Show Notes
In this special episode of Shit My Dad Taught Me, Chris Carter and Jamie switch seats and join Larry Hagner on The Dad Edge for an honest conversation about fatherhood, resilience, entrepreneurship, leadership and building stronger communities.
Jamie shares his journey from a difficult childhood in Northern Ontario to leaving home at just 15 years old, overcoming adversity and creating a better future for his three sons. Chris reflects on growing up with a loving and present father, raising two confident daughters and the personal transformation that inspired him to lose nearly 100 pounds and prioritize his health.
Together, they discuss the growth of Shit My Dad Taught Me, the powerful lessons they've learned from their guests and how Burlington Dads has brought thousands of fathers together to raise over $1 million for local families and charities. It's a personal and inspiring conversation about overcoming your past, raising strong children, men's mental health, personal growth and the importance of showing up for your family and community.
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