Merry Christmas from the School for Fathers podcast! I’ve rounded up a few of my fave snippets from 2020 SFF episodes to celebrate. Wishing you and yours a wonderful Christmas! Thanks so much for joining me in 2020, what a year it’s been. See you in 2021!

How do we re-WRITE the father + daughter relationship? My guest this week is Tim Taylor, an emerging advocate to shifting the conversation around Dads raising daughters. In Tim's words: It's the one, imperative relationship that is a true, reliable emotional hack into men balancing thinking and feeling. Join us as we unpack this and more! 

Head over to the full shownotes School for Fathers >  http://schoolforfathers.com/podcast/56-write-tim-taylor/

We’re heading behind the scenes of life as an award-winning hair stylist and father. As an International Session Stylist and Creative Director of Simon Webster Hair, Brighton, Simon splits his time between the salon, session-styling for magazines, backstage at London, Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks and mentoring developing talent.  I explore with Simon what being behind the CHAIR is like, plus how we’re all the CHAIR of our own lives.  P.s. Simon’s anecdotes are well worth a listen!

How do we navigate Christmas with separation and divorce in the mix? Today’s episode with Nina Farr is all about making this season as drama-free as possible. Let’s face it, Christmas can be an intense time, adding a new family setup/grief/conflict (and whatever else) into the mix is tough. This ep will equip you with practical advice and tips to move forward positively over Christmas. Nina’s a Single Motherhood Coach, Author, and Founder of The Cluster Mothers community for women who parent alone.

• Free Birth
• How men can be involved in Mothercentric birthing experience
• Working with fear
• Learning to trust
• And more… 

The events of 2020 have shown that the fight against racism and the struggle for equality are far from over. My guest today George Floyd’s uncle, Selwyn Jones, has a unique perspective on this topic. We explore how his life has changed since 25th May 2020 and how Selwyn and his family continue to grieve and move forward. Selwyn also shares his perspective on what’s next and the three ways we should all be working to create an anti-racist world.  

Read the full show notes over on our website: 

http://schoolforfathers.com/podcast/51-race-selwyn-jones/

Youtube Creator SHAREs how he spreads positivity with his family-friendly content. I'm joined by Stephen Sharer, a Youtube Creator with over 8 million YouTube. We explore the importance of making sure our children are enjoying fun and safe content that's adding value to their lives. Stephen also shares some behind-the-scenes of life as Youtuber and how his whole family get involved!

JOIN US LIVE ON SUNDAY 8th November at 4pm UK time for HOW TO HAPPILY CHANGE CAREERS

https://www.facebook.com/SchoolForMothers/posts/1235325686849160  Read the full show notes over on our website >> http://schoolforfathers.com/podcast/50-share-stephen-sharer/

“For at least one hundred years, since the beginning of television, people have been trying to prove that screen-time is bad and they have not been able to find any sort of toxic impact”. My guest this week is author and academic, Jordan Shapiro. His book "The New Childhood: Raising Kids to Thrive in a Connected World" offers a down to earth, and positive perspective on the narrative around children and technology - and that’s exactly what we’re getting into. We explore how to make digital-technology a positive thing, cutting the guilt and how to be more involved in our children's tech journey. Got thoughts on this episode? Be in touch at [email protected] Read the full show notes over on our website >>> http://schoolforfathers.com/podcast/49-tech-jordan-shapiro/

What's the LINK between getting moving and feeling good? For technology leader and extreme runner, Martin Insley, being active is a non-negotiable - and an act of self-care. We explore the different relationships men and women have with leisure, self care and time management and more.