Daddy Eats Last

After 5 years this is the final episode of Daddy Eats Last. Ryan has some MASSIVE news and we find out if Matthew ever finished building his cubby. The Podcast will probably live forever on YouTube at https://youtube.com/@daddyeatslast5276

Pepsi & Crocodiles....we share some war stories from kids parties we have been to.

With the Matildas and the Diamonds leading the way....what do we really think of womens sport.

It's been a while since we all caught up, but we chat life and a lot about Ryan climbing Mont Blanc. One of the last things on his bucket list before coming back to Australia to live.

This episode we talk about: - Matty turning 40, - grey pubic hair - goals update - what is past your bedtime. - getting a dog back into Australia

Whether you drink a lot or only once in a while, giving up alcohol may lead to changes in your body and mind. We discuss what these are over a short and longer term. We also touch base on our 2023 goals and how we are tracking.

Before you focus on goal-setting, it helps to pull back and focus on your overarching life priorities first. This ensures that the goals you’re setting are in line with both your long-term vision and core values, rather than being short-sighted or an inefficient use of your time and energy. It’s easy for goal-setting to become an overwhelming process. Some goals, especially the big ones, can feel especially daunting or impossible to begin. But the truth is you can reach any goal you set—no matter how big or long-term it is—as long as you break it down into small enough steps. With that in mind we all share some of our goals for 2023 in this episode. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ REMEMBER: If you have any suggestions for topics please add in the comments and we will be sure to include them. Is the modern man a hunter or a gentleman? A manual labourer or a technophile? In today's culture the modern man usually is a mix of many things. The modern man must be adaptable. Gender roles are changing and blending together and the stay-at-home dad or part time dad population is growing. More fathers than ever are participating in their children's nurturing and upbringing. The thing is that fathers and mothers come into the parenting process differently though. For the mother, the connection is biological. It's a part of her. Fathering, on the other hand, is less so. Therefore, it's important for men to learn the skills they need to be a good dad. For some guys it's more intuitive, like kicking a football, but most guys need a coach or some direction. DADDY EATS LAST discusses what it means to be a man and a father in modern society and all the issues that comes with both.

Daddy Eats Last is back for an episode and after 4 months there's a lot to catch up on. Ryan lets us in on his recent wedding. Matty updates us on his 2022 goals, especially his renovation and Kane asks the boys more about spooning. Plus a whole lot more.... +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ REMEMBER: If you have any suggestions for topics please add in the comments and we will be sure to include them. Is the modern man a hunter or a gentleman? A manual labourer or a technophile? In today's culture the modern man usually is a mix of many things. The modern man must be adaptable. Gender roles are changing and blending together and the stay-at-home dad or part time dad population is growing. More fathers than ever are participating in their children's nurturing and upbringing. The thing is that fathers and mothers come into the parenting process differently though. For the mother, the connection is biological. It's a part of her. Fathering, on the other hand, is less so. Therefore, it's important for men to learn the skills they need to be a good dad. For some guys it's more intuitive, like kicking a football, but most guys need a coach or some direction. DADDY EATS LAST discusses what it means to be a man and a father in modern society and all the issues that comes with both.

This week Ryan talks to us about his experience studying at Cambridge over the last 18 months.

This week we discuss Matty running a marathon last Sunday and the good and bad about it. We also discuss how he managed the marathon 3 week school holidays with 3 kids!

Keeping up with the Joneses is the slang term referring to the comparison of yourself with your neighbor as a benchmark for social class or the accumulation of material goods. To fail to "keep up with the Joneses" is perceived as demonstrating inferiority or being a failure. So how do you avoid that? Kane and Ryan discuss that this week.

Ryan has changed jobs in the last week so we talking about jobs, changing roles, giving notice and how your work (and especially when you're not happy at work) can affect your personality at home.

This week we discuss the differences between kids birthday parties today with what we experienced back when we were kids in the 1980s and early 1990s.

A recent study has has shown that 88 percent of children participated in organised activities four to five days per week. Crazy? The pressure of too many extracurricular activities can put too much strain on families. We discuss Extra Curricular Activities this week.

Mothers have a significant impact on their sons to the extent that the way they behave in their later years is attributed to their relationship with their mother. No other person understands a child better than a mother. Right from the time he is born till his adult years, a boy nurtures a deep-rooted bond with his mom. Kane discusses this on Mothers Day 2022.

With Ryan moving house for the 6th time in 2 and a half years we discuss some of our tips for moving house. Main one being avoid moving :-p

In the Queensland school holidays Matty and his kids had an accident in the car. We discuss what and how this happened and the school holidays in this weeks episode.

Today we to discuss in what ways might we might be a difficult person to work with or for? This often applies equally at home! We also discuss whether Ryan has the Rona!

Today we to discuss adaptability. Some children are very flexible and are able to progress smoothly and quickly after they encounter a change in schedule or routine. They are also able to accept new items or ideas easily and without much fuss. Other children, however, have a more stressful time transitioning. This is a trait that I’d like to think that I have, in that I can adapt to changes reasonably well…..but is one that I worry might not be a natural trait my son has. We have a few tips for parents in teaching ability to their kids....and themselves.

Live sport can be magical. The atmosphere, the anxiety, the thrills. This week we discuss our favourite live sporting events that we have been to to.