Military and 27-year NYPD veteran Pierre M. Sits down with the corny dad podcast to discuss his journey from the military into law enforcement. The impact of stereotypes in our society and what is needed to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community. Join us for this essential & informative conversation.

Grief and heartache are never an easy battle to fight. In this episode we have a conversation with our guest Steven Jean-Pierre on his fatherhood journey and on the tragic and untimely passing of his son Cameron a.k.a Swag Nerd. Join us as we reminisce on his sons life and celebrate his on going legacy that is carried on by his dad.

In the aftermath of a tarnished reputation, a father embarks on a painful and arduous journey to reconnect with his son. Struggling against the destructive words of his son's mother, he fights to rebuild trust and mend the fractured bond, determined to prove that love and forgiveness can triumph over falsehoods and betrayal.

Discover the unexpected reality of kids seeking independence.

The Corny Dads get deep into the family dynamic of two families coming together as one to help build the foundation of the new family structure. Yogi Den and his children's mothers takes to the stage for the first time to openly talk about their experience with blending the two families together.   #blendedfamily #blendedfamilylife #blendedfamilylove #myblendedfamily #ourblendedfamily #theblendedfamilymom #blendedfamilystrong #mamabearblendedfamilysupport #lovemyblendedfamily...

The Corny Dads explore the world of cannabis with the COO Precious Osagie-Erese of East Orange New Jersey. Precious brilliantly speaks on the opportunity in this market, the history of the industry and how black and brown people can learn and capitalize off of the space.

As fathers, we all have our downsides and pitfalls. However, many of us are committed to growing and developing through these obstacles. Meat Spady talks about his early trials and tribulations and how they led to him becoming the man he is today. Meat Spady is a dedicated father, music artist, and entrepreneur who uses his art to heal his wounds and traumas.

It takes a certain kind of mental and emotional fortitude to make the transition from the streets to owning businesses. But if you ask Chris Washington, he would tell you it was easy, you just need 3 main components. Tune in to learn how you could jump start your business this year.

Happy New Year! We are going to discuss New Year's Resolutions regarding health and fitness. Rodney Addison @r.addision_wellness raddisionwellness.com

For the first time, the Corny Dads have revealed their Dope Kids. This episode features a impromptu interview to see what the Dope Kids know and feel about their Corny Dads

How many times does a person have to apologize for past mistakes? The Corny Dads reflect on their healing journey as fathers and men and how the progress was being overlooked.

Today's youth have the entire universe in their hands. How does a parent/guardian put measures in place in order to protect the minds and bodies of our children?

Envy… Jealousy… Greed… Pride…Lust… How do we Navigate/Audit our circle. #friend #love #friends #FriendorFoe #friendship #happy #instagood #fun #like #smile #love #bestfriend #bestfriends #cute #follow #instagram #funny #best #life #bff #memories #party #family #forever #friendshipgoals #friendsforever #besties #goodtimes #Jealousy #Envy #Greed #Lust #Pride #Shiesty #Streetcode #Jayz #Nas #Thecommission #Philly #Brooklyn #CornyDads #CornyDadsPodcast

The Corny Dads set out to work through our youths identity crises epidemic. The fellas discuss different views on what contributes to these issues. In addition, the short and long term impacts of not knowing who and what you are.

The Corny Dads dive into Postpartum Depression in men. Is there a such thing? What are the symptoms and do they similar or differ in comparison to women, and lastly to what levels have The Corny Dads experienced PPD.

Team Corny has their 1st guest (Aneekah Simmons-Durham) on the platform to talk about the changes a woman’s body goes through while pregnant. Aneekah educates us on how PPD affects women, connection between mother and child, what to pay attention to, and how to be supportive. PPD Resources: https://www.postpartum.net/home/ Call the PSI HelpLine: 1-800-944-4773 #1 En Español or #2 English Text “Help” to 800-944-4773 (EN)Text en Español: 971-203-7773 #ppd #fatherhood #blackfatherhood #podcast

The Corny Dads speak on “Back 2 School” season. What their children’s educational needs are, concerns on the level of safety in schools in light of recent tragic events and how to protect themselves and finally, the differences in education systems from their school days Vs. what they now look like for their children.

The Corny Dads discuss their perspectives on masculine vs. toxic masculine traits, where they derive from and how one can gauge if they are participating in toxic masculinity. The Corny Dads share specific experiences and lessons learned that helped shape their individual philosophies on their path into fatherhood.

The Corny Dads continue the conversation on the impact their mothers had on their fathering styles. This episodes extension deals with the thin line between love and discipline. Tune in and watch as the corny dads work through real life experiences, thinking back to ways they were disciplined and how it influenced how they now discipline their children.

In this episode “Dear Mama” The Corny Dads speak on their relationships with their mothers and how it contributed to their development from adolescence to fatherhood. How did this relationship help or hurt the transition into fatherhood, what was learned during the process and how what was learned help shift the relationship from then to now.

How having children taught us how to love without conditions, with our entire heart, and with inclusion. Osner J. Charles ( @OsnerJCharles ), Dennis Davis ( @TrapDoorInc ), Alan “Ace” Mentor ( @PapiChico ), CJ “ Snuggie “ Harris

Take us back to our reaction to when we knew that we were about to become fathers. How did it alter your current reality (relationships with family, spouse, friends) how did it change you. What do you think you did well initially and what would you have done differently if you knew what you understand now.

The Corny Dads get comfortable and talk about their relationships with their fathers/father figure, how it impacted their mindset growing up, and how it contributes to their parenting styles. The question is: To be or not to be... or how to be?