anthony discusses the realities of caring for aging parents while planning for his own future. He reveals his curiosity about the funeral industry and the importance of discussing end-of-life plans with loved ones, emphasizing that it’s never too early to have these conversations.

Wayne adds his wisdom, highlighting the balance between saving for the future and enjoying the present, reminding us that life is precious and should be lived fully.

Keywords & Core Themes
Personal Finance, Couponing, Financial Education, Money Mindset, Insurance, Healthcare Costs, Financial Literacy, Parenting, Saving, Spending, Life Lessons, Podcasting, End-of-Life Planning, Money Management

Episode Highlights
(00:00) Welcome to the Better Call Daddy Show
(01:20) Meet Anthony Weaver: From Teacher to Financial Educator
(05:45) The Evolution of Money Mindsets
(12:30) The Thrill of Couponing: Tips & Tricks
(20:15) Navigating Insurance and Healthcare Costs
(30:00) Teaching Financial Literacy to Kids
(40:50) Conversations About End-of-Life Planning
(50:00) Wayne’s Wisdom on Saving and Enjoying Life
(55:30) Closing Thoughts and Reflections

Connect with Anthony Weaver
Podcast: About That Wallet 

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“You have to be able to go for it, and you never know what can come from it.” — Wayne Friedman

In this episode of Better Call Daddy, Reena Friedman Watts and her dad, Wayne, sit down with Priscilla Mensah a creative visionary who transformed her career from web development to soap making, content creation, and TV pitching.

Priscilla opens up about her bold journey to develop and pitch her dream travel show about global soap-making traditions, motherhood, and cultural storytelling.

She shares how she turned a personal passion into a compelling TV concept blending craftsmanship, culture, community impact, and adventure.

🚀 Inside Priscilla’s Hollywood Pitch

Priscilla breaks down her unforgettable trip to the North Fork TV Festival, where she pitched her show to executives from:

• Kelsey Grammer’s production company

• Former Amazon Video leadership

• Top industry decision makers in TV, film, and digital media

She reveals what she learned about:

• How to pitch a TV show conversationally

• Why personal stories convert better than polished scripts

• How networking opens unexpected doors

• Why embracing the unknown fuels creative breakthroughs

🌍 Reinvention, Motherhood & Creativity

As a millennial mom, Priscilla shares the real challenges of pivoting careers while raising kids, exploring her cultural heritage, and building a show that empowers communities worldwide. This episode dives into resilience, entrepreneurship, and personal transformation—and how to keep going when the path isn’t clear.

Wayne also weighs in with his signature wisdom, reminding us that relationships beat algorithms, and that every interaction is an opportunity if you show up with curiosity and heart.

🔑 Keywords & Core Themes

Soap Making, Storytelling, Travel Show Development, Pitching to Hollywood, Women in Film, Motherhood, Entrepreneurship, Cultural Heritage, Networking, Creativity, Personal Growth, Documentary Grants, Millennial Moms, Reinvention, Content Creation, Podcasting, TV Festivals

📌 Episode Highlights

(00:00) Better Call Dream Daddy returns—more father-daughter wisdom
(01:38) Priscilla’s pivot: web developer → soap maker → storyteller
(08:18) Selling a TV show 
(14:44) I would have said no a thousand ways
(15:35) When is an idea ready to pitch?
(20:58) Someone wants to start a podcast—Reena’s advice
(22:23) Experience at an energy conference for Supergirls Shine Foundation
(28:21) Priscilla finds four documentary film grants
(30:11) World in a Bar: a show for millennial moms & makers
(34:54) Why YouTube might beat network TV for this concept
(40:32) Discovering Houston’s Jewish community
(44:58) Volunteering at the Austin Film Festival
(47:02) Why connection > product sales online

🔗 Connect with Priscilla Mensah

Instagram: Priscilla’s Instagram

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Better Call Daddy Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | YouTube

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“You can’t be afraid to jump.” — Clay Novak

"Let’s get left of the boom. We should be doing the same thing for veteran suicide."

This Veterans Day, join Reena Friedman Watts and her dad, Wayne, as they sit down with Lt. Col. Clay Novak (Ret.), combat veteran, author of the new book Rebellis, and co-host of The Elsa Kurt Show. Clay shares his hard-earned lessons on leadership, resilience, fatherhood, and life after combat — and weighs in on today’s politics and world events.

Elsa Kurt, known as The Blonde Kamala, a political commentator, co-host of the podcast, and married to a police officer and veteran. Together, they bring candid, no-holds-barred insights on freedom, service, and navigating the modern world.

Clay shares his journey from military life to becoming a podcaster and author, revealing the lessons learned along the way.

He discusses the challenges and camaraderie of military service, the stark contrasts between his experiences and those of veterans from previous generations, and how these insights inform his writing and advocacy work today.

With humor and sincerity, Clay opens up about the realities of combat, the importance of community for veterans, and the critical issue of suicide prevention within the veteran population. He emphasizes the need for belonging and the role that camaraderie plays in helping veterans cope with life after service.

As they explore Clay's creative endeavors, including his writing process and the inspiration behind his characters, Reena and Wayne engage in a heartfelt conversation that highlights the importance of mentorship, resilience, and the power of storytelling. This episode is not only a testament to the sacrifices made by those in uniform but also a celebration of the legacy they leave behind.

Keywords
Veterans, Military Service, Podcasting, Author, Suicide Prevention, Fatherhood, Politics, Community, Resilience, Storytelling, Creative Writing, Camaraderie, Life Lessons, Personal Growth, Legacy, Advocacy

(00:00) Reena friedman watts brings you the better call dream daddy show
(02:13) I co host the podcast with Elsa Kurt, and it's politics of the day
(07:14) You grew up in the suburbs in a blue collar family
(10:39) How do you think your time in the service differed from Vietnam
(16:57) Talk to me about friendly fire during the Vietnam War
(18:51) Getting wounded in Afghanistan was incredibly difficult and probably tragic
(24:42) It's 22 veterans a day, on average commit suicide
(29:04) Talk a little bit about how you have gotten creative since leaving the military
(34:41) Keep Moving, Keep Shooting is Terry Davis, that's the main character
(37:10) I'm curious about the artwork and the thought behind the cover design
(40:01) Would you compare publishing your book to jumping out of a plane
(44:43) Clay Novak: Please get my books into libraries. Please do. I think that's benefits everybody
(48:05) 22 veterans commit suicide every year, according to Better Call Daddy
(53:42) The point is, is that he wants to talk about politics. And writing about it and predicting

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Clay Novak's Website

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"Freedom isn't free, it's built by the brave." — Tom Fox

"I have two metrics for a successful podcast: how much did I learn, and how much fun did I have?"

In this compelling episode of Better Call Daddy, host Reena Friedman Watts welcomes Tom Fox, the voice of compliance, for a heartfelt discussion on leadership, legacy, and the importance of courage in both personal and professional realms.

Tom Fox shares his journey from aspiring podcaster inspired by the legendary Studs Terkel to becoming a prominent figure in the compliance podcasting space. He reflects on how his upbringing shaped his views on fatherhood and the pivotal role of mentorship in navigating life's challenges.

With warmth and sincerity, Tom Fox opens up about his experiences in recovery and the profound impact it has had on his parenting style and personal growth.
As they delve into Tom's podcasting adventures, including a memorable interview with John Lee Dumas, they explore the emotional weight of storytelling and the lessons learned from confronting difficult topics.

Tom emphasizes the significance of community and support, particularly in the context of Alcoholics Anonymous, highlighting the power of shared experiences in fostering resilience.

Join Reena and Tom for an enlightening conversation that celebrates the art of connection, the importance of being present, and the legacy we leave behind. This episode is a testament to the transformative power of vulnerability, compassion, and the unwavering support of family.

Keywords
Fatherhood, Leadership, Podcasting, Compliance, Personal Growth, Mentorship, Recovery, Emotional Wellness, Community Support, Storytelling, Resilience, Legacy, Courage, Life Lessons, Family Connections

(00:00) Reena Friedman Watts introduces the Better Call Daddy Show
(01:20) Tom Fox shares his inspiration from Studs Terkel
(07:15) The essence of a good interview: learning and having fun
(14:42) Reflecting on the impactful interview with John Lee Dumas
(22:10) The emotional journey through podcasting and personal experiences
(30:00) Discussing the Kerrville Folk Festival and its significance
(35:50) Legacy: Leaving the world a better place
(45:15) The importance of being there for others in recovery
(52:30) Tom's advice to his daughter and reflections on parenting
(01:02:00) Closing thoughts on community and support
(01:05:30) Reena wraps up the episode with a heartfelt goodbye

Connect with Tom Fox
Compliance Podcast Network

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Podcasting for Business Nov 11-12th

Registation link https://app.eventraptor.com/events/452611597626642430

"Evangelism didn't work on me." - Teagan Kuruna

"You have to be sincere. You have to be knowledgeable." — Wayne Friedman

Reena Friedman Watts is joined by her dad, Wayne Friedman, and special guest Teagan Karuna, a multifaceted career coach and public health professional.

Together, they explore the intricate threads that weave through Teagan's diverse career journey—from her formative years grappling with religious identity to her current role helping others navigate their professional paths.

Teagan shares her unique perspective on the importance of understanding different belief systems and how her academic pursuits in religion shaped her worldview. As she transitioned into public health, she reflects on the challenges of navigating the healthcare system, especially after experiencing a life-altering concussion.

With humor and honesty, Teagan discusses the lessons learned from her personal and professional experiences, emphasizing the significance of resilience and adaptability in today’s ever-evolving job market.

Wayne weighs in with his timeless wisdom, reminding listeners that sincerity and problem-solving are key to success, regardless of the era. As they discuss the impact of mentorship, networking, and the importance of being open to new opportunities, this episode serves as a powerful reminder that growth often comes from the most unexpected places.
Join Reena, Wayne, and Teagan for an engaging conversation filled with laughter, insights, and valuable takeaways that will inspire you to embrace your own journey of self-discovery and professional growth.

Keywords

Daddy Drama, Career Coaching, Public Health, Religion Studies, Inspirational Stories, Personal Growth, Overcoming Adversity, Emotional Wellness, Job Market, Networking Tips, Career Transitions, Work-Life Balance, Interview Strategies, Mentorship, Navigating Healthcare, Self-Discovery, Professional Development, Life Lessons, Storytelling In Business, Building Connections

(00:00) Reena Friedman Watts: Better Call Dream Daddy is back with more daddy drama
(01:38) Teagan Kuruna went from undergraduate religion to becoming a career coach
(09:37) How did you go from food and diet to public health
(16:12) Some skills that you learn at one place are transferable to other verticals
(21:51) The area of public health that I have gotten into is communication
(24:50) The fellowship was focused on improving the way that healthcare is administered
(28:14) It is extremely hard to get comprehensive concussion care when you are not a child
(32:35) You are recovering from a concussion
(34:31) What would you tell somebody that has trouble managing up
(38:25) Personal branding is about helping people imagine what they can do with 200 people
(40:02) Do you have any advice for like an entrepreneur who's trying to build a business
(46:13) You need support. And you need support from others in your job search
(49:24) Talk to me about Substack which is your personal blog
(52:23) Tegan offers advice on how to be successful in 1970 and 2025
(54:50) You have to be well educated in knowledge to succeed in business
(01:02:46) Better Call Daddy is a weekly podcast featuring parenting advice from Wayne Friedman

Connect with Teagan Karuna
LinkedIn
Vista Career Coaching

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“You want your children to experience good and bad, but not tragically.” — Wayne Friedman

In this humorous episode of Better Call Daddy, host Reena Friedman Watts is joined by her dad, Wayne Friedman, for a heartfelt discussion that blends humor with life lessons. Together, they dive into the intricacies of parenting, sharing wisdom that spans generations.
This episode features a special guest appearance from Keb Pound, the creative mind behind the popular podcast, Stupid History Minute. Keb shares his journey in podcasting, the importance of storytelling, and the humorous side of history that keeps listeners engaged. Reena and Keb explore the challenges of balancing creativity and technicality in podcasting, while Wayne offers his sage advice on navigating life's ups and downs.
As they reflect on their personal experiences, the trio discusses the lessons learned from both successes and failures, emphasizing the importance of making choices that lead to growth and understanding. From the significance of mentorship to the value of genuine connection, this episode is packed with relatable anecdotes and insightful takeaways.
Join Reena, Wayne, and Keb for a lively conversation that reminds us all to embrace our individuality, learn from our mistakes, and always strive for personal growth. With laughter and heartfelt moments, this episode is a celebration of family, wisdom, and the art of storytelling.
(00:00) Reena Friedman Watts hosts the Better Call Daddy Show with Grandpa Wayne Friedman
(03:34) Keb: I appreciate all feedback on the podcast
(07:27) Your dad was a huge sports fan. Yeah, I heard you mention on podcast
(13:53) I was very ambitious when I was in my 20s, incredibly ambitious
(14:42) You do home improvement, podcasting, writing jokes
(21:21) We shared a guest you had on Flat Earth, Dave. Do you know that is the number one most listened episode
(26:41) Stand up comedy is like a drug, and it just lightens you up
(28:35) Since you started podcasting, how many big podcasts have come and gone
(31:48) The Stupid History Minute uses artificial intelligence to help with research
(35:43) So have you roped your kids into being a part of your production
(40:59) The United States Census Bureau knocks on your door asking you to do your census
(43:23) Keb has been through two divorces and learned a lot
(49:36) In February 2024, I had sepsis
(53:10) What I would tell people in their 20s is 
(58:48) The Stupid History Minute started on Unfiltered and it was hilarious
(01:01:28) What advice did you give your children that you did not follow yourself
(01:06:36) Gabriel Iglesias: I absolutely love the stupid history minute
(01:10:36) Have you thought about doing a podcast for your business
(01:12:29) Keb talks about living life and getting experiences rather than relying on textbooks
(01:13:20) Keb asks what advice you've given your children that didn't follow

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Stupid History Minute 

https://x.com/stupidminute

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"I invented it when I was drunk at a club in Scottsdale, Arizona." — Anna Storm

In this slay life episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman welcome the iconic Anna Storm, a rising star in the music world and a social media sensation.

Fresh from her first trip to Texas, Anna shares her journey from being bullied to becoming an advocate for self-love and confidence, all while embodying her motto of "slay life."

Join Reena and Anna as they dive into the essence of the "slay life" philosophy, exploring what it means to live authentically and unapologetically. Anna discusses her unique brand of humor, her rise on social media, and how she connects with her fans, particularly younger audiences who resonate with her message of empowerment.
The conversation also touches on Anna's experiences in the music industry, her creative process, and the importance of being true to oneself amidst societal pressures. With laughter and heartfelt moments, this episode is a celebration of individuality, resilience, and the power of following one’s passion.
Don't miss this lively exchange filled with wisdom, inspiration, and a few catchy tunes along the way!
(00:00) Reena Friedman Watts brings you more daddy drama on Better Call Daddy
(01:51) Anna Storm is in the studio with me today from Houston
(06:00) How can you use slang in your marketing campaigns
(07:16) Tell me about your social media journey
(11:27) You were bullied a lot growing up and did really well in school
(15:15) Anna Storm had a great show recently in Florida
(17:49) When did you start singing? Learning how to sing. Has it always been in you
(21:23) Were you ever a fan girl? Can you talk to me about fangirl culture
(24:21) Anna Storm: I would like to ask my dad what's his special moment
(25:36) Better Call Daddy asks Anna Storm what is her most proud moment

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Instagram | TikTok | Spotify

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“I can tell you, your dad needs you as much as you need him right now.” — Darren Redmond
“You have to be able to see the whole spectrum of colors if you really want to see, it’s not just black and white.” — Wayne Friedman

In this raw and heartfelt re-broadcast episode, host Reena Friedman Watts and her dad, Wayne Friedman, revisit a powerful conversation with Darren Redmond, a storyteller, podcaster, and advocate for empathy and understanding.

Together, they dive into the complexities of anti-Semitism, the art of storytelling, and the timeless lessons passed down between fathers and children. Darren opens up about his journey through the media world, what he has learned about the fine line between entertainment and truth, and how compassion is key to telling real human stories.

Through laughter, reflection, and deep conversation, this episode explores how authenticity, connection, and courage shape the stories we share and how the wisdom of our parents continues to guide us long after they are gone.

Join Reena, Wayne, and Darren for an intimate look at what it means to listen, learn, and love across generations.

Timestamps
(00:00) Reena welcomes Grandpa Wayne Friedman to Better Call Daddy
(03:12) Reena’s start in radio and working on The Jerry Springer Show
(08:30) Darren’s first steps into performance and storytelling
(12:45) Finding your own voice after working in media
(17:12) Being selective about who edits your story
(23:39) Lessons from Jerry Springer: “Lean into what you love”
(28:48) The art of organic interviews
(30:28) Learning and growing through every guest
(33:22) Creating a podcast with your dad
(38:00) Balancing public and private life in a social media world
(41:31) Reflections on today’s cultural climate
(58:19) Remembering and honoring our fathers
(01:04:01) “One of the greatest things I did in my life was to tell a lie”
(01:16:57) Better Call Daddy: Where parenting meets real-life wisdom

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"How can I get bigger, better, faster, stronger?"

"If you keep doing what you're doing, you're going to keep getting what you get."

In this artful episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman sit down with Brian Colburn, a passionate podcaster and producer who shares his journey through the world of podcasting and personal growth.

Brian, known for his show Feed Drops, shares the importance of mentorship, family dynamics, and the art of storytelling.

As the conversation unfolds, Brian reflects on his experiences as a Marine and how they shaped his perspective on life and relationships. He shares heartfelt stories about his daughter, the lessons learned from his father, and the value of being open to mentorship.

Brian's insights on how to approach conversations and build connections are both practical and inspiring, reminding us of the significance of kindness and genuine interest in others.

Listeners will appreciate Brian's candidness as he discusses the challenges and triumphs of being a podcaster, his approach to helping others improve their craft, and the importance of community in the podcasting world. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of personal and professional relationships while staying true to themselves.

 

Episode Keywords

Family Dynamics, Mentorship, Podcasting Tips, Personal Stories, Emotional Intelligence, Father-Son Relationship, Generational Wisdom, Veteran Experiences, Overcoming Challenges, Storytelling Techniques, Podcast Production, Community Building, Personal Growth, Emotional Connection, Life Lessons, Self-Discovery, Navigating Relationships, Building Confidence, The Importance Of Listening, Authenticity In Communication

- (00:00) Introduction to Brian Colburn and his podcasting journey
- (05:00) The importance of mentorship and recognizing opportunities
- (10:30) Brian shares insights on family dynamics and raising an adventurous daughter
- (15:00) The significance of storytelling in podcasting
- (20:00) Navigating conversations and building connections
- (25:00) Brian's experiences as a Marine and the lessons learned
- (30:00) The evolution of podcasting and community building
- (35:00) Advice for aspiring podcasters and the value of continuous learning
- (40:00) A heartfelt discussion on legacy and the impact of family
- (45:00) Wayne shares his thoughts on mentorship and loyalty

 

Connect with Brian Colburn
Feed Drops Podcast

 

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"I think it is the project of any healthy adult to find meaning in their lives."

"Great art begins with mimicry."

In this legendary episode of Better Call Daddy, hosts Reena Friedman Watts and Wayne Friedman welcome Michael Osborne, a podcaster who transitioned from the world of geology to uncovering the stories of celebrities on his hit show, Famous and Gravy.
Michael shares how his unique journey began with a rather unglamorous job digging up bones, but it was his discovery of podcasts that sparked his passion for storytelling. He reflects on how his father's words about being the "best accident" shaped his perspective on life and creativity.

As the conversation unfolds, Michael dives into the importance of curiosity, the power of storytelling, and how he navigated his way through academia to find his voice in podcasting. He discusses the pivotal moments that led to the creation of his shows, including the challenges he faced and the valuable lessons learned along the way.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for aspiring podcasters and anyone interested in the art of storytelling. Michael emphasizes the significance of mimicry in the creative process, the value of social capital, and how being a dad has influenced his perspective on life and storytelling.

Join us as we explore the intersection of passion, creativity, and the pursuit of meaningful connections in this captivating conversation!

Episode Highlights
- (00:00) Reena introduces Michael Osborne and his unique journey
- (05:20) Michael reflects on his father's influence on his life
- (10:00) The transition from geology to podcasting
- (15:45) Discovering the power of storytelling through podcasts
- (20:30) The importance of curiosity in personal growth
- (25:15) Insights on creating engaging content and the role of mimicry
- (30:00) Balancing fatherhood with creative pursuits
- (35:00) Michael's thoughts on social capital and learning
- (40:00) Future aspirations and the evolution of his podcasting journey
- (45:00) Michael's question for Wayne about iconic TV dads

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Better Call Daddy Website

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