The Fathers Guild started with a simple gut-check: why isn’t there a place where guys can talk honestly about being dads?
Not just the Instagram-worthy moments. Not just the high-fives and first steps. We’re talking about the late-night doubts, the pressure to get it right, and the constant hustle to lead well. even when we’re dead tired, stretched thin, or flying blind.
If that sounds like something you’ve been craving, pull up a chair. You’re not alone. And you’re definitely not done growing.
Come see what we’re about.
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The Fathers Guild started with a simple gut-check: why isn’t there a place where guys can talk honestly about being dads?
Not just the Instagram-worthy moments. Not just the high-fives and first steps. We’re talking about the late-night doubts, the pressure to get it right, and the constant hustle to lead well. even when we’re dead tired, stretched thin, or flying blind.
If that sounds like something you’ve been craving, pull up a chair. You’re not alone. And you’re definitely not done growing.
Come see what we’re about.
In this episode of the Fathers Guild podcast, Pat Barber interviews Eric Ledums, an unschooling father of three who embraces RV living and homesteading. They discuss Eric’s journey from a traditional upbringing to a lifestyle centered around adventure, nature, and family. The conversation delves into the importance of fatherhood, the impact of marriage on personal growth, and the philosophy of unschooling. Eric shares insights on encouraging risky play in children, the balance of luck and choice in life, and the evolution of his social media presence through That Mountain Life. The episode concludes with a powerful message about taking action and embracing imperfection in parenting and life.
The Fathers Guild
The Fathers Guild started with a simple gut-check: why isn’t there a place where guys can talk honestly about being dads?
Not just the Instagram-worthy moments. Not just the high-fives and first steps. We’re talking about the late-night doubts, the pressure to get it right, and the constant hustle to lead well. even when we’re dead tired, stretched thin, or flying blind.
If that sounds like something you’ve been craving, pull up a chair. You’re not alone. And you’re definitely not done growing.
Come see what we’re about.
