The Saturdad Podcast
Season 1
Episode 5: Tough Talk with a Tattooist
Parenting Tips for Kids Aged 2-12
Our Authentic Stories and Philosophy
What to do directly after a breakup, separation or divorce
by Kristian Wright
This episode features Tattooist, business owner and mental health advocate Corey Mcormond of The Black Lantern Tattoo Collective. Kristian and Corey cover all kinds of topics in this episode including the Tattoo industry, fatherhood, the journey to positive co-parenting, getting through tough break ups, separation, Armish people, aresless chaps, pudding and setting goals. You can find Corey on instagram: @coreytattoo The Black Lantern Tattoo Collective @the_bltattoo_collective
Kristian hosts this episode solo and provides a bunch of science backed parenting tips that he routinely prescribes in his play therapy practice. An overarching goal is set for parenting, 'to raise socially desirable children,' and all tips are focused on this outcome. Particular attention is paid towards managing and supporting behaviours that occur around the change overs between houses and the strengths of both masculine and feminine parenting styles and how they can work together.
Kristian and Neil discuss the reality of their situations and their philosophy/motivation behind My Saturdad. This is a grass roots true experience of men going through separation/divorce.
This podcast is a must listen for anyone struggling to find a path forward after a breakup/separation/divorce. We go through some of the things that can help you and some of the things you should avoid during those first few months, that can easily turn into years. We discuss some tried and true methods of building resilience while facing the hardest times of your life, as well as some personal experiences and philosophy. We provide warnings and
On the inaugural episode of The Saturdad Podcat, the blokes are introducing you to themselves and the service offering that is 'My Saturdad.' The book, the resources and the podcast. This episode was designed to give you a feel for what this entire self-funded endeavour and its founders is about.