7 chapters across the catalog
Lindy Hop Lessons and Sunset at Duck & Waffle
A weekend update includes a Lindy Hop dance lesson in Liverpool Street followed by a visit to the Duck & Waffle restaurant. Glen describes the social atmosphere of the dance class and the scenic views from the 40th floor of the Salesforce Tower on Bishopsgate. The evening concluded with cocktails and tapas as the sun set over the London skyline.
Steve Lovell Tribute, Blur Producer and Punk Legend
The hosts pay tribute to Steve Lovell, a former guest on the Team Super Dad podcast and a significant figure in the music industry who passed away recently. Lovell is remembered for his career as a punk musician and for producing Blur's debut album, as well as his role as a devoted stepdad and Liverpool fan. The segment highlights his directness and the legacy he left within his community and family.
Dating Profile Photography and Electric Scooters
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 guests from Northern England discuss the upcoming club scene in their region, mentioning a four-hour set by DJ Sasha. This leads to a broader debate about the differences between London nightlife and the "proper humanity" found in Northern cities like Manchester and Liverpool. They propose a "Team Superdad on Tour" event to bridge the North-South divide.
David Walsh Background, Irish Roots and North London Life
David Walsh discusses his Irish heritage and his move to Enfield, North London, over 20 years ago. The conversation touches on regional accents and how they can define a person's identity in different parts of the UK. Walsh clarifies that while he offers deep-dive paid programs, this discussion serves as a high-level introduction to his journey and video philosophy.
Steve Lovell Introduction, Landmark Education Meeting
Host Jonnie Jensen welcomes Steve Lovell to the program, noting his background as a father to a large blended family and his career as a relationship coach. The two recall meeting approximately 12 years prior in 2007 during a Landmark Education leadership program. They discuss the British tendency to complain about the weather as a social icebreaker.
Liverpool Punk Scene, Echo of the Bunnymen, Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Steve Lovell discusses growing up in the Liverpool suburbs during the 1977 punk explosion. He describes the music industry's sudden interest in the region following the success of Echo of the Bunnymen. Lovell recalls producing demos for the band that would become Frankie Goes to Hollywood and encouraging lead singer Holly Johnson to pursue a more pop-oriented sound.
