Damon Martin is a family law attorney and professor. In this episode, we discuss how he and his wife decided to adopt their first child and how he has navigated raising him alongside their daughter. We also talk about some of the experiences he has had in his profession dealing with families and what steps he has taken to improve the system as it stands.

Jason Goncalves is a clothing designer and photographer. As he is not a "traditional" father in the sense of the word, he helped raise his younger brother and also was a father-figure to some of the kids in his neighborhood. We discuss those things in this episode as well as how he dealt with the absence of his own father.

Ed Mabrey is a multi-award winning poet and performer. In this episode, we discuss having a child at a young age and making sacrifices in order to be present in their life. We also talk about learning from mistakes and being able to grow and heal from the past in different ways.

Cory "Besskepp" Cofer is an educator and author who is a native of Stockton, California. In this episode, we discuss how he incorporated counseling when introducing his new partner to his children after his divorce. We also discuss how his job as an educator has shaped a lot of the way he raises his family.

TJ Lanier is Co-Founder of Jumpstart Digital, a full service marketing and PR agency. He is also a worship leader. In this episode, we discuss his entry into fatherhood while he was pursuing a full-time music career in Los Angeles. We also talk about how he navigates being a Caucasian man from the south with an African-American wife and bi-racial children.

Pastor Charles Humphrey is an author and Senior Pastor at Hopes House Christian Ministries in Granada Hills, CA. In this episode, Pastor "Chuck" discusses raising his two girls while not only being a pastor, but also holding a full-time position as an engineer. We also talk about how his entire family has benefited from therapy and the importance of transparency as a parent.

Judah 1 is the inaugural poet laureate of Pomona, CA. In this episode, we discuss the beauty as well as the challenges of being a single father. We also talk about the experiences he has had with his own father and how entering a new relationship has given him a different outlook on the family construct.

Kendrick Dial is a musician as well as a Social Worker trainer. In this episode, we discuss his experience with advocating that fathers are not dismissed automatically when the system becomes involved with their children. We also talk about his own daughter and how his upbringing shaped the way he raises her to be the person she is today.

Gill Sotu is definitely a jack of all trades. He is everything from a teaching artist to a DJ to an event host to a commissioned playwright. In this episode, we break down his philosophy on maintaining peace in his household full of three children under the age of six and how he makes sure to spend quality time with them in the midst of his hectic schedule. We also discuss how his upbringing in a single parent household reminds him about the importance of being present in the home and also making sure that he and his wife teach them about both of the cultures they are a part of.

Jon Hegwood is a United States Army Veteran and cancer survivor. In this episode, we discuss his induction into parenting and how he navigated that as a young single father. We also talk about how the military played a role in his life and how he currently is raising his teenage son as a married man.