I must say this episode was a lil turnt up! My brother had a few things he needed to get off of chest as we talked politics, the radio industry, Jada and Will, coparenting, and all things fatherhood!!! We were long winded on this one, but listen to this man’s heart.
We are off to a great start for Season 3 of “Dad, Can We Talk?” My brother Fareed Johnson came through to drop some wisdom and share his experience with fatherhood. We are continuing to change the narrative of fatherhood and getting our stories out there. I pray this episode helps and reaches someone out there. Appreciate the continued support!!!
Season finale! This episode I sat down with my brother Alonzo Mason. He is the father of three, including two with special needs. He explained the joys and struggles of being a special needs parent, teacher, and advocate. Of course we got into some marriage talk, plus he shared his thoughts about violence in the black community. We did this interview outside so ignore the various sounds you may hear.
I sat down with the director of the Fatherhood Academy, Brandon Gregory, in this episode. He spoke about his organization and the need to provide dad essentials. We spoke about the ills of pornography, marriage, faith, feeling helpless, and many other things. Find his organization's website at: fatherhood.academy.
I sat down with my HR manager from work and we talked all things fatherhood! He talked about the experience him and his wife had going through the adoption process. We spoke about the importance of fathers listening and interacting with their children. He also gave some great advice to fathers. Hope this episode is an encouragement to you!
I sat down with this brother hailing from the city of Brotherly Love! We conversed about sports, marriage, and of course all things fatherhood! We are continuing to change the narrative about fatherhood, especially black fatherhood✊🏾
This barber is the dad of 12 children! He speaks about his organization “Head of House” and the importance of men taking their rightful position in the home. You will hear pain, struggle, perseverance, and hope in this episode. Listen in as this dad gives his take on fatherhood!
In this episode I sat down with my good friend, Mike Rohan. He talked about how he and his wife adopted two children, being a school teacher during COVID-19, dealing with the death of his father, marriage, and many other things. This is a must listen for all dads!
I sat down with my brother and we talked about foster care, single parenting, fatherlessness, community, and many other things. His story is one of pain and triumph. Leave a review, comment, thumbs up, and share! Thanks for the support!
Vernell Brown, Director of Football Student-Athlete Development & Pro Liason for the University of Florida, joined me for this episode of DCWT. He shared stories about the impact of having an involved dad, marriage, raising teenagers, and doing community work. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating for the podcast. Thanks for the support!
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About “Dad, Can We Talk?”
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"Dad, Can We Talk?" was founded by Anthony Ray with the intention of challenging the negative stereotypes surrounding black fatherhood perpetuated by the media. Anthony recognized that fatherhood, in…
general, was often stigmatized and portrayed in a negative light. In response, he created a platform called Dad, Can We Talk? to showcase the amazing fathers he personally knew. DCWT serves as a space where fathers from all walks of life can share their experiences, uplift each other, and foster a sense of camaraderie.