In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Alexis and Mark reflect on what it was like to discover Alexis’s talents—and what it means, as a parent, to hear your child say, “I want to do this for a living.”

Mark shares his perspective on supporting that moment: the questions, the instincts, and the balance between guidance and letting someone find their own path. Along the way, they also talk about how Mark shaped his own life and career, and how those experiences informed the way he showed up as a parent.

This is a thoughtful conversation about ambition, support, and what it looks like to grow—both as a child and as a parent.

In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis introduce a new format: This or That. This time, it’s all about beverages.

From wine vs. beer to apple juice vs. orange juice, they go back and forth on their picks—sharing opinions, small debates, and the reasoning behind their choices along the way.

It’s a lighter, more playful episode that still keeps the core of the show: conversation, personality, and a little generational perspective.

In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis talk about their religious history and what faith looked like growing up. Alexis shares some of her personal experiences and struggles growing up Catholic, while Mark listens and reflects alongside her.

This episode is a thoughtful father-daughter conversation about belief, questioning, and the ways our understanding of faith can change over time. It’s a space for honesty, curiosity, and listening to one another with care.

In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis reflect on the pets they grew up with—how those animals found their homes, the memories attached to them, and what those early experiences meant.

They also talk about the pets they have now and how their understanding of responsibility, attachment, and home has evolved over time.

This is a warm, personal conversation about family history, growing up, and the animals that become part of our story.

In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis talk about old Super Bowl traditions—the commercials, halftime shows, and cultural rituals that have made the event more than just a game.

They also discuss the broader impact of the Olympics, exploring how large-scale sporting events affect host cities, local communities, and global audiences long after the ceremonies end.

This is a thoughtful conversation about sports culture, media spectacle, and what these iconic events mean beyond the field of play.

2026 testing began this week! In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis talk about their shared love of Formula 1. We dive into favorite drivers and teams, memorable races, and what it’s like experiencing F1 in person at Grand Prix weekends.

From legendary drives to personal stories from the stands, this is a relaxed, generational conversation about why Formula 1 is more than just a sport for us—it’s something we’ve bonded over across seasons of life.

Whether you’re a longtime F1 fan or just getting into the sport, this episode is a casual listen for anyone who loves racing, storytelling, and thoughtful conversation.

In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis break down influencer ads—the ones that work, the ones that don’t, and the ones that make you immediately hit “skip.” From authenticity and trust to oversaturation and bad brand matches, they talk through what actually resonates with them as viewers and consumers.

This is a candid, generational conversation about marketing in the creator economy, how ads shape our buying decisions, and why some influencer partnerships feel natural while others miss the mark.

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In this episode of Dishing with Dad, Mark and Alexis talk about their firsthand experiences riding in Waymo robotaxis and what those moments revealed about where transportation—and technology more broadly—might be headed. They share initial reactions, lingering questions, and whether the reality of autonomous driving matches the hype.

This father-daughter conversation explores trust in technology, everyday encounters with AI, and what the future of mobility could look like as self-driving cars become more common.