Father Nation

Brian blogs with dashingdad.com, where he helps you keep your manhood intact, and remind your wife/partner that you are still a man.  He figures his experiences may be helpful to other dads who are trying to get everything taken care of around the house while staying fit, and staying sane.

Jon Vaughn developed something useful a lot of dads could use.   It is called GenesisCCM which is a free child custody manager that helps parents keep solid and consistent records related to frequency of contact, communication, and expenses. The attorney version of GenesisCCM allows family law professionals the ability to provide their clients with a more practical method of “keeping a calendar” while providing on-going, and maintenance-free, marketing for their practice.   If you’re an attorney interested in your own GEN system, please email jon@oliveusllc.com.  Jon is also a daddy blogger with Full-time daddy and can be found on Facebook.  

Justin Meyer is in Long Island and works as an attorney with his father. By night, he writes and tutor students preparing for the LSAT and the SAT. He also is a father of two, and the uncle of a third.  He blogs on legal topics at http://legalnotes.meyeresq.com if you’re interested, and he writes history-related articles for answers.com.  Sadly, he's a New York Jets fan.  

Bill Treasurer is chief encouragement officer (CEO) of Giant Leap Consulting and the author of Courage Goes to Work, an international best-seller that introduced the new management practice of courage-building.  For over two decades Treasurer has designed leadership and succession programs for clients such as NASA, Saks Fifth Avenue, UBS Bank, CNN, Hugo Boss, the CDC, the Pittsburgh Pirates, and the U.S. Veterans Administration. Prior to Giant Leap, Treasurer was an executive Accenture, a $29 billion management consulting firm. He became Accenture's first full-time executive coach. Treasurer is a former captain of the US High Diving Team, a cancer survivor, and the father of three children. He is a champion for the rights of people with disabilities, which includes his daughter.

Tom Gerhart has 10, count them 10 kids!  What's his take on being a dad?

Men who want to be great dads love the stories Keith Zafren tells, the practical skills he teaches, and the personal coaching he offers. Keith has spent seventeen years learning firsthand how to raise three great teenagers and stay close to them, no matter what. He coaches busy dads not to repeat the mistakes their fathers made, but instead, to create fantastic relationships with their kids. Check out his free video course at here.   

Author and illustrator Fred Koehler at freddiek.com has written How to Cheer Up Dad among other projects.  How does a child tell a story differently than an adult?  How does a child see a situation differently than an adult?  Fred seems to have a knack for showing this.  Check out his website for more and enjoy this episode of Father Nation! 

Hogan Hilling is a proud dad, author of six self-help parenting books. He has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show and ABC’s Documentary, “The Story of Fathers and Sons”.  

Craig Mitchelmore with Polarity consulting takes organizations to the next level of profitability, increases market share, adds brand value, and enhances competitive edges. At home, he's a dad!  And he could quite honestly be a consultant for other dads with his experiences as a father.  Enhance your dad skills listening to dads like Craig share their wisdom!   

Greg Schwem’s comedic take on the 21st century workplace and work/life balance has landed him on SIRIUS Radio, Fox News, Comedy Central and the pages of Parents Magazine. More than just a business humorist, Greg is also an author, nationally syndicated humor columnist and award-winning greeting card writer.  Listen to him talk fatherhood here on Father Nation!

Seth Burleigh highlights in his blog over at fortyweekslater.com  moments of joy and frustration, confidence and uncertainty, and pride and disappointment as a dad.  Here him discuss fatherhood from various angles in this episode of Father Nation!   

Author and father Whit Honea co-founded Dads4Change over at dads4change.com and talks about being the father of two boys.  

John Adams is one of the U.K.'s top daddy bloggers and pushes strong for equality. Be sure to check out dadbloguk.com for more.  

Producer of "The Key", Jack Schaberg today talks fatherhood

David Adler is the author of over 200 books.  His Cam Jansen series is very popular with children and David discusses how being a father impacted his writing and more!  

John Simmons is a father of 9—3 biological and 6 adopted.  He also has experience with special needs, such as Down Syndrome and talks about that some in this episode.  From Utah, John appears frequently as an adoption advocate in television, radio, and newspapers.    

Nate Smith has a blog about the comedy of being a dad at www.improvisingfatherhood.com  Nate is an improvisational comedian, a husband, and a father, and he's not sure which is hardest.  For most of his life every ounce of his energy has been devoted to making people laugh.  Now Nate has two boys and all his energy has been redirected to raising his sons.  So Nate combined both efforts and make people laugh by raising his sons.   

Ryan Maier came on Father Nation with a message about bettering yourself, because if you better any area of YOU, it naturally helps you in other areas of life. Ryan is a husband and father of three in Minnesota and you can find him at www.dadlifts.com

Adam Rust with www.fathervision.com had some great insights on today's show discussing being a dad and also on the God of the Bible.  The Father of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the Father to King David and most importantly Jesus Christ, what does the Bible have to say about fatherhood?

Josh Gloer has written and produced A&E's Duck Dynasty & Modern Dads, four seasons of HGTV’s Selling LA and five seasons of MSNBC's Lockup: Extended Stay, as well as additional series for TruTV, HGTV, TLC, OXYGEN and MTV.  His book #NewDad is available now.