Rockstar Dad Show

Gather 'round for the latest episode of The Rockstar Dad Show! This week, Jaret and Gary sit down for to chat about sports, camping, and more. Listen in as the guys catch up on recent football games and boxing matches, before swapping stories about firecrackers and fishing in the wilderness.  Afterwards, they invite Punk Rock Factory vocalist Peej to the air. The band just dropped A Whole New Wurst, an album of Disney covers, and the hosts chat with him about rewriting the songs for a rock format, using Tik Tok to their advantage, and how they got started in the first place. Plus, he shares stories about his kids and how they've handled the pandemics of coronavirus and Fortnite.

With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, Jaret and Gary kick off a new episode of The Rockstar Dad Show by talking about food. Listen in as they share some of their worst cooking fails and chat about the holiday. Now that Christmas is less than a month away, you're probably a little stressed about your holiday shopping list—but never fear, because the hosts are bringing you a gift guide for all the dads in your life. They'll give their opinions on New York Magazine's top picks before sharing their own recommendations. Later, Chris Shary calls into the show. Chris is a legendary punk rock artist known for his work with the Descendents. On top of that, he's a teacher and a dad. When he chats with the guys, they talk time management, how he started drawing, where he found his interest in punk rock and more!

It's Thanksgiving Week, and Jaret and Gary are filling your metaphorical plate with a brand new episode featuring Ryan Phillips and Scott Ian! The guys have known Ryan from Story Of The Year since their first Warped Tour and they have a lot to catch up on when he calls in to chat. Listen in as they discuss how kids change you, letting your children explore their passions, and living in the Midwest. Later, Scott Ian of Anthrax calls in to introduce us to his son Revel and talk quarantine. Throughout the conversation, the hosts chat with him about touring and how it effects time with your family, run ins with paparazzi and more. Tune in now!

This week on The Rockstar Dad Show, the guys welcome musician Brendan James to the mic. After spending months travelling the world with his family, he has plenty of stories to share, so grab a seat and listen in. During the conversation, the hosts chat with Brendan about how music entered his life, and what it's like being a solo musician versus being in a band. He also shares stories from his family's travels across the globe, and talks about what it's like to quarantine after months of adventures. Plus, they dig into his new album Leap Taken. Later, Jaret and Gary catch up on their lives over the past week and give us a taste of episodes to come. 

This week The Rockstar Dad Show has not one but two Gary's when Teen Mom's Gary Shirley calls in to chat with the hosts. After twelve years on camera with Teen Mom and 16 and Pregnant, Gary has lived a lot of his life on a television screen—and so have his girls. Listen in as he introduces us to Leah and Emilee and chats about watching them grow up on camera. He also gives us a glimpse into the family's personal life, from online schooling to their pie-making operation. He chats with the guys about farming and gardening, music, YouTube, and more.

It's time for another episode of The Rockstar Dad Show, so turn up the speakers and dive into conversation with Jaret and Gary. This week, the guys are talking about the convenience of technology and Bowling For Soup's new series Shot Out Of A Cannon. Of course they have plenty more to discuss, like a fear of birds and writing a tell all book. Later, they welcome wrestler Brimstone to the air. Listen in as he introduces us to his family and talks about coping through coronavirus, mental health, and Seymour the Unfortunate Vampire.

The Rockstar Dad Show is inviting a rockstar family to the air this week! Listen in as Rick, Miles, and Daxx Nielsen join Jaret and Gary for a conversation. As the lead guitarist of Cheap Trick, Rick Nielsen has lived an interesting life and his sons have followed in his footsteps with their own careers in music. Daxx is a drummer who's played with many bands over the years, including with Cheap Trick. Miles is the frontman of a band called Mike Nielsen and The Rusted Hearts (more on that in a bit). When the group calls in they look back at their history both personal and professional, from stories about Guns n' Roses to family dynamics while touring. They also chat about The Nielsen Trust, quarantining with kids, being versatile with your music and more. Tune in and make sure you stick around until the end to hear "Hands Up" by Miles's band!

Are you ready for another episode of The Rockstar Dad Show? You better be, because Jaret and Gary have plenty to chat with you about this week. Listen in as the guys talk the realities of divorce and co-parenting. They'll also dig into the flipside—wedding planning and Jaret's #lifehack for cutting costs. Plus, they talk reality TV, Survivor on VHS, and Costco. Later Dave Hause calls in to tell us about his career, from starting off with Sick Of It All and The Bouncing Souls to his band The Loved Ones. The father of twins also tells us about finding out he's about to be a dad to two, balancing life and touring, and making a cover album.

The Rockstar Dad Show is back for another hour of entertainment—and this time they're bringing guest Clinton Sparks along for the whole ride. Clinton is truly a man who wears many hats, as an entrepreneur, DJ, author, and... well, the list goes on. He's lived a big life with ups and downs along the way, and he chats with Jaret and Gary about everything from his UPS job to making a start in the music industry. On top of sharing some information about his upcoming EP Ninety3 and his book How To Win Big In The Music Industry, Clinton talks "dad resumes", keeping your kids safe in a digital age, and more. You won't want to miss this conversation, listen in now!

The Rockstar Dad Show is back with a new episode and they have plenty to chat about, so grab and snack and get comfy—it's time to tune in. Comebacks are on the agenda this week, with QR codes and cursive handwriting making their way into 2020. Plus, Jaret and Gary dive into conversation about Happy Meals, Showtime's Shameless, and more. Later they welcome seasoned musician Jon Snodgrass to the show. Between talking the Descendants, Jon's upcoming album Tace, and writing jingles, the group chats family, siblings, and all the things that come with being "dad".

On this week’s episode of The Rockstar Dad Show, the guys have a lot to be excited about. Not only is it the first football Sunday of the year, they’re also recording a new Bowling For Soup album in the Poconos. Listen in as they share what they’ve been up to since they left for the studio, talk about how their kids handle losing, and buy some Robux. Later, they’ll bring brothers Ted and Rob Felicetti to the air. Ted might not technically be a dad, but he does have a cat and we’re calling that close enough. Jaret and Gary reminisce on old memories with him and talk about getting his band, Don’t Panic, back together after ten years. Rob plays bass for Bowling For Soup and set up their destination recording (with a couple lies about the air conditioning situation.) Hit play below to hear their chat!

Dude, we're getting the band back together! It's been a long time since the Bowling For Soup guys have been together IRL so they're making up for it by hitting the studio. Listen in this week as Jaret and Gary chat about their plans for new music and prepare to leave home during quarantine. Speaking of quarantine, we've been "grounded" for awhile now... and not much has changed. The guys talk about how fast the time has gone before welcoming this week's guest to the air. Jack Forman is the president of talent agency BiCoastal Productions and he calls in during nap time to chat about all the loops COVID-19 has thrown in our way—and the family time it's brought with it too. 

It's a new world we're living in... but at least sports are back. This week, tune in as Jaret and Gary chat fantasy leagues, coaches, and foiled tailgating plans. Of course if you're not headed to the field, you're probably still partaking in less-than-active activities. The guys cover those too, from comic books to Minecraft dragons, before welcoming this week's guests. The super-duper ska group The Inevitables calls in to talk about their new music and the fantastical story that goes with it. Made up of Vinnie Fiorello & Obi Fernandez, the bandmates and dads share how they maintain a work balance and "break the cycle" with their own families.

What burger is the best burger? This is the topic on Jaret and Gary's minds during the latest episode of The Rockstar Dad Show. They touch on the In N' Out vs. Whataburger debate before diving COVID talk. Schools are reopening and kids are going back - see what the dads have to say about preparation and precaution. Later in the show they welcome Clint Lowery, guitarist for legendary rock band Sevendust. Before Clint can share his dad resume, he has a few things to set straight about stolen dressing rooms. Listen in as they chat about touring smarter, band life, and John Mulaney.

How have you been sleeping? Hopefully better than our hosts on The Rockstar Dad Show, who have been struggling through some sleepless nights. Nevertheless, they're here to entertain you for another hour. Need movie suggestions? This week the guys are talking film - and asking for your recommendations too. They'll also chat about birthday celebrations, bikes, diets, and hangover food before welcoming this week's guest. Chingy has had more than a few hits in his day and he joins the show to reminisce on them. He also fills us in on his new music and what to expect from it, before giving us his dad resume and sharing stories about his family. Tune in now!