Father Time with Jamie Kaler
West Point Grad, Army Veteran, and Successful actor Mark Valley talks life, career, and becoming a Dad at an early age.
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Talk Soup and Wipeout's John Henson talks raising kids!
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Firefighter, Marine Veteran, and now singer songwriter, John Preston and his band mate Shane Roberts talk fatherhood and making music to help curb the tide of Soldier Suicide.
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The best selling author of "She's Just Not That Into You" brings his keen sense of humor to parenthood and tells the story of when your daughter brings her friend and her friend's Dad, Dave Grohl to your house.
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The star of That Thing You Do and a million other credits joins Father Time to talk about his kids and being a dad.
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Kids or No Kids? The question is answered by both sides in this My Boys reunion of sorts with Mike Bunin Joining Jamie for a little family talk!
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Father Time breaks the mold and has funny Mom on to help dads learn everything we're doing wrong. She crushes it!
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"Whose Line Is It Anyway" cast member, Jonathan Mangum, realizes that improvising your way through parenthood, is harder than working with Drew Carey.
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Co-creator of Robot Chicken, Matthew Senreich, joins me to talk kids, Marvel comics, OB/Gyn Dads, psychologist wives, and masturbating with a belt sander. Enjoy!
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The Lehrer Boys bring their distorted sense of humor to the world of parenting with crazy stories of growing up "gifted" in one of the worst schools in the city.
info_outlineTom Everett Scott was born and raised in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, the third of four children of Cynthia (Pierce), an insurance saleswoman, and William Joseph Scott, who was a civil engineer. Tom spent his childhood in a "nice house in the woods", with a pond nearby, canoeing and camping. He acted in high school plays, but Tom planned to quit acting, and take a more serious look at the world. So, he enrolled in communications at Syracuse University in 1988. During his sophomore year he says "I went down to the theater and saw everything going on-people jumping around being idiots-and I thought, 'This is my home. This is where I should be.'" So, Tom switched his major to drama, and upon graduating, he moved to New York City. There, he waited tables, and eventually founded a theater company with 3 college buddies that they named "aTheaterco". From there, you probably know the rest. That Thing You Do, An American Werewolf in Paris, Boiler Room, ER, Southland, and La La Land are just a taste of his numerous credits. And now he is the foil to Andrea Savage on her hit TV show, "I'm Sorry" on TruTV. Tom is the proud father of two kids and talks openly about the joys and perils of raising kids today. And yes, he's as nice as you think he is.