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A weekly comedy podcast about parenting, marriage, pop culture, and being confidently wrong. New episodes every week from Irritable Dad Syndrome.
Here are some great episodes to start with!
A snowstorm, a sausage crisis, and dads reliving movie history with their kids — this one has everything.
In Episode 294, the dads tackle a very serious issue: why does everyone panic-buy eggs and sausage every time snow is forecast? After surviving a Midwest snowstorm that turned grocery stores into wastelands of empty shelves, they rant about food hoarders, missing Bob Evans sausage, and the emotional journey of building a breakfast casserole with Italian sausage (spoiler: life-changing…
Irritable Dad Syndrome – Episode 293 If you’ve ever screamed internally at a weather forecast, waited ten minutes for a recipe that refuses to tell you how many eggs to use, or found yourself emotionally invested in the shape of a frenc…
Irritable Dad Syndrome – Episode 292 Welcome to Irritable Dad Syndrome, Cincinnati’s comedy podcast for people who have opinions, stories, and absolutely no interest in keeping them short. Episode 292 is a perfect entry point for new li…
Irritable Dad
Mike is one half of the comedy duo behind Irritable Dad Syndrome, a show dedicated to the shared experience of being tired, cranky, and just self-aware enough to laugh about it. With a comedic style rooted in sarcasm, pop-culture obsession, and brutally honest storytelling, Mike brings humor to the everyday annoyances of parenting, work, aging, and modern life.
He’s known for confidently arguing points he hasn’t fully thought through, doubling down when challenged, and then reluctantly admitting when he’s wrong—usually several episodes later. Whether he’s dissecting movies, ranting about social norms, or telling stories that make him question his own judgment, Mike’s humor is candid, relatable, and unapologetically imperfect.
Darin is one half of the hosting duo behind Irritable Dad Syndrome, a comedy podcast focused on the frustrations, contradictions, and absurdities of everyday life. With a style rooted in dry wit, thoughtful skepticism, and well-timed sarcasm, Darin has a knack for turning minor annoyances into full-blown philosophical debates.
Often serving as the show’s analytical counterweight, Darin questions assumptions, dismantles bad arguments, and occasionally realizes—live on mic—that he’s backed himself into a corner. Whether breaking down pop culture, parenting logic, or the unspoken rules of adulthood, his humor comes from curiosity, honesty, and a willingness to laugh at himself when the argument collapses.
