In this episode of "What's the Purpose: Dads Unscripted," the crew dives into the question: Is it important to live on your own before moving in with a partner? Sharing personal stories of independence, they reflect on how living solo shaped their self-sufficiency—including a standout story about the importance of washing the meat, which inspired the episode's title. The conversation shifts to lighter topics like matching outfits with a partner and what it means to have a fashionable range. The episode wraps up with reflections on the growth and self-discovery that come from living on your own.

In this episode of "What's the Purpose: Dads Unscripted," the crew tackles a major question: How do you avoid losing yourself in all the roles you play in life? They discuss what it means to stay true to yourself amidst work, family, and personal responsibilities, and explore the ways they each decompress. From the debate between social vs. solo downtime to the simple joys of napping and watching documentaries, the conversation delves into what keeps us grounded. The episode begins with a backstory on how the podcast came to life and wraps up with a fun survival challenge: Could you make it in the wilderness?

In this episode of "What's the Purpose: Dads Unscripted," we dig into the evolution of fatherhood, comparing old school fathers to today’s new dads. Are we evolving, or are we still holding onto the ways of the past? We discuss discipline, the importance of apologizing to your kids, and how these changes shape stronger relationships with our children. A key story unfolds—one that embodies the name "Wrong and Mighty," shedding light on the moments when our intentions as fathers may not align with the impact we have on our children.