DadLine

J.C. and Michael talk WandaVision, R.E.M., Twin Peaks, and who shot J.R. It's also a big anniversary for COVID, but we forgot to buy flowers.

What's it like working with a personal coach? We interview Ivana Robinson about her work coaching women through life transitions.

J.C. and Mike check in with each other on parenting through the attack on the US Capitol on January 6th. (Note: This episode was recorded on January 13th.)

J.C. and Mike talk with Marcellus Cadd who is a county courthouse connoisseur and the proprietor of Geocaching While Black.

J.C. and Mike look back at the first year of DadLine. Did anything else happen this year? We didn't notice.

Mike's family gets a surprise visitor. Mike and J.C. talk about how to prepare as a family for COVID showing up in your home.

J.C. plumbs the mysteries of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Neighborhood Dad Marcus joins us to tell us how he and his family are making their way through quarantine life.

Is listening the main skill involved in connecting with people and making friends? In this episode, guest Liz Mosley talks about her experience organizing small "creative listening" groups, and why so many of us have a hard time listening to each other without offering advice.

What is TikTok, and why does it frighten adults? J.C. and Mike enlist some help from a TikTok expert (Mike's daughter Anna) to get the inside scoop.

Boston Globe reporter Billy Baker joins Mike and J.C. for a conversation about loneliness and friendship, the subject of his upcoming book We Need to Hang Out: A Memoir of Making Friends.