When David Morgenstern and his husband became dads, they quickly realized that while parenting advice is everywhere, community for gay dads is not. The joy of fatherhood was real — but so were the assumptions, the erasure, and the systems still built around the idea that every family has a “mom and dad.” From public spaces to school forms to everyday interactions, their family often felt unseen. Rather than accepting that gap, David decided to build what he and his husband couldn’t find. That...
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When David Morgenstern and his husband became dads, they quickly realized that while parenting advice is everywhere, community for gay dads is not. The joy of fatherhood was real — but so were the assumptions, the erasure, and the systems still built around the idea that every family has a “mom and dad.” From public spaces to school forms to everyday interactions, their family often felt unseen. Rather than accepting that gap, David decided to build what he and his husband couldn’t find. That...
S2E20 with Tanner Haney - One Song, One Dance AND A Moment Of Courage
JUST DO YOU.
1 hour 2 minutes
5 months ago
S2E20 with Tanner Haney - One Song, One Dance AND A Moment Of Courage
What does it truly mean to face your fear—and allow yourself to be fully free and seen? This week, I have the privilege of sitting down with the incredible Tanner Haney, a Los Angeles-based actor who, one morning, made a life-changing decision: to take on a 30-day challenge that would push him far beyond his comfort zone - dancing in public every single day, in front of strangers, and asking those strangers to record it. So why this challenge? After coming out, Tanner shares how he wres...
JUST DO YOU.
When David Morgenstern and his husband became dads, they quickly realized that while parenting advice is everywhere, community for gay dads is not. The joy of fatherhood was real — but so were the assumptions, the erasure, and the systems still built around the idea that every family has a “mom and dad.” From public spaces to school forms to everyday interactions, their family often felt unseen. Rather than accepting that gap, David decided to build what he and his husband couldn’t find. That...
