Mannhood

Check out the remarkable story of Barry's uphill battle against the court system to be a Father to his son. Barry Malone, a REAL MAN is a loving father of three who had to fight like no other to be apart of his youngest son's life.

A mother of two, wife, teacher, author, Blogger Dr. Leah Harper shares experience with her father and husband. Listen to this insightful and candid interview of a mother of a four year old and 9 month old. We discuss choosing a husband that has many of the same virtues as her father and how the birth of their first child altered their five year plan.  She and her husband, Jerome Harper have written a book titled "Don't Waste Your College Tuition: Strategic Questions to Help You Maximize Your College Experience"

I've known this father of a four month old since he was 10 years old. I've watched his struggle to find himself. He rebelled against his loving Bonus Dad in search of a connection to his Biological Father. I enjoyed listening to this young man share the wisdom he learned in the school of hardknocks and you will too.

Welcome to Mannhood, where we discover what it means to be a man and a father. A provider, protector, procreator, and a promise keeper. Hope you all enjoy this episode! Keep up with us on Facebook and Instagram @Mannhood_Podcast

Becoming a Father should be intentional. As men, we need to be more involved in preventing an unplanned pregnancy, Leaving it up to Miss Right Now to be responsible for birth control is irresponsible on our part. Would you leave $20,000 with a woman you had no intention of seeing again? Why are you leaving your genetic material with her? You wouldn't even share a cat or dog with this person.

Breach of contract. Your father did not meet your expectations. You imagined the things an ideal father would say and do. Your father did the thing and said the things that he heard his father do to him. There was no written or verbal agreement, yet you are hurt, bitter and angry that he didn't live up to your fantasy. He had no training nor was he aware of the ideas you had in your head. If this were a business arrangement we would call this a breach of contract. You might be suing your father for damages but you are walking around with unforgiveness. Forgiveness is not for the offender, your father, it is for you. Forgiveness is what you owe yourself!! 

Is being a good Dad or bad Dad subjective? Can we definitively evaluate a Dad to be good or bad? Let's discuss the criteria for being a good Dad.