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Episodes: 100
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
nick@paternalpodcast.com
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Nick Firchau - Nick Firchau is a longtime journalist and podcast producer. He created and hosts Paternal, a fatherhood-centered series focused on candid, in-depth conversations with men quietly forging new paths ...
Kevin Maguire - Paternal Postpartum Depression; Building Community For Dads; Redefining Fatherhood And Vulnerability
Jordan Ritter Conn - Male Loneliness; Masculinity Gap; Building Meaningful Male Connections
Daniel Smith - Working With 'hard Feelings' (shame, Envy, Regret) As Men Become Fathers; Emotional Modeling In Parenting
#144 Chuck Park: Can a Normal Dad From Queens Win a Seat in the U.S Congress?
June 03, 2026
By his own admission, Chuck Park lives in a cramped, two-bedroom apartment in Queens with his kids' drawings on the wall, a stroller by the door, and a dog who just won't stop barking. He's a dad concerned about the cost of health care and child care, and he's eager to fight for working families just like his. But can a normal dad with no experience in public office actually win a seat in the U.S. Congress? On this episode of Paternal, Park explains why he left a cushy job to run for Congress...
#143 Kevin Maguire: Building The Ultimate Group Text for Dads
May 14, 2026
Just a few months after the birth of his son in 2019, Kevin Maguire noticed he wasn't feeling quite right. At times he resented his newborn son, other times he would cry for seemingly no reason. He lost interest in his work and some of his hobbies, and he just couldn't quite shake this idea that maybe something was wrong with him. After all, wasn't this supposed to be one the happiest moments of his life? Then Maguire discovered he was suffering from paternal postpartum depression, and the di...
#142 Jordan Ritter Conn: Why Do Men Feel So Alone?
April 22, 2026
When Jordan Ritter Conn was a teenager growing up in an Evangelical Christian family, he met with a half dozen male friends every Saturday night for Bible Study. The sessions were a free-for-all for owning up to masturbation or admitting your insecurities, for speaking frankly about your father or dreaming about your future. Now a veteran journalist covering sports and culture for The Ringer and the author of the new book American Men, Conn still considers those Saturday nights "some of the b...
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