In this episode, A Father Heard reflects on the concept of counting up the cost to get to our goals.

In this episode, A Father Heard shares Frederick Douglass' famous reading from July 5th, 1852 entitled The Meaning of the 4th of July to the Negro. We are grateful to all of the many leaders throughout time, who have chosen to speak up when others have remained silent.

In this episode, A Father Heard reflects on how negative narratives of fathers often overshadow the positive role that many fathers play in the lives of their families.

In this episode, A Father Heard invites Chalmer Williams of Fatherhood Fridays and Corey Tabor of III Coaching to discuss how understanding personalities types will help us become better leaders in the home. In particular, we talk about how the DISC assessment is an effective tool to cultivate empathy and understanding for self and others by recognizing the characteristics of the four personality types.

In this episode, A Father Heard discusses the father's role in cultivating unity at home through relationship with the Most High, knowing himself, and loving his family. Also, A Father Heard announces connecting with the Unitatem Network, which is a network of content creators seeking to inspire personal and communal growth.

In this episode, A Father Heard is joined by Patricia from Black Mom Diaries to discuss the impact of the mainstream church's response to racism.

In this episode, A Father Heard invites children's book author, Casey Waesche, to the show to discuss teaching confidence, character, and self esteem to our children. She shares how a phone calls from her son's school led her to to a place of self-discovery, which turned into teaching him about accepting personal accountability and responsibility over his life. For more information about her and the book series, follow the link to I'm The Boss of Me.

In this episode, A Father Heard discusses joy. What is it? How do we experience? More importantly, how does the lack of joy impact our society.

In this episode, A Father Heard discusses the importance of evaluating your expectations for self and others.

In this episode, A Father Heard has a candid conversation with one of his favorite people. She and I discuss COVID, family time, and so much more.