Father Time with Jamie Kaler

Actor, Comedian, Host, and new Father, Jamie Kaler talks the art of "Dadding" with some famous and not so famous dads. Come see more at TheDadlands.io

Episode 50: Mark Valley 10/06/2017

Episode 49: John Henson 09/29/2017

Episode 48: John Preston & Shane Roberts 09/20/2017

Episode 47: Greg Behrendt 09/13/2017

Episode 46: Tom Everett Scott 09/06/2017

Episode 45: Michael Bunin 08/30/2017

Episode 44: Kira Soltanovitch 08/23/2017

Episode 43: Jonathan Mangum 08/17/2017

Episode 42: Matthew Senreich 08/09/2017

Episode 41: The Lehrer Boys 08/02/2017

Episode 40: Andrea Savage 07/26/2017

Episode 39: Jeremy Rowley and Scott Beehner 07/19/2017

Episode 38: Gary Anthony Williams 07/12/2017

Episode 37: Stevie D. 07/07/2017

Episode 37: Stevie D. Stevie D is one of my favorite people in Hollywood. His upbeat positivity shines through in everything he does. Growing up in a small town in Kentucky required a lot of imagination for a kid to entertain himself. While other kids spent their days playing sports and doing homework, Stevie D. was creating mischief and dreaming of becoming a rock star. This could involve jumping trash cans in the middle of the streets on his BMX bike (no helmet, of course), or perfecting the art of blow-drying his hair. Hey, he was the only boy in a house with a single mom and three sisters. He also spent a lot of time watching variety shows and secretly listening to Richard Pryor, which he would recite to the amusement of his friends at school (although their parents were not so amused). After visiting Panama City Beach on a spring break, Stevie vowed to return there after high school and become a DJ, which is exactly what he did. Maybe he should’ve set his goals a little higher, but none the less, after achieving phase one, Stevie decided to make his next move. With two suitcases and a framed Elvis movie poster, he packed his car and headed to Hollywood. Stevie knew there were two things he really wanted: muscles and to entertain people. Chippendales was out of the question, so after a few years of struggling, his sense of humor and perseverance eventually paid off – he was appearing in fitness videos and telling jokes on stage. Unlike a few of his friends, his misspent youth did not lead to a life of crime, and the dreams of becoming a rock star have somewhat come true. After more than a decade performing in the world’s most famous comedy clubs, Stevie executive produced and starred in “Rockstars of Comedy,” a live concert film starring some of the most recognizable comics in the business, including Whitney Cummings (NBC’s “Whitney”) and Steve Byrne (TBS’s “Sullivan and Son”). At age 44, Stevie was diagnosed with prostate cancer, which is usually associated with older men. After undergoing life-saving surgery, he decided to write a book about his experience, “The Trans Am Diaries: A Hillbilly’s Road Trip from Stand Up Comedy to Cancer…and Back Again.” Stevie has appeared on television as a comic and host, interviewing some the biggest stars in Hollywood, before starting his own production company. He has created TV projects for OWN network, with more in the works. However, Stevie says his greatest achievement has been that of being a husband and father. When he’s not conquering all media platforms, he’s busy teaching valuable life lessons to his two little rock stars – blow drying and jumping trash can (with helmets)! Find him at StevieDRocks.com or on twitter and instagram @Steviedrocks. And check out his show, The Stevie D Show on actors entertainment.com /episode/index/show/jamiekaler/id/5494117

Episode 36: Steven Tobolowski Pt 2 06/28/2017

Episode 35: Stephen Tobolowsky 06/21/2017

Episode 34: Murray Valeriano (Road Stories Podcast) 06/13/2017

Episode 33: Andy Bell (Nitro Circus) 06/07/2017

Episode 33: Andy Bell (Nitro Circus) Andy is a former Professional Motocross / Supercross Racer and FMX RIder who is most well known for being part of the Nitro Circus Crew. Andy is the master of performing unthinkable stunts and making them look easy. From collecting multiple Guinness Book World Records to winning national level car races, to backflipping Big Wheels and getting blown up in a car with a certified madman, Andy Bell never shies away from a challenging task. Andy loves instigating his close friend and arch nemesis Travis Pastrana, as well as the rest of the Nitro Circus Crew. He is constantly egging them all into performing impossible tasks. In addition to his big mouth, Andy's got even bigger skills to back up any challenge and more often than not ends up taking Travis down which never goes over well! A natural athlete with an extensive motorcycle background, Andy is no stranger to riding on two wheels. The first ever “factory” sponsored FMX athlete in the world, (KTM) Andy rode FMX professionally from 1998 - 2006, ranking top 10 in the world for 3 years and winning the Canadian FMX Championship in 2001. Before that, he raced motocross professionally from 1991 - 1997 and was ranked top 10 in Canada for 4 years. He has appeared in over 30 motocross movies and is the holder of 9 Guinness Book World Records. Andy has extensive experience and has performed choreographed stunts in motorcycle jumping, car jumping, car racing, downhill skiing, scuba diving, high falls / blobbing, Sea Dooing, bull riding, Harley jumping and many more areas. On top of his mastery of the stunt world, Bell also is a very experienced television host and personality, hosting everything from Live MTV series (MTV's Ultimate Parkour Challenge) and Red Bull X Fighters World Tour to emceeing live action events around the world. A talented rider, an unbelievable stuntman, master of stupid tricks, an accomplished TV Host and a successful brand marketer, Andy has all the tools necessary for a successful partnership with any company. Andy is now the proud Dad to 2 beautiful children and now runs his own production company. Follow his insanity on Twitter and Instagram @andybell /episode/index/show/jamiekaler/id/5421588