Sips with Dad

Have you ever felt like people just don't get you? Do you ever think that something is missing in your life and if you could just get over some hump or get rid of some unnecessary baggage weighing you down, you would have a better situation or outlook?In my conversation with former Black Hawk Pilot and Army Company Commander Adam Jones we discover how we can do that, and we discuss how this is so crucial for us as dads. This conversation was huge for me personally, and I am excited to bring it to you. It was this conversation that set me on a course for growth like I have never had before. This, in fact, is why there is a big gap between Episode 12 and Episode 13. You don't want to miss this episode!As mentioned in the podcast:www.mountainmoversgroup.comCaptainAdamJonesThanks so much for listening!

In this week's episode of Sips with Dad, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Pastor Tony Romero of Victory Outreach Church Sydney - www.vosydney.org. While a pastor of a church, he also ministers to men and women who are dealing with various addictions by bringing them into their recovery home. He, himself, came through a recovery home just like this many years before as a young man in San Diego, CA. I had the pleasure of meeting and working with him back in 2005, when he was building a church in New Zealand. I lived in New Zealand and a bike ride away from the community that they had planted a church in. I had the pleasure of working with them for 9 months and learning a ton. I highly encourage you to listen all the way through this episode. The insight that he gives for people with addiction is great not only for those struggling with alcohol or drug addiction, but for really any addiction that we may have.He also is trying to raise some money for a new recovery home in South Africa. Please follow the links below to learn more:Run for Hope Run for Hope 5kVictory Outreach Sydney

In this episode, I share with you some observations that I have made recently on what it means to live a life that leaves a legacy. I offer 4 intentions in our lives that I think will prove to leave behind a last legacy for your loved ones. I also throw in a bonus one as well. As I continue to work to refine and figure out the entire approach to this podcast, what I know for certain is that as dads we are faced with many challenges. I also know that we are leaders. Certain people look to us. It is our job to live a life that is an example to follow...one they will appreciate all throughout their lives.Remember to check the website by going to www.thedadmovement.net. Go over there and grab my free ebook: 7 Things That Make a Father a Dad.Thanks for listening!Chris (IG: @sipswithdad)

In today's episode, I have the great pleasure of sitting down at conference table next door to my office with a man that I admire and appreciate...a man that has taught be a ton...our business owner, Andrew Waites. Andrew is far more than a boss. He leads and equips employees to do their jobs well and to learn how to not only make the business better but also how to make themselves better. Andrew is the former best seller on eBay. He is literally the reason that eBay sells clothing items on their site. He revolutionized the way we shop online, yet is not credited with that in any way...nor does he want the credit. He is an entrepreneur that understands how to see a need, how to see how to solve it, and then how to turn that into a successful business. I could go on, but you probably should just listen.He also is a father of 3, and in this episode he talks about the things he has learned over the years, his faith, and the key advice that he has for all those young dads out there.Do not miss this! Please share with a friend!!

In today's episode, I sit down with New York County Legislature Mike Zale. Mike is not only an amazing servant leader for one of the largest counties in New York, he is also a business owner and father to 4 young boys. Mike and I discuss everything from Covid-19 response to venturing out into business with your spouse to being intentional with your kids. Mike is dedicated to all that he does. He is committed and devoted. Most of all, however, he does everything for the purpose of his family. The conversation today is such a fun and informative conversation that I am so thrilled to bring to you!You can find out more about Mike by finding him on Instagram by searching for @mike.zale or go to their business website at www.bokehfilmstudios.com.Remember to stay connected to me by finding me on Instagram by searching for @sipswithdad.

In this episode of the Sips with Dad podcast, I take another opportunity to sit down and share with you about 4 very timely scriptures that my kids have been learning during the pandemic. We did not choose these scriptures for the purpose of the pandemic or anything other than we felt led to have them learn them. What we have learned, however, is that these scriptures are so crucial right now and mean more to us than ever before. Does 2020 have you down and out? Take time to listen today to simply be encouraged in some way. Also, I encourage you to listen to the tone of this episode. There were a lot of things to get in the way of producing another podcast episode...BUT...We are not going anywhere!Don't forget to find me on Instagram by searching for @sipswithdad.

In this episode I take time to grab a cup of coffee and reflect on the things that I have learned over the last month. I have had the great privilege to speak with 5 amazing dads. They all have brought so much good information and wisdom to the conversation, and I am honored that I had the opportunity to sit down with them to have these discussions. So, in this episode, I talk about the 7 things that I personally have learned from these dads. Stick around for number 7. It is the one that I think this whole thing is all about.Also, remember to go to TheDadMovement.net to check out more. Find me on Instagram by finding @sipswithdad. If you like what you hear today, please share with a friend, write a review and let me know what you think.

In this episode, we sit down at the virtual table and have some sips with Dr. Alex Lyon (PhD). Alex is a full professor of Communication at the State University of New York (SUNY) College at Brockport. He teaches multiple areas of communication like organization communication, crisis communication, small group communication, and much more. In addition to his full-time job, Alex also has a YouTube channel called Communication Coach Alex Lyon. At the time of this podcast posting, Alex has over 66,000 subscribers to his channel with videos that have 100s of 1000s of views. He teaching viewers how to be better public speakers, how to be better communicators in the workplace and in leadership, how to be a better listen, and so much more. He truly is an expert in the field of communication. He also is a husband and dad.For our conversation, we discuss why communication is so important in so many areas of life, especially as a dad and husband. We also take about how important it is to support your wife in all that she is doing and wants to do. Alex truly does a fantastic job of supporting his wife and being her biggest fan in everything. Additionally, we touch on what it is like to be a dad, particularly what it is like being a dad of one child. All in all, we have a lot of fun with this episode. I hope you enjoy!Links from the episode:Communication Coach Alex Lyon (YouTube channel)Alex Lyon on LinkedInPuroast CoffeeTheDadMovement.net7 Things that Make a Father a Dad

In this episode, we have a conversation with Pastor Chad Davis. Chad is the pastor of The Church at 4 Points in Hattiesburg, MS, as well as a dad to twin teenage daughters. Chad and I discuss how to the pandemic, while not an ideal situation for anyone, is an opportunity to grow and be fully present for our kids. It is a chance like never before to really pour into our kids and disciple them. Chad also talks about what it is like being a girl dad, particularly since he grew up with only brothers. In this conversation, you are sure to find some very rich and helpful advice and encouragement as a dad during this time of "new norms."Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and check us out at www.thedadmovement.net for more information.

In this conversation, we have some sips with Financial Advisor and Investment Strategist, Brady Raanes. Brady also is the dad to 2 teenage sons. He and his wife adopted both boys from Africa when they were young kids. In this episode we talk about some financial things, but we also talk about their journey of adoption and what he has learned along the way. We also take some time to discuss how he is navigating the social injustice we are experiencing in our country right now, particularly since he is a white dad with 2 black sons. We cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time.Brady is also an author of an economics history audiobook called In Light of Yesterday, and has his own podcast about the economic situations and struggles around the world called "Domino."You find links to some of things mentioned in this podcast plus many more resources by going to www.thedadmovement.net.If you like what you hear today, please don't forget to share it with a friend.

In this episode, we sit down with church planter, rapper, and father of 3, Raph Peters. Due to our current racism climate in America, we discuss what we can do as dads to work through this. Additionally, we talk about the trials of church planting and the things he is learning from being a dad of 3 young kids.Find Raph on Instagram by searching for @kzoemusic or support his ministry by going to www.reliantministries.org/raphpeters.

Listen as Tommy Teepell of Grin Coffee Company talks to us about how to maintain a business during the pandemic, who the influential people are in his life, what he hopes for his kids, and the 3 things he strives to live by when parenting his children.

This episode is devoted to give you a view of what Sips With Dad is all about, as well as, give you a chance to learn a little more of what is being offered from both Sips With Dad and TheDadMovement.net.