There's going to be a lot of dad news to read this week and next, but not everyone enjoys plowing through surveys and news stories and wordy blog analyses. Some people want to experience the joys of fatherhood through audio or video. Those people are in luck this week.For starters, NPR hosted a great dads roundtable in place the usual "Mocha Moms" programming yesterday. That's worth a listen.Secondly, if you're tracking the evolution of the Evolution of Dad, which is shaping up to the be-all and end-all of documentaries about dads (plus, how often do you see Joan Williams and Houston Alexander in the same montage?), you'll want to check out the trailer for the film: Dana's plan is to have this roll out for Father's Day 2010, and he's collecting donations to make this a reality. It's a cause well worth supporting.

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I can't believe I missed this the first time around, but the folks at HellerEhrman, as part of their Opt-In Project, held an extraordinary roundtable at the beginning of last year titled "Work-Life Balance: Not Just for Women." The report from that day gives a great and concise overview of the current state of play for guys in the workplace. Well worth the read.(Again, credit goes to Working Dad, who found this and pulled out the most compelling quote: "Men are willing to talk about these things in ways that were inconceivable less than 10 years ago" -- Howard Schultz, Starbucks chief executive officer.)

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