Danny Grubb

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Danny lives in Seattle with his wife and twin girls.  Although his parenting knowledge is not very extensive, he believes that any Dad - regardless of experience - has a story to tell and advice to give.  His goal for Glad Dads was to form a repository of advice for new Dads (and more selfishly, to further his own learning on all things regarding Daddyhood).

Nate Smith

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Nate Smith is a Portland based improvisational comedian, a husband, and a father. He's not sure which is hardest. Nate writes Improvising Fatherhood, a blog about the comedy of being a daddy.  Improvising Fatherhood is a Nosesplash Production. Nate also performs every weekend at the Curious Comedy Theater.

Keith Wilcox

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Keith Wilcox is a stay at home dad of two boys. He's from Boulder, Colorado.  He spends is days homeschooling his boys, playing, writing insightful articles, studying languages, and exercising.  His goal in writing his blog, http://www.almightydad.com,  is to research parenting techniques and impart what he has learned to all those interested.

Joe Beckman

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I am a youth worker,  public speaker,  DJ,  quarterback for a one-hand touch football team, group fitness instructor, but most importantly...dad.

I was frustrated with the lack of resources here in Minneapolis for dads, so I decided to start Papa Gio LLC.

At Papa Gio we are providing support and resources for dads who might be looking for answers, and who are hungry and eager to be the best dad, husband, partner, and papa that they can be.  http://www.papagio.net

Tron Mason

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Greetings!  My name is Tron Mason and I stand before you a Single dad.  One that spends his evenings tossing a baseball, shuttling his kids back and forth from activities, and making Mac and Cheese!  And I wouldn't have it any other way.  In raising my children, I have decided to document some of my experiences in the hopes of encouraging not only African American fathers but all fathers while leaving a "Legacy of Excellence."

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