The Life of Dad Show

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on former Chicago Bears star, Anthony "Spice" Adams to talk about fatherhood, football, and his new show on ABC. Anthony "Spice" Adams is a retired professional football player. After graduating from Penn State, Anthony was selected #57 overall in the second round of the 2003 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. He played for the 49ers from 2003-2006, and then signed as an unrestricted free agent to the Chicago Bears from 2007-2011. After being released from the Bears, Adams failed to land on another team for the 2012 season. Upon being released Adams took to YouTube and made a lot of self-deprecating videos on his YouTube channel. According to Yahoo Sports, Adams was named "The greatest NFL free agent in the history of football." Adams and his wife, Andenika, have 4 children. Follow Anthony on Twitter @spiceadams and go to SpiceAdams.com.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on former NFL quarterback and now football analyst, Ron Jaworski, to talk football and fatherhood. After a 17 year distinguished career as an NFL quarterback, today Jaworski is coaching football fans on TV with a multiplatform NFL analyst role that includes appearances on Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown, and other platforms and shows throughout the year. Jaworski's passion for football can be traced back to his days as a kid growing up in the gritty steel town of Lackawanna, NY. The Los Angeles Rams drafted Jaworski in the second round of the 1973 NFL Draft. After four years with the Rams, Jaworski joined the Philadelphia Eagles in 1977. Under head coach Dick Vermeil and behind Jaworski's ability and field leadership, the Eagles advanced to their first-ever berth in a Super Bowl vs. the Oakland Raiders. Jaworski finished the 1980 season as the No. 1-rated passer in the NFC and was the 1980 NFL MVP. Jaworski is married to his high school sweetheart Liz; has three children, Joleen, Jessica and BJ, and three grandsons Ryan, Colin & Andrew. Follow Ron Jaworski on Twitter @jawsespn and go to RonJaworski.com.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring actor, John O'Hurley to talk about fatherhood, Seinfeld, and more. John O'Hurley has become one of the entertainment industry's most versatile players, Award-winning actor, show host, advertising spokesperson, feature film star and one of People Magazine's 'Sexiest Men Alive'. He has served as host of The National Dog Show presented by Purina on NBC since its inception in 2002. Best known as J. Peterman on Seinfeld, the #1 syndicated television show in the world, O'Hurley's television career began in daytime television on a number of soap operas. He starred on the inaugural edition of ABC's Dancing with the Stars, and was the show's ultimate champion. O'Hurley went on to star on Broadway in Chicago, as the male lead, Billy Flynn, and hosted the syndicated game show, Family Feud. He has written three books, the New York Times bestseller, It's Okay to Miss The Bed On the First Jump, Before The Dog Can Eat Your Homework First You Have To Do It: Life Lessons From A Wise Old Dog To A Young Boy, and The Perfect Dog, published by Penguin Books. John lives with his wife, Lisa and his son, William in California. Follow John O'Hurley on Twitter @ImJohnOHurley, and make sure you watch The National Dog Show presented by Purina on Thanksgiving Day. # # # This podcast is brought to you by Canon. The Canon PIXMA TR8520 is the ultimate compact all-in-one printer for multitasking dads. When you need a home office printer that can handle all your work needs from documents to reports, faxing to scanning, to your home needs like printing homework assignments, concert tickets and family photos - the PIXMA TR8520 has you covered. For more information go to canon.com.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on Scott Kelly, who is a former military fighter pilot and test pilot, an engineer, a retired astronaut, and a retired U.S. Navy captain. A veteran of four space flights, Kelly commanded the International Space Station (ISS) on three expeditions and was a member of the yearlong mission to the ISS. In October 2015, he set the record for the total accumulated number of days spent in space, the single longest space mission by an American astronaut. He lives in Houston, Texas with his family. The guys talk with Scott about his missions into space, fatherhood, his book, Endurance, and which planet he would love to travel to. Follow Scott Kelly on Twitter @StationCDRKelly and pick up his fantastic book -- Endurance: A Year in Space, A Lifetime of Discovery -- wherever books are sold. # # # This podcast is brought to you by Canon. The Canon PIXMA TR8520 is the ultimate compact all-in-one printer for multitasking dads. When you need a home office printer that can handle all your work needs from documents to reports, faxing to scanning, to your home needs like printing homework assignments, concert tickets and family photos - the PIXMA TR8520 has you covered. For more information go to canon.com.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on Paul Teutul Jr. to talk about fatherhood, his new book, The Build, American Chopper, and more. Paul Teutul Jr. was just 27 when American Chopper: Jet Bike premiered on the Discovery Channel, featuring Paulie and his father, Paul Sr., building a custom chopper for 2002's Laconia Bike Week. Part of Bike Weekend, the one-off special and the intrinsic family dynamics so captivated audiences that a full series following the Teutuls and their business, Orange County Choppers, soon followed in 2003. Six years of family ups and downs ensued, culminating in 2009 with Senior firing Junior, who waited out his one-year non-compete clause before establishing his own business, Paul Jr. Designs. Today, Paul Jr. Designs continues to thrive, producing custom bikes for a variety of individual and corporate clients. There have been TV commercials and personal appearances since 2012 as well, but the most important development in Paul's life occurred when his wife, Rachael, gave birth to their son Hudson Seven Teutul in February 2015. In his book called The Build, he reveals the "behind the scenes" story of the popular TV reality series American Chopper for the show's millions of fans. Follow Paul on Twitter @WhereIsPaulJr and go to his website at PaulJrDesigns.com and make sure to purchase his book, The Build, wherever books are sold. # # # This podcast is being brought to you by Disney Pixar's Cars 3. Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast racers led by arrogant hotshot Jackson Storm, the legendary Lightning McQueen is suddenly sidelined and pushed from the sport he loves. To get back on track, he'll need the help of eager young racing technician Cruz Ramirez, inspiration from the late Fabulous Hudson Hornet and a few unexpected twists and turns of fate. Bring home the high-octane hit that's fully loaded with unforgettable characters, spectacular animation and turbocharged bonus extras. Cars 3 is racing to your home where you can now download on Digital and get on Blu-ray and new on 4K UHD.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on NASCAR great, Ray Evernham. The guys talk with Ray about NASCAR, his role in Cars 3, and fatherhood. Driven by a passion for automobiles, Ray Evernham started working on short track race cars at age 15 and never looked back. Since then, he has designed, built and driven some of the most advanced race cars known to man. His drive to succeed in motorsports created opportunities for him in both the auto racing and technology industries. In 1993, Ray was offered the opportunity to team with, up and coming driver, Jeff Gordon as his crew chief at Hendrick Motorsports. He would go on to revolutionize the crew chief role at NASCAR's highest level of competition, as leader of the Rainbow Warriors. During his tenure with Gordon, he earned three championships and 47 wins in 216 NASCAR Cup series starts, including two Daytona 500 victories and the inaugural Brickyard 400. His success earned him crew chief of the decade honors in 2000, and his innovative work with pit crews continues to set the performance standard today. His thumbprint also remains on engineering systems used throughout the industry. In 2006, the media voted Ray Evernham the greatest crew chief of all time, an honor he believes to be his highest recognition to date. This podcast is being brought to you by Disney Pixar's Cars 3. Blindsided by a new generation of blazing-fast racers led by arrogant hotshot Jackson Storm, the legendary Lightning McQueen is suddenly sidelined and pushed from the sport he loves. To get back on track, he'll need the help of eager young racing technician Cruz Ramirez, inspiration from the late Fabulous Hudson Hornet and a few unexpected twists and turns of fate. Bring home the high-octane hit that's fully loaded with unforgettable characters, spectacular animation and turbocharged bonus extras. Cars 3 is racing to your home where you can now download on Digital and get on Blu-ray and new on 4K UHD. on Nov 7th. Follow Ray Evernham on Twitter @RayEvernham and pick up Cars 3 now download on Digital and get on Blu-ray and new on 4K UHD on Nov 7th.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on actor Jon Seda. Jon Seda stars as Det. Antonio Dawson in the Chicago P.D. Intelligence Unit on the hit NBC drama, Chicago P.D. Seda, a New Jersey native and amateur boxer, hung up his gloves in 1992 when he made his screen debut as a fighter in Gladiator. Throughout the '90s, Seda's star rose through various film and television projects, but audiences took notice when he played the love interest of Jennifer Lopez in the biopic Selena. In 2010, Seda appeared in the Emmy Award-winning HBO World War II miniseries The Pacific, co-starring as legendary U.S. Marine Jon Basilone. He later joined the cast of the acclaimed HBO series Treme as a series regular. His other television credits include roles on Chicago Fire, Homicide: Life on the Street, Ghost Whisperer and Oz. Seda has also guest-starred on Hawaii Five-0, The Closer, Burn Notice, House, CSI: Miami, NYPD Blue, Las Vegas and Law & Order, among many others. Seda and his wife, Lee, and their kids live in Chicago. Follow Jon Seda on Twitter @JonSeda and watch Chicago P.D. on NBC on Wednesdays at 10/9 Central.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on actor, comedian, and podcast legend, Michael Rapaport. You know Michael for the way he shares his strong, funny, and sometimes offensive points of view on life, sports, music, film, and everything in between on the I Am Rapaport podcast. He has starred in Boston Public, Friends, True Romance, and more. The Dingo is the self-proclaimed king of fantasy football. He dominates the Howard Stern fantasy league and other leagues every Sunday of the fall. We chat with Michael about playing fantasy football with his sons, acting, and fatherhood. Follow Michael Rapaport on Twitter @MichaelRapaport and Facebook.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on Philadelphia Eagles defensive end, Chris Long, to talk about fatherhood, his foundation, playing in the NFL, and the great work he does with his Waterboys organization. Chris Long is currently playing his tenth season in the NFL, and his first as a defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles. The first and only active University of Virginia football player to have his number retired, Long's record in the NFL is also impressive. Drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the first round of the 2008 NFL Draft, Long has accumulated 58.5 career sacks (40.5 of them during a 4-year span from 2010-2013). The former second overall draft pick is a four-time Pro Bowl alternate. Chris won his first Super Bowl with the New England Patriots in 2017. In 2013, he married his wife, Megan; in 2016, they welcomed their first child, Waylon. The mission of The Chris Long Foundation is to support bright futures for communities and the individuals that make up those communities.They believe borders do not limit caring about our fellow neighbors. They engage in both international and domestic programs focused around clean water, military appreciation, homelessness and youth. Their programs strive to generate impactful results by creating opportunities and providing resources, financial support and meaningful experiences to those they serve. Visit ChrisLongFoundation.org to find out more about the foundation's work. Waterboys began during a 2013 trip by Long to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. Long was struck by the beauty of Tanzania and the vibrancy of its people; he also witnessed great suffering due to a lack of clean water. While in Tanzania, Long met Doug Pitt, Goodwill Ambassador for Tanzania, and John Bongiorno, President of the non-profit WorldServe International, and was further educated on the needs and available solutions to the clean water crisis. Returning home, Long began to envision a pathway to champion the need for clean water in East Africa while engaging other NFL players in the cause. In 2015, Long created the Waterboys Initiative, selecting WorldServe International as its benefiting charity. Waterboys works with WorldServe International to build wells to provide life-giving water and all that comes from it -- the opportunity for education, good health, and economic stability. Follow Chris Long on Twitter at @JOEL9ONE, Waterboys at @WaterboysOrg, and go to Waterboys.org and ChrisLongFoundation.org to learn more about the great work Chris and his colleagues do to help those in need.

Tommy Riles and Art Eddy bring on actor, director, and writer, Mark Feuerstein. Over the past 15 years, Mark Feuerstein has received critical acclaim for his roles in feature film, television and theater, but he is best known for his lead role as Dr. Hank Lawson in the series Royal Pains. They talk with Mark about his new show, fatherhood, his daughter's congenital heart defect and more. Inspired by his real life experience, he wrote and created 9JKL with his wife, executive producer Dana Klein. Most recently, he appeared on Prison Break as arch-villain Jacob Ness. Additional television credits include The West Wing, Sex and the City, Once and Again, Fired Up! and Good, Morning, Miami. Feuerstein attended Princeton University and studied at the LAMDA on a Fulbright Scholarship. While in London, he also studied Clowning at the Ecole Philippe Gaulier. He is based in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife, Dana Klein, and their children, Lila, Frisco and Adelaide. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @markfeuerstein. Plus, go to the 9JKL show page at CBS.com. The show premieres Oct. 2 8:30/7:30c on CBS.