Today we are digging into the topic of helping husbands and dads overcome their tendency to take out their frustrations on their wives and children. We understand the challenges that come with the pressure of providing for a family, managing a career, and juggling countless responsibilities. However, we also recognize the importance of maintaining healthy relationships with those we love the most. Our goal is to provide you with the tools and insights necessary to navigate these challenges, so you can develop a more balanced and fulfilling family life. So, whether you're a husband, father, or both, join us as we explore the path to becoming a more patient, compassionate, and emotionally aware partner and parent.

Roman is a man with a remarkable story of resilience and compassion. He came to the United States when he was just five years old, leaving behind his homeland of Ukraine. The reason for his family's migration was to practice Christianity, which was a significant challenge in Ukraine at the time.

In Ukraine, Roman and his family had to navigate through an environment where practicing Christianity was not widely accepted, and there were many barriers to doing so. They had to be careful about how they expressed their faith and had to find creative ways to gather and worship. On top of that, they faced many economic challenges, including having to wait in bread lines just to get basic necessities.

Despite these hardships, Roman and his family persevered, and they eventually made the difficult decision to leave their home country and start anew in the United States. They arrived with nothing but the clothes on their backs, but they were determined to build a better life.

Once settled in the US, Roman's faith and compassion for others led him to foster children. Since 2018, he has taken in 29 children and has treated them as his own. He has provided them with a stable home and a nurturing environment, helping them to heal from past traumas and to thrive in their new surroundings.

Through his journey, Roman has demonstrated a remarkable level of resilience and compassion. Despite facing numerous challenges in Ukraine and starting from scratch in the US, he has built a life full of purpose and meaning. His love for his family and his commitment to helping others are an inspiration to all who know him.

Today’s story is about an individual who has overcome adversity and turned their life around. In this episode, I have the privilege of interviewing Justin Danforth a man who spent 14 years and four months in a penitentiary. At just 21 years old, with only an eighth-grade education, Justin found himself behind bars, facing a long and uncertain future.

Despite the challenges of his situation, Justin refused to let his circumstances define him. He used his time in prison to educate himself, learn new skills, and develop a strong sense of self-discipline and determination. Over the years, Justin worked tirelessly to improve himself, both mentally and physically, and emerged from prison a changed man.

Today, Justin is an inspiration to others who may be facing similar struggles. Through his story, we can learn about the power of determination, the importance of self-improvement, and the strength of the human spirit. So sit back, relax, and listen as we dive into the life of Justin, a man who overcame incredible odds to become the person he is today.

Welcome to The Joey Conklin Show, a show that delves into the stories and experiences of people from diverse backgrounds, including educators, coaches, and recovering addicts.

My guests come from all walks of life and share their personal journeys, including the challenges they faced and the lessons they learned. We explore how they found their passion, how they overcame obstacles, and how they turned their struggles into strengths.

Join me on this journey of self-discovery and transformation, as we learn from the experiences of these amazing individuals. So tune in, subscribe, and get ready to be inspired by the stories of educators, coaches, and recovering addicts who have overcome adversity to lead fulfilling lives

When I was in my early 20's, I remember saying to myself if I ever have kids they will not play baseball. Here I am today telling you about my kids playing baseball in the south. Someone, please just kick me in my balls right now.

Watching TV used to be great as a young child. I miss it. These are days that I cherished and I believe my kids cherish them too. The difference between my children and myself is that I knew where the remote was at all times. My kids think it's so cool to interrupt me while I am watching a bad ass TV show are a super cool reality show. It never fails, they know when I turn on that damn TV.

The fun doesn't have to stop once you have kids. In this episode I talk about winning over your parents. These tips have worked for me for the past 8 years. I know what I am doing when it comes to winning over parents. So sit back and enjoy this episode so you can start living life to the fullest.   

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On this episode of D*ckhead Dad, Joey talks about his challenges of potty training his three boys. You'd think you know what your doing after the second one. Wrong!