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Daily Dad and Jessica Lahey, Angel Parham, Brett McKay, and Dr. Harvey Karp on Parenting Feb 06, 2021

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Today’s episode features clips from some of the best interviews about parenting from The Daily Stoic Podcast. Ryan talks to Jessica Lahey, Angel Parham, Brett McKay, and Dr. Harvey Karp about letting your kids fail, reading the classics to them, teaching them hope and decency, and how to approach parenting from a philosophical perspective.

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You Got What You’ll Want Feb 05, 2021

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“There’s been some iconic father-son moments in sports history. Tiger hugging his son Charlie after winning the Masters. Drew Brees lifting up his son Baylen after winning the Super Bowl. Michael Phelps running to kiss his son Boomer after making Olympic history. Now there is a new one.”

Ryan explains how even amidst your greatest achievements, all that you want is what you already have, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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Prepare Them Now. While You Can. Feb 04, 2021

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“Life is easy now. We should just let them enjoy it right? Before they have to work for a living. Before they have to care about what’s going on in the world. While they can do whatever they want, while they can get away with eating whatever they want, and all the innocent freedoms that children are blessed with.”

Ryan discusses why you should be sure that your kids are ready for the harsh reality of the world, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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Let’s Get To The Bottom Of It Feb 03, 2021

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“They have questions. You have answers. That’s how this works? Sure, if you want to be a human form of a Google Search.”

Ryan explains why you should let your kids figure things out on their own, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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Give Them This Stuff Feb 02, 2021

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“The novelist John Steinbeck used to write his novels with pencils. In 1952, he was wearing himself out writing his greatest novel, East of Eden. He was also wearing down his pencils, one by one, as the words poured out.”

Ryan discusses how the mundane can become treasure, but only if you look for it, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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The Right Thing Is Not So Simple Anymore Feb 01, 2021

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“When you were younger, you were brash. You didn’t take crap. You didn’t keep quiet. If you disagreed, or didn’t like something, you said something. We hated hypocrites. We shook our head at the compromises that we saw older people make. We laughed at them for the way they settled. We were angry with our parents for their political and social beliefs. We were idealistic. They were conservative. It drove us nuts.”

Ryan explains why you must learn to balance your ambition with your role as a parent, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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Daily Dad and Emily Oster on Rational Parenting Jan 30, 2021

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On today’s episode, Ryan has a wide-ranging conversation with professor and economist Emily Oster. They talk about how to balance your life with children, how to communicate positive messaging, how the American government handled the pandemic, and more.

Emily Oster is a professor of economics at Brown University, as well as the bestselling author of several books. Her most recent book, Cribsheet, aims to help improve decision making during the early years of parenting.

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Teach Them How To Devour Like This Jan 29, 2021

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“Some parents want their kids to know how to read. We want more than that. We want our kids to be obsessed. We want them to hunger for books. We want them to read like they’re on a mission.”

Ryan explains why you should teach your children to find great joy and insight in reading, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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Don’t Tie Down Your Eagle Jan 28, 2021

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“Florence Nightingale was a precocious child. As a toddler, she always went her own way. Then, unlike many girls her age at the time, she wasn’t interested in parties or getting married or fancy things. She wanted to do something different with her life.”

Learn how the life of Florence Nightingale should teach you to let your kids grow into who they were meant to be, on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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