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The Fatherhood Challenge Podcast & Radio Program

The Fatherhood Challenge Podcast & Radio Program

De: Jonathan Guerrero
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The Fatherhood Challenge is a movement dedicated to encouraging fathers to engage with their children and educate society on the positive impact involved fathers have on their communities and society from generation to generation.All rights reserved. Ciencias Sociales Crianza y Familias Cristianismo Desarrollo Personal Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo Relaciones Éxito Personal
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  • Beyond the Outburst

    Beyond the Outburst
    Mar 27 2026
    If you match your child’s chaos with your own anger, you’ve just turned the heat up on a house that’s already burning. But if you can master the neurobiology of your own calm, you provide the 'External Regulator' your child’s developing brain desperately needs. Emotional Intelligence isn't about 'being soft'; it’s about having the Tactical Restraint to lead your family out of the fire instead of into it. And my guest is going to give us some language and strategy to do just that.Dr. Gloria Vanderhorst. Dr. Vanderhorst is a psychologist and an expert in the science of human connection. She understands the 'Wiring of the Heart' and how a father’s ability to manage his own emotions is the single greatest predictor of his child’s future resilience.To connect with Dr. Vanderhorst, get her free resource or her book visit: https://drvanderhorst.com/To purchase The Body Keeps the Score, visit: https://a.co/d/0aJEazo1To be a guest on The Fatherhood Challenge visit: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/thefatherhoodchallengeCreate your podcast today! #madeonzencastrhttps://zencastr.com/?via=thefatherhoodchallenge00:04.18Jonathan GuerreroEvery father knows the sound of a household losing its grip. It's the door slam, the high-pitched scream of a toddler, or the heavy, suffocating silence of a teenager who's checked out. In those moments, your biology is designed to respond. Your heart rate climbs, your jaw tightens, and your protector instinct flares up.00:22.74Jonathan GuerreroBut here's the hard truth. In a crisis, you aren't just a witness. You are the thermostat.00:28.75Gloria VanderhorstMm-hmm.00:29.11Jonathan GuerreroIf you match the child's chaos with your own anger, you've just turned the heat up in the house that's already burning. But you can master the neurobiology of your own calm, and you can provide the external regulator that your child's developing brain desperately needs. Emotional intelligence isn't about being soft. It's about having a tactical restraint to lead your family out of the fire instead of into it. And my guest is going to give us some language and strategy some strategy to do just that in just a moment. So don't go anywhere.01:01.78Jonathan Guerreroyou.01:34.89Jonathan GuerreroWhat you find in their role? And it's how society will understand how important the mother's arms, the ability and culture of their family is fired.01:44.88Jonathan GuerreroGreetings everyone! Thank you so much for joining me. My co-host Isaac has the day off today. We are joined by Dr. Gloria Vanderhorst. Dr. Vanderhorst is a psychologist and an expert in the science of human connection. She understands the wiring of the heart and how a father's ability to manage his own emotions is the single greatest predictor of his child's future's resilience.02:07.10Jonathan GuerreroDr. Vanderhorst, welcome to the Fatherhood Challenge.02:10.58Gloria VanderhorstThank you very much. I'm excited about being here and having this conversation.02:17.16Jonathan GuerreroDr. Vanderhorse, how in the world did you get interested in the science of human connection and working with boys and helping boys and dads learn emotional language? What's your story?02:28.18Gloria VanderhorstOh, it's a fascinating story. I was a professor. With tenure, I could have stayed at the college level and kind of coasted, but I decided i wanted to do more hands-on work.02:46.87Gloria VanderhorstAnd so I started doing evaluations for another psychologist in private practice. And she went on a sabbatical. I took over her practice completely.02:59.13Gloria Vanderhorstand then decided that I would leave academics and start my own private practice. I had a friend who ran a preschool. And so when I started my private practice, she naturally referred preschool students to me for evaluations as necessary.03:20.63Gloria VanderhorstAnd all of those were boys. Amazing. Boys in preschool stand out to preschool teachers because the preschool teachers are female and they really don't understand what is happening with preschool boys. And so they label their energy as perhaps a sign of attention deficit.03:47.19Gloria VanderhorstAnd so I got to evaluate lots of preschool boys. And then the preschool boys' fathers decided to put themselves on my calendar.04:00.44Gloria VanderhorstAnd I got pickled in understanding what life is like for boys and men in this society. And it was a great lesson.04:12.98Jonathan GuerreroOh, what a powerful story. Well, let's dive right in. When a kid starts screaming or a teenager rolls their eyes, a dad's fight or flight response often kicks in instantly.04:25.05Jonathan GuerreroWhat is actually happening in his brain in those seconds? And how does a dad, how does he retake the command center before he speaks?04:33.35Gloria VanderhorstI think what's really happening is fear because we rob boys and men of access to the full range of feeling states.04:47.29Gloria VanderhorstSo when their middle schooler, goes on a rampage, ...
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  • Guardians of Grit

    Guardians of Grit
    Mar 27 2026
    As fathers, we often think our job is just to protect them from the storm. But a Sentinel knows that the greatest protection you can give a child isn't a wall on the outside—it’s a compass on the inside.If a child knows who they are and why they are here, they don't need to fear the world. They can walk into the wind with courage because their identity is an anchor, not a sail. Courage isn't the absence of fear; it’s the presence of a purpose that is bigger than the fear, and much bigger than them. In this episode we’re going to explore how dads apply this for their kids.I'm joined by David Ask, the creator of Guardians of Grit. David didn't just write a book; he started a movement to help fathers become the intentional architects of their children’s character. He’s here to share his own story of discovery and to show us how we can help our kids build a 'Grit' that is rooted in a deep sense of identity and mission.To learn more about David's work including his book visit: https://theaskexperience.com/To be a guest on The Fatherhood Challenge visit: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/thefatherhoodchallengeCreate your podcast today! #madeonzencastrhttps://zencastr.com/?via=thefatherhoodchallenge00:07.19Jonathan GuerreroThe world our kids are walking into is louder and more confusing than ever. Everywhere they turn, someone is trying to sell them a different identity, a different truth, and a different purpose. For many children, the result is a paralyzing anxiety because they don't have a solid ground to stand on. They are like ships without a rudder, tossing around by every cultural wave.00:30.39Jonathan GuerreroAs fathers, we often think it's our job to protect them from this storm. But a sentinel knows that the greatest protection you can give your child isn't a wall on the outside. It's a compass on the inside.00:43.74Jonathan GuerreroIf a child knows who they are and why they are here, They don't need to fear the world. They can walk into the wind with courage because their identity is an anchor, not a sail.00:56.34Jonathan GuerreroCourage isn't the absence of fear. It's the presence of a purpose that is bigger than the fear and much bigger than them. In just a moment, we're going to explore how dads can apply this for their kids. So don't go anywhere.01:55.03Jonathan GuerreroGreetings, everyone.01:55.29David AskPlease.01:55.75Jonathan GuerreroThank you so much for joining me in this episode called Guardians of Grit. Today, we are joined by David Ask, the creator of Guardians of Grit. David didn't just write a book.02:06.13Jonathan GuerreroHe started a movement to help fathers become the intentional architects of their children's character. He's here to share his own story of discovery and to show us how we can help our kids build a grit that is rooted in deep in a deep sense of identity and mission.02:22.16Jonathan GuerreroDavid, welcome to the Fatherhood Challenge.02:24.90David AskHey, I'm absolutely thrilled to be here with you today. Thanks for having me.02:28.95Jonathan GuerreroSo here's my favorite question of all. What is your favorite dad joke?02:34.74David AskOh my gosh. Now you put put me on the spot. It was funny. My my wife, it's funny. She's the one who actually loves the dad jokes. And I'm the one who remembers all the tacky ones. I shouldn't tell.02:48.25Jonathan Guerrerookay02:48.28David AskBut you the other day she said, what did the zero say to the eight? nice belt.02:55.64Jonathan Guerreroi02:57.30David AskAnd of course she laughs with a really big smile and I'm like, no, sweetheart, come on. So that's the first thing that I thought of anyway.03:05.62Jonathan GuerreroI love that one.03:08.76Jonathan Guerreroyou have any other favorites?03:12.25David AskYou know, I'll be honest. I feel like my life where, you know, like life is, is better than, you know, fiction. It's, we, we, we, we are a family that is just,03:22.81David Askso you know full of nonsense and horsing around. I feel like you know our whole family super jokey and you know teasing and laughing and and goofing around. So I yeah i can't think of ah a good dad joke offhand, but man, we have a lot of fun.03:38.06Jonathan GuerreroThat's awesome. All right. Well, David, your work is titled Guardians of Grit. Why did you choose the word guardian? What exactly are we guarding in our children and how does that differ from being a protector?03:52.20David AskOh, man. ah Great question. And I, you know, it's interesting on face value. I was describing this, uh, this book and this mission probably two years ago to a business partner of mine.04:03.93David AskAnd he's actually the one who came up with the the title of the book and, you know, kind of just threw it out there and it, you know, hit me like a ton of bricks. And i so i I'll, I'll,04:15.37David AskI'll say it this way. my My dear friend, Dr. Andy Garrett, who I work with quite a bit, he said, i asked him one day when I was writing the book early on, I ...
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  • Ed Dickerson The Architect of Freedom (Part 2)

    Ed Dickerson The Architect of Freedom (Part 2)
    Mar 26 2026

    This episode continues with part 2 of my conversation with Ed Dickerson. If you did not listen to part 1, you will will want to to back and listen to that first and then come back and listen to part 2 so you have complete the complete story and context.


    You can email Ed Dickerson at: edickers@netins.net and write "homeschool inquiry" in the subject line and ask for his free guide book resource that has helped so many families.


    To be a guest on The Fatherhood Challenge visit: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/thefatherhoodchallenge


    Create your podcast today! #madeonzencastr

    https://zencastr.com/?via=thefatherhoodchallenge
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