Larry Hagner. How to BECOME a BETTER DAD. Episode 400 with The Real Brad Lea (TRBL)

Dropping Bombs

Brad Lea

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4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2021

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Larry Hagner is the creator of the The Good Dad Project Podcast, featured as one of the top podcasts on iTunes. A graduate of Southeast Missouri State University with a background in Health, Wellness, and Nutrition, Larry went on to be the founder of The Good Dad Project, a successful organization that is dedicated to helping Dads through various resources. Larry is also a dynamic speaker who has spoken for several churches, men's groups, women's groups, and couples with outstanding reviews.

In this episode, Brad and Larry unpack how to become a better Dad and how to always be growing and learning how to be a good parent in general. This episode is packed with tips on how to be positive versus toxic. Tune in!

00:00 Intro

01:23 Larry’s story

07:00 12 years old and curious as ever!

10:13 “I gave up on life.”

11:00 Second interaction

12:42 “I am not going to be what I grew up with.”

14:50 Spanking your kids

17:02 Fast forward to Larry as a Dad to his son

19:35 How The Good Dad Project started

21:10 “I am not a Dad Guru, I am a Dad student.”

29:00 Screen time

31:35 “I’m bored”

35:00 Advice on feeling

39:00 Disconnection advice

44:00 The questions that create a learning moment

49:00 Fighting

53:00 Spouse respect

54:00 Apply for the Dad alliance and go to https://www.thedadedge.com/alliance

57:45 Why we get married

01:03:59 Advice for Moms: The Mama Wives Tribe

01:05:07 “Trying to execute parenting flawlessly is absolutely impossible.” - Larry Hagner

Transcript

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0:00.0	Listen up or run
0:23.1	What it is Brad Lee back again with another episode of drop bombs today folks in the studio
0:28.4	I got a real treat for you especially if you got kids and you know deep down
0:33.2	You ain't the best parent you can be or at least the best dad Larry Hagner from the good dad project. What's cracking?
0:39.8	What's going on man? It's good to be here dude. It's good to have you especially for me
0:43.9	I got a lot of questions for you. You got you know ultimately your your
0:49.2	stories
0:50.3	Goes back from you know youngster you didn't have a dad right?
0:55.2	Or you had one but you didn't have one around well. So I had I had several
1:00.3	Sort of float in and out over a time span of about you know 18 years
1:04.7	So any abuse oh, yeah, you know, do you know the craziest thing I learned the other day?
1:10.2	What's that the number one indicator of abuse in the in the house child abuse
1:17.0	there's a
1:19.2	Factor that if this factors present if there are a hundred times more likely to have child abuse
1:26.1	What's that step parent really what yeah, that is a right? It's it's mind blowing so like so if there's a step parent in the house
1:34.6	There's a high chance. There's abuse going on in that weird. I can believe that well
1:40.4	It's crazy. So you you had several step parents your dad was absent what happened when it like your mom and dad divorced
1:46.5	Yeah, so I was born in 75 my parents married in 71
1:51.8	From what I understand they were married that when I was born they only stayed together for about nine more months
1:57.8	And then I believe from what I understand their their divorce was pretty bad
2:02.6	So much so that they completely split I didn't know my father growing up and in fact kind of a funny story
2:09.4	I'm 40 so I just turned 46 and I remember this like it was yesterday when I was four
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