Topic: A Dating Dad

Glenn explains why he stopped writing under the "Dating Dad" moniker on Twitter, noting that documenting his dating life negatively impacted his actual relationships. Jonnie Jensen outlines the mission of the High Value Man Project, which focuses on helping fathers become mentally and physically strong. The hosts discuss potential plans to revive their previous show format in 2025.

Glenn invites listeners to engage with him on Twitter and Instagram under the handle "Dating Dad," highlighting the community he has built through "mindless banter" and observations. Jonnie concludes the episode by inviting fathers to join the podcast to discuss parenting, money, and mental health. The show closes with a reminder that the Team Superdad program helps men create better lives for themselves and their children.

Jonnie Jensen and Glen, also known as Dating Dad, open the 54th episode of The Wrap Up. Glen discusses the irony of his Dating Dad blog, which he put on hiatus because documenting his romantic life made it more difficult to actually date. The hosts outline the show's format of blending life updates with structured discussion.

Jonnie Jensen and Glenn, also known as Dating Dad, celebrate the 50th episode of The Wrap Up podcast. The hosts discuss the milestone and the community's growth through the Hero Academy. Jensen notes the technical differences in camera quality between his standard Mac and a new Lumina 4K camera from an Indiegogo campaign.

Jonnie Jensen shares observations from meeting other single dads at a school drop-off who have found happiness in new relationships. The hosts discuss the importance of "picking well" when entering new partnerships after a divorce. They emphasize that having a supportive partner can significantly improve a father's confidence and overall well-being.

The hosts discuss their status as separated fathers and the social stigmas associated with the term "single dad." Jonnie reveals he owns the URL for Team Super Mum and intends to expand the brand to include mothers. They address the common misconceptions people have about divorced fathers and briefly mention Jonnie's current lack of interest in romantic offers.

Jonnie Jensen and Glenn, known as A Dating Dad, open episode 48 of The Wrap Up. Jensen introduces himself as the founder of Team Superdad and the Hero Academy, a community designed for modern men. The hosts establish the show's premise as a weekly review of their experiences as fathers and men.

The hosts conclude the episode by sharing their social media handles, including @AdatingDad on Twitter and Instagram. Jonnie Jensen directs listeners to teamsuperdad.com/group to join the community. They sign off with well-wishes for the week ahead, promising to return the following Monday.

The host describes an awkward overlap between professional and personal social media presence after the former head of the Digital Civil Service began following his "Dating Dad" profile. Concerns are raised about sharing personal details, such as periods of celibacy, on an account now monitored by senior government officials and founders.

The show concludes with a call for listeners to follow "Dating Dad" on Twitter and a plan to record future episodes from a pub in Kent. The hosts sign off, encouraging the audience to like, subscribe, and share the content.

Jonnie Jensen and Glen, known as "A Dating Dad" on Twitter, open the Friday "Wrap Up" session of Team Super Dad. They discuss the show's global reach, noting that 46% of their audience is based in the United States. The conversation touches on the stereotypical "Mary Poppins" accents Americans use to imitate the British and the common questions British teenagers face when visiting America.

The hosts discuss appropriate gift-giving strategies for a new girlfriend's upcoming birthday. They emphasize that thoughtful, low-cost items—such as a vintage powder mirror case or specific household needs—are superior to expensive, flashy displays of wealth. Jonnie Jensen promotes the Team Super Dad Facebook community as a resource for fathers navigating these modern dating dilemmas.

Jonnie Jensen opens the weekly Wrap Up episode of the Team Superdad podcast, introducing a special four-person panel. The guest lineup includes regular contributor Glenn from A Dating Dad alongside long-time friends Colin Hudson and Rich. The hosts exchange banter regarding the North-South divide in England as they settle into the live broadcast.

Glenn and Jonnie discuss an upcoming project to help men improve their dating profiles by hiring a professional photographer for high-quality photos. The conversation takes a brief tangent into the prevalence of electric rental scooters in cities like Liverpool and London, with the hosts jokingly suggesting they use them for their next outing.

The hosts wrap up the episode by inviting listeners to share their best and worst Valentine's Day stories via Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. They provide contact handles for "A Dating Dad" and "Team Super Dad HQ" before signing off.

Jonnie Jensen and Glen, known as The Dating Dad, introduce the weekly "Wrap Up" episode of the Team Superdad podcast. Jensen explains that the show's professional American-style intro was sourced quickly through Fiverr during the podcast's inception two years ago. The hosts establish the show's mission to help modern fathers improve their fitness, finances, and family lives.

The show concludes with a call for listener feedback and questions via Twitter and the Team Superdad website. The hosts express a desire to feature "fun mums" on the wrap-up once a month to provide a balanced perspective and more banter. They encourage the audience to share the podcast and use smart speakers to access the archive.

Jonnie Jensen and Glenn, also known as Dating Dad, open the 24th edition of the Team Superdad Wrap Up podcast. They frame the show as a "virtual pub" for modern fathers to discuss life, fitness, and family. Jensen promotes the Hero Academy and the upcoming "Reveal Your Hero" workshop scheduled for February.

The episode concludes with a summary of where to find the hosts online, including Glenn's Twitter handle @ADatingDad and the main Team Superdad website. Listeners are encouraged to sign up for the Hero Academy and subscribe to the podcast across all platforms.

The host introduces the first 2021 edition of The Wrap Up, welcoming the Team Super Dad community across Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. The program focuses on the "F5" pillars of Fitness, Finance, Family, Fun, and Focus to help fathers improve their lives. Glenn, known as A Dating Dad on social media, joins as a regular contributor to the show.