Welcome to Ep. 12. In this Father’s 1st topic, Dr. Freeman encourage Father's to build a rapport with there Father's with conducting an interview with asking key questions about their personal experience on fatherhood. In this moving session, we put together some questions, nothing to intense that we can ask our father’s about his life. We'll take a dive into some pointed questions that will help you learn more about him, what makes him tick, in-fact it may give you a broader understanding of why he is the way he is. From asking about his childhood experiences to finding out why he wanted to be a father, to figuring out how he developed his attitudes about love, unity, commitment, financial planning, responsibility, challenges, and work. Asking some key questions like these can really jump start some amazing and enlightening conversations.

Welcome to Ep. 11. In this Session Dr. Freeman invite all Father's and listeners to another session about " The Origins of Father's Day".

Within this topic, examining Americas history, from the 18th to the 20th century, recalling and remembering the men that shaped our country by memorable events that should never be forgotten. 

Welcome to Ep.10 In this Session Dr. Freeman invite listeners for another session on "Emotional Roller-coasting. This is for couples and singles, to study the mind, body and spirit of themselves or maybe that potential special partner before, entering a relationship. However, he dives deeper into how emotions are mentally persuaded by music and visually influenced by cinema. He also explains how it may impact a positive or negative view of what relationships should and should not be. In conclusion we attempt to explain the origin, function and other aspects of emotions being fostered.

Welcome to Ep.9 In this Session Dr. Freeman invite listeners on what he titled an "Emotional Roller-coasting ride for couples and singles, to study the mind, body and spirit of themselves and that special partner before, entering a relationship. He also review emotions that has increased over the past two decades with many fields contributing including psych-ology, medicine, history, and sociology of emotions. The numerous theories that attempt to explain the origin, function and other aspects of emotions have fostered more intense review on this topic.

Welcome to Episode 8. 

In this session Dr. Freeman invites a special guest, that shares his success and experiences with the trying battles he endured before getting full parental custody of his children. Our guest also reveals the obligations of a lawyer that he hired and the concealed mis-representations that lied within contracts once signed. He will also reveal the legal interpretation of kidnapping from law enforcement according to there codes, standard and laws. This episode is truly a remarkable illustration of the awaking courage of a prodigal son that transforms into the prodigal father. 

In this episode Dr. Freeman opens a mental panel for an observational view of Family law. Within his findings he discovers from a legal definition, that it is a legal/Statutory coded practice that focuses on issues that suppose to involve family relationships, such as adoption, divorce, and child custody, among others.

In this observation he also discovers the State(s) have the right to determine "reasonable formal requirements" for marriage, including age and legal capacity, as well as the rules and procedures for divorce and other family law matters.

There's also terminology to know that listeners may find helpful:

1. Emancipation: A court process through which a minor becomes self-supporting, assumes adult responsibility...etc

2. Marital Property: Property acquired by either spouse during the course of a marriage that is subject to division upon...etc

3. Alimony: An allowance made to one spouse by the other for support during or after a legal separation....etc

4. Paternity: Origin or descent from a father (to establish paternity...etc

5. Prenuptial Agreement: An agreement made between a man and a woman before marrying in which they give up future rights to each other's property in the event of a divorce or death...etc

He also reveal how movies recognizes issues and matters that may cause conflict and disorder within the American family.  

In Episode 6 Prt.2 Dr. Freeman gives an summary of the Uniform Parentage Act that's the recognition of “de facto” parents. He also informs the audience that under the 2017 UPA, a de facto parent is one who, resided with the child as a regular member of the child’s household for a significant period also engaged in the consistent caretaking of the child. He further reveal the glossary & terminology within it's agency. Last but not least he speaks about the importance of the affidavit created by the notary that's also the case manager and how that creates an conflict...etc 

In episode 5 Dr. Freeman explores the family division's origins that appears at first to have been similar to early English history of child support. Then he explains how later, the systems diverged the child support and the approach became an addition to "the welfare state". He then reveals how the US developed a more aggressive child support obligation during the 19th Century, with criminal law being enacted for the fathers causing mothers and their children to become a burden on the community and the tax payers. He also discovered In England, for instance, families received a universal "Child Benefits" to defray the costs of raising children. Then comes along the Social Security Act of 1935 (Public Law 74-271) this included Aid for Dependent Children. ADC (later AFDC; F = Families) established a partnership between the federal government and the states...etc