This week, the boys are celebrating Father’s Day by turning the spotlight on the men who made them who they are today - their dads.

Isaac and Elliot open up about growing up with very different dads, the values, quirks and sayings they've inherited from them, and the lessons they've carried into their own lives.

And then things get unexpectedly emotional when the boys surprise each other with voice notes from their dads, sharing what they're most proud of and offering some Father's Day wisdom - including one very memorable story about Elliot coming out.

We get into:
The dads, values and family sayings that shaped Isaac and Elliot
How fatherhood has taught Isaac patience, tolerance and a whole new level of exhaustion
The emotional stories and lessons from their dads — including Isaac’s pop and Elliot coming out
The surprise voice notes from both dads, and the advice they have for their sons
Why confidence, integrity and kindness are the values that matter most
What the boys are actually buying their dads for Father’s Day

Whether you're a dad, have a dad or are just here for the dad jokes, questionable fashion choices and some unexpectedly deep voice notes, this Father's Day episode is a look at the men who shaped Isaac and Elliot - for better, for worse and occasionally with some very questionable sayings.

Follow No Utes in the Valet for more conversations covering AFL, sport, fashion, celebrity news, pop culture and the wonderfully unlikely friendship between Norm Smith medallist Isaac Smith and celebrity stylist Elliot Garnaut. 

This week, the boys are celebrating Father’s Day by turning the spotlight on the men who made them who they are today - their dads.Isaac and Elliot open up about growing up with very different dads, the values, quirks and sayings they've inherited from them, and the lessons they've carried into their own lives.And then things get unexpectedly emotional when the boys surprise each other with voice notes from their dads, sharing what they're most proud of and offering some Father's Day wisdom - including one very memorable story about Elliot coming out.We get into:<ul><li>The dads, values and family sayings that shaped Isaac and Elliot</li><li>How fatherhood has taught Isaac patience, tolerance and a whole new level of exhaustion</li><li>The emotional stories and lessons from their dads — including Isaac’s pop and Elliot coming out</li><li>The surprise voice notes from both dads, and the advice they have for their sons</li><li>Why confidence, integrity and kindness are the values that matter most</li><li>What the boys are actually buying their dads for Father’s Day</li></ul>Whether you're a dad, have a dad or are just here for the dad jokes, questionable fashion choices and some unexpectedly deep voice notes, this Father's Day episode is a look at the men who shaped Isaac and Elliot - for better, for worse and occasionally with some very questionable sayings.Follow No Utes in the Valet for more conversations covering AFL, sport, fashion, celebrity news, pop culture and the wonderfully unlikely friendship between Norm Smith medallist Isaac Smith and celebrity stylist Elliot Garnaut.

What happens when a city-bred celebrity stylist and a country raised four-time AFL premiership hero collide? Chaos, chemistry and cultural carnage.
No Utes in the Valet is the fast talking, fashion-meets-footy podcast nobody asked for but everyone will binge.

Elliot Garnaut lives in a world of couture, champagne and chauffeur drop-offs. Isaac Smith, premiership powerhouse and Norm Smith medallist, prefers a stubby, a snag, and the back of a Hilux.
Think Ab Fab meets The Front Bar, served with a side of sibling-like bickering. Proving true friendship can be found in unlikely places.

What happens when a city-bred celebrity stylist and a country raised four-time AFL premiership hero collide? Chaos, chemistry and cultural carnage. No Utes in the Valet is the fast talking, fashion-meets-footy podcast nobody asked for but everyone will binge. Elliot Garnaut lives in a world of couture, champagne and chauffeur drop-offs. Isaac Smith, premiership powerhouse and Norm Smith medallist, prefers a stubby, a snag, and the back of a Hilux. Think Ab Fab meets The Front Bar, served with a side of sibling-like bickering. Proving true friendship can be found in unlikely places.