Advice at 50 I Wish I Knew When I Was Just Getting Married
On this episode of The Dad Edge Podcast, host Larry Hagner shares the advice he wishes he’d had in his early days of marriage and fatherhood.
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Is Your Wife Secretly Leaving You? The Silent Signs of Resentment
Resentment isn’t always loud screaming matches or slammed doors. It’s the creeping silence, the growing disinterest, the widening emotional distance. It’s when she starts emotionally withdrawing while still going through the motions of life with you.
Most men wait for a blow-up to take action, but by then, she might already be emotionally gone. This episode is about catching the drift long before the disconnect becomes irreversible. -
John Kim – Why Your Apologies Don’t Work
John Kim, the no-holds-barred therapist known as The Angry Therapist. A bestselling author and licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, John has built a career on his unapologetically real approach to relationships. His latest book, Break Up On Purpose: A Catalyst for Growth, delves into the subtle signals we miss, the toxic patterns that erode intimacy, and how to rebuild something meaningful, whether you stay together or not.
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The DAD’s Guide To Raising Successful Children
Are you aware of the silent crisis crippling our families? Larry Hagner exposes the staggering impact of fatherlessness, revealing that 18.4 million families are affected annually. This absence isn’t just a number; it’s a direct line to increased poverty, crime, and mental health struggles. But there’s a powerful antidote: present and engaged fathers. Larry reveals how…
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Top 5 Marriage-Killing Mistakes (and How to Fix Them)
Many driven fathers fall into the trap: believing financial success equals a fulfilling family life. But what if your bank account is overflowing while your marriage is running on empty?
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Why Hiding Your Emotions Is The WORST Habit For Dads
For years, I handled stress by shutting down, thinking I was protecting my family. But the truth is, hiding your emotions is the worst habit for dads—it creates distance, confusion, and unnecessary tension at home.
