Dad Stop

On this episode of the episode of the podcast, the Dad of the podcast interrogates Brooklynn with questions around her personal life! Some of the topics covered on this episode is dating, sleepovers, social media, friendships, boys, holding hands, and more. 

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On this episode of the dad stop podcast, Brooklynn asks her dad questions about his childhood and young adult years and tries to incriminate him. Some of the topics covered on this episode are weed, girlfriends, in school suspension, vandalism, and more.

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On this episode, Brooklynn asks her dad questions about sexuality; and discusses some issues she sees in the dynamics of the relationship between conservative parents and kids who are figuring figuring out their own sexuality. They also discuss how conservative folks have to navigate how to go about their beliefs that may not be in alignment with the culture they live in. 

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We made a commitment to post every single week for an entire year! Although this week got the best of us and we were not able to put together an episode, we wanted to post and keep our word. Thanks for the grace. Be on the lookout for next week's episode. 

Hi there! This is the Dad from the podcast. I felt the need to step in and say this was one of my favorite conversations I have ever had with my Brooklynn because it's a perfect example of the trust and openness I desire to always have with her as the years pass along. This conversation has opened up more conversations for questions and answers between us during car rides and leisure time. On this episode of the podcast, we have a conversations centered around teen pregnancy but we also discuss abortion, beliefs, morality, marriage, and much more. I hope you enjoy the episode and thank you for listening,  supporting, and sharing this episode with a friend. 

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Among the many things that may have caught your eye in the media over the past week (Will Smith Slap, Ukraine, Gas Prices, March Madness), there's no way you haven't listened to, read, or been engaged in a conversation regarding Lia Thomas, a transgender female athlete who recently won a Division I National Female Swimming Championship. You don't have to like or understand something to show respect. This is a conversation that needs to be had and will continue to bring controversy. On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad have a conversation around the topic of transgender athletes and how they are or are not accepted by their peers in her school. 

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On this episode, we share a clip of the "Dad" interviewing two teenagers on regarding the importance of parents working to communicate with their teens. The teens share some ways how parents could open up lines of communications with their teens. If you are interested in hearing the full interview, let us know by posting a comment to the podcast platform. Enjoy!

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On this episode, Brooklynn talks about the pros and cons of being an only child, gets honest about her emotions, and exposes some embarrassing truths about herself. Also, this is Brooklynn's first solo episode as she is beginning to test the waters in starting her own podcast! If you want to hear more of "Just Brooklynn" let us know! 

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On this episode, Brooklynn and her Dad discuss cancel culture and touch on the dangers of sending PICS (future conversation topic FOR SURE). BTW parents, if you haven't talked to your t(w)een (boy or girl) about the dangers of sending PICS or messages over the internet, please do. Often times, our t(w)eens need to be taught how to use wisdom or think through what they are sending from their phone or posting on social media. Don't let them learn the hard way. Once it gets posted or sent...you can't protect them.

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