In this episode, Richard Barrett, A Jamaican father of two young boys discusses the peeks and valleys of moving internationally with his family three times. He also shares some insights on the way he approaches fatherhood in the midst work life balance.

In this episode, Linell Greene a single Father of two, shares with us about his passion for fatherhood while raising two girls. He talks about co-parenting after divorce, and he even explains why  he created an online platform to celebrate and encourage dads.

In a country thousands of years old, spiritual and cultural traditions are strong. Despite this however, the tide of fatherhood seems to be taking a modern twist. Explore some of the implications of this change as we journey to Northwest India and converse with Mervyn Fernandes, a father of one.

In this Episode, Hennie Marais a loving father from South Africa shares with us snippets of his experience growing up and working during Apartheid. He will give his thoughts on grooming your child to be culturally and racially diverse. Hennie also gives a very pointed tip from an old friend he's says is the best advice he's ever gotten on fatherhood.

In this episode we talk with David Dabo, an IT professional and father of one. Originally from the west African country of Burkina Faso David shares some light on just how the African proverb "It takes a village to raise a child" plays out in the Burkina Faso culture.

In this episode, retired U.S. Air Force Veteran Lester Williams shares with us his growth as a dad, from his first child to his second. The adjustments he made and the lessons learned come from experience, now they'll be yours. 

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