In this episode, Fredo and Big Z reconnect after a break, discussing the challenges and joys of fatherhood, the busy lives they lead, and the importance of making time for friends and family. They share personal stories about their kids' sports experiences, the lessons learned from failure, and the significance of enjoying small moments. The conversation also touches on the impact of summer activities, the balance between work and family life, and the excitement surrounding emerging stars in sports, particularly Caitlin Clark in the WNBA. The episode concludes with reflections on the joy of watching their children grow and the shared passion for sports and entertainment.

00:00 Fredo & Big

00:24 Reconnecting After a Break

02:56 The Busy Life of Dads

06:05 Navigating Parenthood and Friendships

08:59 Paternity Leave Adventures

11:52 Lessons from Youth Sports

18:14 The Importance of Family Moments

20:57 Reflections on Live Action Remakes

27:23 Pricing Strategies and Customer Reactions

28:14 Personal Updates and Family Activities

29:20 The Comfort of Baseball as Background Noise

32:12 Celebrating Sports Achievements and Team Dynamics

39:07 Reflections on NBA Finals and Player Performances

45:48 The Future of Basketball Stardom and WNBA Dynamics

Welcome back, folks! We are back and ready to talk some sports, family, and life. Big Z took the fam to their first Savannah Banana game and he shares his experience, all the while Fredo had a near-death experience. We talk about our weekends, and then breakdown the Knicks vs. Pacer series. How did the Pacers pull it off? We share our thoughts and more on: Brevity Dads

Welcome back to another episode of Brevity Dads. We talk about the importance of always competing and ensuring that you never give up. All-Star nominations just happened and Fredo is super proud of his sons. Both Big Z and Fredo spent the weekend doing chores, and lastly, we talk about some sports. NBA Playoffs, NHL Playoffs, F1, and Brock Purdy's new contract. Enjoy us condensing a week's worth of events into one hour.