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We the people… forgot the people. As we head into a weekend meant to celebrate freedom, it’s worth asking—freedom for who, and at what cost? Somewhere along the way, in the noise of headlines and hashtags, we traded compassion for competition. This episode dives into the hard stuff—what it means to be human in a time when division, greed, and performative patriotism are often louder than kindness.

We’re answering a listener who’s struggling with the state of the world. She’s disheartened by the cruelty, the apathy, and the chase for status over substance. Her question? How do you stay rooted in your values when it feels like the world rewards everything you’re not?

Let’s talk about how to hold onto hope without burying your head in the sand—and why lifting others up is the most revolutionary thing you can do.

Remember... the world needs your light - don't dim it just to fit in.

The love is real and the man is real - we talk about it all. The good. The bad. The Dad.

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What if the thing standing between the life you have and the life you want is just one brave moment? In this episode of Ask Dad, we’re talking about courage—not the loud, movie-scene kind, but the quiet, everyday kind. The kind that whispers “go” when fear is yelling “stay.”

We’ll explore what it means to choose love over fear, even when everything in you wants to retreat. And we’ll answer a listener’s question about what to do when you find yourself at a crossroads, unsure, unsteady—and completely terrified to take that next step.

Because sometimes the first act of courage… is simply not turning back.

The love is real and the man is real - we talk about it all. The good. The bad. The Dad.

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Our Father’s Day episode kicks off Season 2 with the letters we never thought we’d say out loud—some full of love, some full of pain, all straight from the heart.

This special episode is a tribute, a reckoning, and a release. You’ll hear real letters from listeners—some filled with gratitude, others with grief, betrayal, or unfinished business. One story, shared from personal experience, reflects on a father slowly slipping away—a reminder of how precious, and complicated, these bonds can be.

It’s not just a celebration of dads. It’s a conversation about how love lingers, even in silence...because sometimes, the words we hold back are the ones we need to hear most.

The love is real and the man is real - we talk about it all. The good. The bad. The Dad.