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From Pushkin Industries, I'm Jonathan Goldstein, and heavyweight is back.

The new season is bigger than ever.

Bigger hopes?

I keep waiting for this moment when he says, Mom, I get it, I'm sorry.

Bigger dreams.

Tom Hanks wants to meet with you.

This is a real chance.

And bigger heartbreaks.

I thought it would be my movie moment.

And maybe he would even whisper in my ear.

I've always been in love with you.

Check out new episodes of heavyweight on Apple Podcasts.

The idea of the dad and the idea of fatherhood is constantly about it.

We're in this sort of time period where I think like what it means to be a man culturally is shifting really rapidly.

I always wanted to be a dad, so becoming a father was scary, but it was the natural thing I wanted to do to find some more purpose in my life.

I'm John Blan Hill, and this is explained to me from Fox. There's a real case of baby fever going around,

and it's coming from young men. Fifty-seven percent of young adult men want to be parents now.

Compare that to just 45 percent of women the same age who want to have a kid one day.

This stat kind of turns our traditional ideas about parenthood on its head, which got us thinking about

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