Ask Dad with Will Snow
Welcome to Ask Dad, the podcast where fatherly wisdom meets life’s big (and sometimes ridiculous) questions. Whether you’re navigating relationships, career crossroads, or just trying to figure out how to adult, Will Snow is here with advice that’s equal parts thoughtful, practical, and laced with humor. No lectures, no eye rolls—just real talk, relatable stories, and the kind of guidance that makes life a little easier (or at least funnier). Expect wisdom, laughs, and the occasional cringe-worthy dad joke—because what’s fatherly advice without a few groaners?
Episodes
Sometimes life hands you a plot twist you didn’t audition for—a job loss, a toxic workplace, or the kind of “golden handcuffs” that look shiny but keep you stuck. Maybe it’s the economy, maybe it’s fear tactics from the higher-ups, or maybe it’s just the nagging feeling you’re meant for something else. In this episode, we explore how to navigate those moments with tenacity, and why a career derailment can actually be ...
When did connection become something we download instead of develop? In a culture that rewards convenience and avoids vulnerability, even relationships are getting an AI upgrade. This week on Ask Dad, we dive into the rise of artificial companionship—why some are turning to chatbot “girlfriends” and what it reveals about our collective discomfort with being seen, heard, and truly known.
We’ll also unpack the quiet cour...
Coldplay lit up the night with lasers, confetti, and crowd-surfing emotions—but what stole the show? A masterclass in accountability that wasn’t on the setlist.
In this episode, we’re diving into the real-life encores we don’t ask for—the ones where our choices come back louder than expected. Whether it’s on stage, at work, or in life, integrity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the backbone of trust, reputation, and resilien...
You know how your parents used to say, “If you keep making that face, it’s gonna stick”? Turns out, she wasn’t just talking about funny expressions. In this episode of Ask Dad, we’re talking about the masks we wear—those emotional disguises we put on to fit in, to protect ourselves, or to please others. But here’s the thing: the longer we wear them, the harder it gets to remember who we were before. One listener write...
We the people… forgot the people. As we head into a weekend meant to celebrate freedom, it’s worth asking—freedom for who, and at what cost? Somewhere along the way, in the noise of headlines and hashtags, we traded compassion for competition. This episode dives into the hard stuff—what it means to be human in a time when division, greed, and performative patriotism are often louder than kindness.
We’re answering a lis...
What if the thing standing between the life you have and the life you want is just one brave moment? In this episode of Ask Dad, we’re talking about courage—not the loud, movie-scene kind, but the quiet, everyday kind. The kind that whispers “go” when fear is yelling “stay.”
We’ll explore what it means to choose love over fear, even when everything in you wants to retreat. And we’ll answer a listener’s question about w...
Our Father’s Day episode kicks off Season 2 with the letters we never thought we’d say out loud—some full of love, some full of pain, all straight from the heart.
This special episode is a tribute, a reckoning, and a release. You’ll hear real letters from listeners—some filled with gratitude, others with grief, betrayal, or unfinished business. One story, shared from personal experience, reflects on a father slowly sli...
Every story has a beginning — and this is ours. In this penultimate episode of Season 1, we pull back the curtain on Ask Dad: where it came from, why it exists, and why heart-led guidance still matters in a world full of algorithms and automated answers. Spoiler: parenting, support, and life advice should come from people who’ve lived it — not just processed it. Let’s be real — if AI could parent, it’d still need a so...
Ever learn something the fun way—by messing up just enough to get smarter? You’re not alone. In this episode, we talk about the art of mindful mischief: saying yes to curiosity, testing boundaries, exploring the world, and learning how to get into (and out of) trouble with intention. Because sometimes the best lessons come wrapped in a little chaos, a lot of reflection, and just enough “uh-oh” to make it stick.
Plus, a...
We often think we know our family—especially the ones who raised us—but how much do we really know? In this episode, we explore deep, thought-provoking questions that go beyond memories and milestones. These aren’t just conversation starters—they’re connection builders. The kind of questions that help you understand your parents, and maybe even yourself, in a whole new way.
And it’s not just about family. These same qu...
Graduation weekend is a time of celebration, pride, and looking ahead. But it’s also a moment when one poor decision—like driving under the influence—can change everything. In this episode, Will Snow shares heartfelt advice on how to celebrate responsibly, stay safe, and ensure that this milestone marks the beginning of a bright future, not a tragic detour.
We’ll also hear from a listener who’s just graduated and is na...
Buying a house can feel like navigating the galaxy without a map — one minute you’re hopeful like Luke on Tatooine, the next you’re dodging paperwork like blaster fire. Between bidding wars, interest rate jumps, and mysterious lender jargon, it’s easy to feel like you’re on a solo mission. In this episode, we break down the house-hunting process with Jedi-level clarity — sharing tips, tricks, and lessons learned from ...
When the mind gets loud with fear, it’s easy to feel like peace is out of reach. In today’s episode of Ask Dad, we explore how to quiet the internal noise that comes with uncertainty, pressure, and the fear of losing control. Whether it’s job instability, personal expectations, or the weight of responsibility, that spiral of what ifs can be overwhelming. We’ll talk about how to ground yourself in the present, manage a...
In a world that often feels loud, divided, and hurried, choosing compassion can feel like swimming upstream. But sometimes, all it takes is a pause—a breath—to shift everything.
Today’s episode of Ask Dad is about the quiet power of kindness: the weight of a smile, the healing in a thank you, and the courage it takes to meet tension with grace. We’ll explore how to stay human in the chaos and answer a listener question...
Feeling like life’s got you stuck on a loop of stress, bills, and burnout? You’re not alone. In today’s episode of Ask Dad, we explore how stepping outside—yes, literally—can help you step back into yourself. We’re talking nature as medicine: the kind of healing that doesn’t require a prescription or a paycheck. Our caller today shares the heavy weight of living paycheck to paycheck, feeling overwhelmed and unsure how...
In this episode of Ask Dad, we’re handing out full permission to play—because laugh lines aren’t just signs of joy, they’re signs of life. If you’ve been taking everything a little too seriously, it’s time to loosen the grip. Joy doesn’t have to wait for perfect circumstances—it can sneak in right where you are. We’ll also hear from a college student overwhelmed by the pressure of school and work, struggling to keep ...
What does abundance really mean? Is it about wealth, success, or something deeper? In this episode of Ask Dad, we’re shifting perspectives on abundance—because it’s not just about money in the bank, but about the richness of our experiences, relationships, and personal growth. We’ll explore how an abundance mindset can change the way you approach challenges, opportunities, and even setbacks. Plus, we’ve got a listener...
In this episode of Ask Dad, we’re talking about something too many of us struggle with—truly valuing ourselves. It’s easy to downplay our talents, brush off compliments, or convince ourselves that we’re not that special. But the truth is, each of us carries something unique—gifts, strengths, and perspectives that no one else can offer. When we diminish our own worth, we’re not just shortchanging ourselves; we’re robbi...
Death isn’t just an ending; it’s a teacher. It reminds us of what matters, forces us to face the truth, and—if we let it—can guide us to live with more purpose, presence, and clarity.
In this episode, we’re not going to whisper around the subject. We’re going to sit with it, look it in the eye, and ask: What can death teach us about life? How do we prepare for it—not just logistically, but emotionally? And when we lose...
Welcome to Ask Dad, the podcast where we dive into life’s big questions and the little ones that keep us up at night. Today, we’re tackling a topic we all face at some point: wondering if this is as good as it gets. What does it mean to truly embrace life as it is, while still holding space for growth and joy? Along the way, we’ll explore the art of contentment, gratitude, and finding fulfillment in the everyday. Plus...
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