At Be There Dad we hope to provide dads, dlps and dad supporters with interesting and useful resources which will help them on their journey as BTDs. As such, we are introducing a new resource which will appear in your e-mail via BeThereDad.org.
Each week, Bryce Johnson, from the syndicated sports radio show UNPACKIN’ it will share a portion of the show that will encourage, entertain or challenge Be There Dads. You will hear from athletes, coaches, and other sports figures as they discuss being a dad or describe their relationship with their own fathers. You can enjoy the show clip, but then go listen to the rest of the show at unpackinit.com and follow the show on twitter @unpackinit.
Because Bryce’s clips will appear about every Tuesday, we hope you will make it a habit to listen. We also hope you will encourage others to sign up on our mailing list at BeThereDad.org/subscribe. Look for other new resources in your email soon
Jimmy Carter, former President of the United States died this week. Because of the extensive media coverage, we all had a chance to look once more at the life, legacy and history of this remarkable man. In my never-ending search for role models, former President Carter is certainly high on the list. A leader. A…
This week we are joined by Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly. He had a tremendous NFL career with the Buffalo Bills, appearing in four straight Super Bowls.
This week we are joined by Jacksonville Jaguars long snapper Carson Tinker. He won 3 BCS National Championships at Alabama and while he was there he was greatly impacted by the deadly tornadoes that swept through Tuscaloosa in 2011. He tragically lost his girlfriend and was personally injured all over his body.
This week we are joined by the kicker for the undefeated Carolina Panthers, Graham Gano. He played his college ball at Florida State and has been with the Panthers since 2012. He discusses being an NFL dad and describes how he leaves work at work.
This week we are joined by CBS College Basketball Analyst, Clark Kellogg. He shares some quick thoughts about being a dad of grown children and how parenting never ends, but the dynamics of it do change.