Talk to Me Dad

Northern California Musician & Teacher, Pat Hull, shares his experiences of being a father - how to model being a partner to his kids, walking the line of death & life, and what purpose he has found in fatherhood.

Racial and ancestral awareness in fatherhood are the key topics explored this month. In this segment, Mike Wofchuck, a musician of 30+ years, who has studied and played music with a number of legendary African percussionists, reflects on his interactions with African culture. He posits how to bring his life experiences into his children's lives as a way to honor and pay homage to the influence of African culture on America, while also weighing his own family's lineage.Listen in Spotify and Ap...

NEW EPISODES AIR the 25th of EVERY MONTH!This month, Mike Wofchuck and Baba Kauna explore the aspects of racial and ancestral awareness in fatherhood. In this segment, Mike, a musician of 30+ years, who has studied and played music with a number of legendary African percussionists, reflects on his interactions with African culture. He posits how to bring his life experiences into his children's lives as a way to honor and pay homage to the influence of African culture on America. The full epi...

Enzo Fikru and Baba Kauna explore the nature of becoming a father -- specifically, the recognition that pregnancy is a co-creation that deeply shifts the lives of both mother and father. In this episode, Baba and Enzo discuss fathering a baby girl, one's faith in God, and the cultural expectations that come with parenthood.Listen in Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Watch on YouTube.Learn more @ www.babakauna.com or follow us on IG: @talk2medad

NEW EPISODES AIR the 25th of EVERY MONTH!This month, Enzo Fikru and Baba Kauna explore the nature of becoming a father -- specifically, the recognition that pregnancy is a co-creation that deeply shifts the lives of both mother and father. Enzo also touches on his upcoming journey of welcoming in a baby girl, his faith in God, and the cultural expectations that come with parenthood.Listen in Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Watch on YouTube.Learn more @ www.babakauna.com or follow us on IG: @talk2...

Chris Nixon shares his views on our place on this Earth as spiritual beings, our roles and responsibilities as men/fathers, as well as the emotional experience of delivering his own child.Find out more, contact us with your stories or questions @ www.babakauna.comCheck out the "Talk to Me Dad" YouTube Channel @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbvODz3RyF_O6cZ3ywKysew

NEW EPISODE AIRS 12.25.2021In the next episode of Talk to Me Dad, Chris Nixon shares his views on our place on this Earth as spiritual beings, our roles and responsibilities as men/fathers, as well as the experience of delivering his own child.Check out the "Talk to Me Dad" podcast on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.Find out more, contact us with your stories or questions @ www.babakauna.com

Enjoy this episode as Baba Kauna dives deep into the emotional sides of fatherhood with Martin Svec (a teacher, freelancer, and dad). Martin shares his feelings on playfulness, the relationship with his late father, and his unique connections with his kids and wife. Check out the "Talk to Me Dad" on Youtube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.HOST: Baba Kauna (https://www.babakauna.com)GUEST: Martin SvecVIDEO PRODUCTION by: Black Point Chico (www.blackpointchico.com)MUSIC by First Invent...

NEW EPISODE AIRS 11.25.2021Martin Svec lost his father to cancer, at age 17. However, the impact his father had on his life, in becoming a dad himself, has continued throughout his life. In this upcoming episode, Baba Kauna and Martin explore the topics of playfulness, humility, and listening to what our kids are teaching us.Check out the "Talk to Me Dad" podcast on Youtube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.Find out more, contact us with your stories or questions @ www.babakauna.com

In this episode, East Coast rapper & entrepreneur, Wallerboi, describes how his upbringing in the projects of Baltimore helped shape him as a father, ensuring that his kids never had to go through what he had to as a child. Along the way he and Baba Kauna uncover the roots of going from "surviving-to-thriving," despite the reality of growing up as a young black male in the projects.DISCOVER MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE AND OTHERS AT: www.babakauna.com