
Show Notes
In this Dad Blast, we spiral through the internet’s strangest corners.
We discuss the viral “poop method” for decluttering, the infamous pre-fame Harlem Shake video linked to the creator of Blippi, the latest legal developments surrounding Shia LaBeouf, and our ongoing thoughts on HBO’s Neighbors.
If you’re an ADHD dad who consumes culture at high speed and low structure, welcome home.
Dad Blast is for fathers who:
Think critically but don’t live in outrage mode
Thrive in chaos but still value nuance
Appreciate an off collar joke
Have 47 mental browser tabs open at all times
We talk about politics, culture, streaming TV, fatherhood, masculinity, and modern life through a neurodivergent lens.
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