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Welcome to Father Knows Something! Real People. Real Stories. Real Dad advice. Jerry is just a normal guy who has an abundance of life experience, kindness, quirkiness, and humor. If you're struggling with something, maybe his advice is just what you need. And if he can't maybe the millennials that join him, Morgan and Justin, can chime in to help. Jerry is not a licensed therapist, doctor, or life coach. He's just a 64 year old guy who knows some stuff (maybe?)
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Let me Start off by saying that I love Jerry and I love the show FKS. I enjoy hearing Jerry‘s wisdom and advice when it comes to everyday complications. I also love hearing Justin‘s take. I feel like this masculine energy and their advice is always calm, thoughtful and effective. I do have an issue with Morgan. This is HIS show as you have your own. Even though you hep produce it, we’re here for Jerry’s advice. I don’t mind hearing your takes but you seem to over power the conversations and get snippy when you’re not agreed with. As one who’s recently lost a father, it triggers me when Morgan is mean to Jerry. She may not see it by her snarkiness is evident when Jerry tells stories or makes a joke.
Love everything about the pod except I feel Morgan is a bit rude and insensitive to Jerry at times. I know it’s a father daughter relationship but sometimes I feel she talks down to him, not understanding his jokes and telling him he’s not funny or just simply showing she is is irritated with him. I love everything you guys cover, coming from a girl who doesn’t have a dad to talk to, it just hurts my heart to hear sometimes. I mean this with the best intentions as well. I have listened to tht from the very beginning and wait for new episodes every week to come out!
I love the dynamic between Jerry and Morgan. This podcast is so wholesome and sweet. It’s my feel good podcast when I need cheering up. Thanks for sharing your family with us.
I’m a long time THT listener and started listening to FKS about 6 months ago. I ADORE Jerry! His dad jokes are thee best and his advice is on point. Buuuut…Morgan tends to take over on every episode and gives way too much of her own advice when fans are writing in to get fatherly advice. I mean, the pod is called FATHER Knows Something. And poor Jerry always tries to make cute jokes but Morgan always seems to act embarrassed. It makes me sad because it’s literally HIS show but it seems he is hardly a part of it. Honestly, I find myself skipping over all of the parts where Morgan is going on and on so that I can get to the next story. I do love when Justin is on though because he lets Jerry talk and Justin also gives really good advice while also keeping it short. I get that Morgan does so much for her dad’s podcast as far as coming up with themes, reading/organizing write-ins, recording/editing/posting the episodes but when it comes to the advice it should be all about good ol’ JerrBear❤️
The podcast is called father knows something not Morgan knows something. Morgan takes over the majority of the episodes that she is on and attempts to make her takes seem more valid than Jerry’s when it is literally his show. There are also times when Morgan seems annoyed with Jerry or actually argues with him until he gives up on his take which is really uncomfortable to listen to. If Morgan would support Jerry rather than try to belittle him it would be a much better show.
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