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No one had three kids nowadays. But Alex Breedon and his partner have. How have they done it? Well, they just did. We sit down with Alex, our partner in Parched March, to talk fatherhood, alcohol, full body scans and our host's bum health.Gues
In your monthly dad news wrap:-- Dad leave changes in the UK, Europe, Japan and South Korea-- 80-year worries for climate change and Putin-- Fatherhood thoughts from BlackRock's Larry Fink, actor Bradley Cooper-- Father arrested over homew
In your monthly dad news wrap:-- Dad leave news from the UK, Europe, Japan and South Korea-- BlackRock's Larry Fink worries for the kids-- Father arrested over homework-- I go a month without drinking-- And drama around daycareSend ques
Since the end of the World War 1, Australian dads have experienced The Great Depression, World War 2, the 60s, the Dismissal, the Howard Years, the GFC and Covid-19. We find out how the Australian father has evolved over time and how much work
In your monthly dad news wrap:-- Big news on the Australian gender pay gap and global pat leave changes-- Facebook shrugs off child safety on 20th birthday-- Australian Swifty Dads-- A kid gets stuck in a claw toy machine-- Shawshank Rede
There's an argument that men are ignoring their hunter-gatherer origins, their evolutionary instincts, to be more involved fathers. We speak to a zookeeper, thought leader and author of 'Wild Fathers' to see if fathers really are all the same a
Welcome to The SITREP. A monthly update of fatherhood news and listener questions. Landing on the last day of the month, each month*.Send in your questions:Instagram/X: @omdbpodcastEmail: overmydadbodypodcast at gmail dot com* This epis
On the last day of each month, OMDBpodcast will wrap up all the global dad news, the dad news of our host and answer some listener questions.Industrial relations, 80-yr worries, science, relationships, celebrity news and more.Check out the SI
In this episode, you’ll hear from Lebanese-Iraqi satirist Karl Sharro, known for his handle KarlreMarks on comedy, parenting, the West, the Middle East and what's appropriate content for children.Host: Alex Liddington-CoxGuests: Karl Sharro,
In this episode, You’ll hear the story of my vasectomy in an essay titled ‘Three Videogames’. Then you’ll hear the history of every vasectomy ever. Plus another science-themed instalment of the Greatest Dad in History.Host: Alex Liddington-Cox
In this episode, it's just me sharing my own experience with dad leave (paid and unpaid, employed and self-employed) and taking you behind the scenes on our dad leave series. You'll also hear some observations about the history of Australia's p
In this episode, we speak with David* who was suddenly made redundant in the lead up to his paternity leave. We also speak to Slater+Gordon's Andrew Rich on what to do if your workplace puts the bottom line over your dad leave.Host: Alex Liddi
In this episode, we delve into the Australian government's changes to parental leave with one of the major policy minds that made it a reality. We also hear first hand on how dads are coping with securing paternity leave and workplace flexibili
In this episode, we shed light on the science of breastfeeding versus formula from a dad’s point of view.Guests: Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz (@GidMK) from the University of Wollongong, Liam Mannix (@liammannix) from The Age and Sydney Morning Hera
In this special episode, we're doing a deep dive into the 'Greatest Dad in History'. Young dads are told we should aspire to be equal partners in the raising of the children and the running of the household. As far back as the 1950s, one man fr
In this special 'Sci-Fi Dads' episode we're joined by science writer from The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald Liam Mannix and the 'Street Level Scientist' Matt Imlach. We are dads, we love science and we love science fiction. Join Liam, Matt
In this special 'Sci-Fi Dads' episode we're joined by science writer from The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald Liam Mannix and the 'Street Level Scientist' Matt Imlach. Liam, Matt and Alex tackle the fatherhood and scifi themes and of Interste
In this episode we talk to one of Australia's leading experts on crying, Assoc. Prof. Tom Whelan, about whether young dads need to cry more, what actually happens when we cry and how to do it well. Then we have an essay on what makes Alex cry s
Alex is back with a second kid for a second season with references to a football legend, Stephen Fry and Lionel Hutz to tell the tale.
Alex stuffed up his first grandparent management podcast because he had no idea what he was talking about. The day before he realised it, this was recorded.
Alex asks what it means to see your hero dad figure fall from grace.
Alex says coronavirus will socially isolate dads and rob them of their jobs. He's been through both and remembers the way out.
Alex gushes about how awesome Rachel's parents are as grandparents, before explaining at length just how much he needs to get away from them.Special Guest: Hazel's mother
Happy New Year!! Alex returns home from Japan with a well travelled baby. Travelling with a baby is possible, but good grief sterilising a bottle on the road is a pain in the arse.
Alex meditates on the fact that couples are told to communicate after having a child, but communication breaks down under sleep deprivation.https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-39271-6Theme Song Credit: DJ Bathtub
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