Dads are catching up to moms in their want for advice on how to be successful in both their professional and personal lives. Fathers (or fathers-to-be) have lots of alternatives for shows about how to better step up and make the most of fatherhood now that a wide variety of podcasts are more widely available.

The Perfect List of Father-Focused Podcasts Here’s a list of three favorite father-focused podcasts that offer guidance, tell engaging stories, and make you chuckle while dealing with the challenges of fatherhood.

#1. Dads: The Podcast

Rory Scovel understands that fatherhood can provide a lot of laughs. On his Conan O’Brien-produced podcast, the comedian talks with his humorous peers about the more somber parts of being a father with a light touch. The Physical actor and his co-host, Ruthie Wyat, question David Cross how he balances his demanding career with becoming a father and his concern of inheriting “the crappy dad gene” in one episode. With a refreshing honesty you won’t hear on other podcasts, the Mr. Show actor discussed how he got through that and his troubles with his own father.

#2. The Dad Edge Podcast

These podcasts help listeners find their tribe and unleash their inner warrior in both the boardroom and the living room because fatherhood is just as hard (and perplexing) as the corporate world. Larry Hagner, the show’s host, invites guests ranging from entrepreneurs to medical experts who have overcome the challenges that today’s families confront, inspiring listeners to become more well-rounded individuals. This is the podcast for you if you’ve ever been inspired by a Tony Robbins seminar.

#3. AFAR – Absent for a Reason

Fathers UpLift works to dispel the perception that men don’t want to be involved in their children’s life by offering therapy and other support to fathers and their families. Many of the people they’ve assisted have been on the organization’s podcast, AFAR – Absent For A Reason, to tell their tales about how they overcame prejudice, incarceration, addiction, and other obstacles to finally be with their loved ones. Their stories can go from inspiring to tragic in a matter of seconds, and they’re always honest.

After the release of Soul on Disney+ following with the short Burrow, Pixar Animation Studios set the expectations high for all its new coming releases. On December 10, 2020, the Walt Disney Company webcast its Investor Day 2020, with the event focusing on the Company’s direct-to-consumer streaming services, including the following Pixar productions.

Every New Pixar Title Coming to Disney+

Inside Pixar

A documentary series about the individual creators, animators, writers, and producers that make up the Pixar Studios. Five episodes have already dropped, and there are a lot more planned to release in 2021.

Pixar Popcorn

Many short-film enthusiasts are impatiently waiting for the series to debut on January 22, 2021, as Pixar Popcorn will revive beloved Pixar characters that will be consumable in short bursts.

Dug Days

This brand new series premiering at the end of 2021 will follow Dug and Carl from Up in a spinoff series of both characters adjusting to life in the suburbs.

Cars Series

Mater and Lightning McQueen will return to the small screen in 2022’s fall in a lighthearted Cars series that will feature returning characters from the original film series.

Win or Lose

This will be Pixar’s first-ever-long-form animated series, following the preservice of a co-ed softball team as they prepare for a big game. Each episode (written by Carrie Hobson and Michael Yates) will focus on one of the team members.

Other New Feature Films Announced by Pixar

Luca

This summery, bright, coming-of-age film set in Italy is directed by Enrico Casarosa and will premiere in 2021.

Turning Red

The story of the 13-year-old Mae, who turns into a giant red panda when she becomes overwhelmed, angry, or excited, will release in spring 2022, directed by Domee Shi.

Lightyear

Toy Story fans will finally get a Buzz Lightyear origin story, and the iconic space ranger will be played by Chris Evans.