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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 Plate of Childhood Obesity
    Apr 8 2026
    Childhood obesity isn't just about 'carrying a few extra pounds.' It is a silent, systemic threat to a child’s long-term durability—impacting their heart health, their hormone levels, and their self-worth. But for the Sentinel, the answer isn't 'tough love' or shame. Shaming a child for their weight is like blaming a soldier for a broken compass; it doesn't fix the direction, it just breaks the spirit.To lead a child out of obesity, a father has to look beyond the plate. He has to understand the 'Invisible Drivers'—the ADHD-driven impulsivity that makes saying 'no' impossible, the hormonal imbalances that hijack hunger, and the emotional eating that acts as a shield against stress. You aren't a 'Food Policeman'; you are the Architect of the Environment. If your child is battling childhood obesity and you don’t know your role or what to do, this episode is for you.Kamy Moussavi is the founder of Step Together. He’s also an expert in helping families navigate the complex intersection of biology and behavior. He’s here to show us how a father can lead a 'Home-Front Health Revolution' by changing the system, not just the symptoms.To learn more about Step Together visit: https://www.steptogether.us/To be a guest on The Fatherhood Challenge visit: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/thefatherhoodchallengeCreate your podcast today! #madeonzencastrhttps://zencastr.com/?via=thefatherhoodchallenge00:06.58Jonathan GuerreroAs fathers, we are wired to scan the horizon for threats. We worry about the strangers at the gate, the bully at school, or the digital dangers on a smartphone. But sometimes the most significant threat to our children's future isn't outside the house. It's sitting right at the kitchen table.00:23.48Jonathan GuerreroChildhood obesity isn't just about carrying a few extra pounds. It's a silent systemic threat to a child's long-term durability, impacting their heart health, their hormone levels, and their self-worth. But for the sentinel, the answer isn't tough love or shame.00:40.87Jonathan GuerreroShaming a child for their weight is like blaming a soldier for a broken compass. It doesn't fix the direction. It just breaks the spirit. To lead a child out of obesity, a father has to look beyond the plate. He has to understand the invisible drivers, the ADHD-driven impulsivity that makes saying no impossible, the hormonal imbalances that hijack hunger, and the emotional eating that acts as a shield against stress.01:07.51Jonathan GuerreroYou aren't a food policeman. You are the architect of the environment. If your child is battling childhood obesity and you don't know your role or what to do, stay with me.01:19.22Jonathan Guerreroi brought a guest who will answer all of your questions and guide you to the right direction in just a moment. So don't go anywhere.02:09.14Jonathan GuerreroGreetings, everyone. Thank you so much for joining me. My son and co-host Isaac is taking a break. Kami Musabi is joining us remotely. Kami is the founder of Step Together. He's also an expert in helping families navigate the complex intersection of biology and behavior.02:25.62Jonathan GuerreroHe's here to show us how how a father can lead a home-front health revolution by changing the system, not just the symptoms. Kami, welcome to the Fatherhood Challenge.02:37.71KamyThank you, Jonathan, for having me. It's pleasure.02:40.60Jonathan GuerreroOkay, here's my favorite question. What is your favorite dad joke?02:44.92KamySo I had to think for this one, but, uh, what did the computer say, or can I start?02:51.74Jonathan GuerreroYes, yes.02:53.94KamyWhy did the computer break up with his wifi?02:57.27Jonathan GuerreroWhy did the computer break up with his Wi-Fi? I don't know. that was good.03:00.28KamyBecause there was just no connection.03:07.03Jonathan Guerrerooh that was good That was really good. I've never heard that one before. It's original.03:12.89KamyYou i thought with my background in engineering, I should come up with a computer joke.03:16.69Jonathan GuerreroThat's so cool. Thank you for sharing that with us. Okay, so Cammie, this is my ultimate curiosity kicking in here. How in the world did you get started working with childhood obesity? what is I know there has to be a personal story behind it03:37.05KamyYeah, of course, the question I often get the most is why did an engineer, why is an engineer focused on childhood obesity at all? Like, what's the connection there? Of course, it's it's personal. And if this was a visual podcast, I could show some pictures of me when I was a kid. I struggled with excess weight my entire life.03:53.98KamyFrom the time I was conscious, i was the overweight kid. Everyone thought that I just liked to eat and they would just make fun of me all the time about it. And then this grew with me until I was an adult. So throughout my life,04:06.58Kamyuntil very not long ago right I was struggling with excess weight even at the peak of my engineering career when I had ...
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  • The Divorce Shield With Ronald Platt
    Apr 7 2026
    For many, a divorce isn't just a relational tragedy; it’s a total tactical collapse. The 'system' can strip a man of his savings, his home, and most importantly, his access to his children, leaving him defenseless in a war against families that often has already decided the father should lose.In this episode I'm joined remotely by Ronald Platt, the architect behind the National Association of Self-Directed Families (NASDF). Ronald is introducing a game-changer for the American father: Divorce Insurance. He’s here to show us how to build a 'Legal War Chest' that levels the playing field, removes the state’s financial leverage, and ensures that even in the face of a family transition, your children’s stability and your rights as a father remain unshakable.To learn more about the NASDF visit: https://www.nasdf.org/To be a guest on The Fatherhood Challenge visit: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/thefatherhoodchallengeCreate your podcast today! #madeonzencastrhttps://zencastr.com/?via=thefatherhoodchallenge00:08.53Jonathan GuerreroEvery man listening to this knows that his home is his castle. We spend our lives building the walls, securing the perimeter, and providing for people inside. But there is a threat that most men never see coming until the papers are served.00:24.28Jonathan GuerreroThe family court system. It's a system that all too often treats a father's presence as optional and his assets as a harvest.00:30.98Ron Platt/NASDF.orgThank you.00:32.70Jonathan GuerreroFor many, a divorce isn't just a relational tragedy. It's a total tactical collapse. The system can trip a man can strip a man of his savings, his home, and most importantly, his access to his children, leaving him defenseless in a war against families that often has already decided the father should lose.00:53.40Jonathan GuerreroBut a sentinel doesn't just hope for the best. He prepares for the worst. You don't buy fire insurance because you want your house to burn down. You buy it so that if it does, your family isn't left in the ashes. My guest will give us some answers to help dads prepare for the worst in just a moment. So don't go anywhere.01:45.11Ron Platt/NASDF.orgThanks very much.01:55.42Jonathan GuerreroGreetings, everyone. Thank you so much for joining me in this episode called The Divorce Shield with Ronald Platt. Today, we are joined remotely by Ronald Platt, the architect behind the National Association of Self-Directed Families. That's the NASDF. Ronald is introducing a game changer for the American father, Divorce Insurance.02:15.88Jonathan GuerreroHe's here to show us how to build a legal war chest that levels the playing field, removes the state's financial leverage, and ensures that even in the face of a family transition, your children's stability and your rights as a father remain unshakable.02:31.61Jonathan GuerreroRonald, welcome to the Fatherhood Challenge.02:34.39Ron Platt/NASDF.orgThank you so much for having me. It's a real pleasure being here today.02:38.01Jonathan GuerreroOkay, here's my favorite question, Ronald. What is your favorite dad joke?02:43.70Ron Platt/NASDF.orgWhy do cows wear bells?02:46.83Jonathan GuerreroWhy do cows wear a belt? I don't think I know this one. So much fun.02:49.62Ron Platt/NASDF.orgBecause their horns don't work. Ba-dum-bum.02:52.17Jonathan GuerreroLove that one.02:53.96Ron Platt/NASDF.orgThat's the clean one I can give you.02:57.66Jonathan Guerreroah02:58.74Ron Platt/NASDF.orgI can't give you the other ones.03:03.64Jonathan Guerreroso much fun love that one Well, Ron, I got to be honest, I have never heard of divorce insurance, didn't know that was a thing, didn't realize dads needed it so much. And which leads me to the first curious question.03:20.06Jonathan GuerreroHow in the world did you get into doing this as a profession? This has to be personal. There has to be a story behind that. What is your story?03:28.46Ron Platt/NASDF.orgit's kind of a culmination of a lot of different things that I've gone through in my life. And then having a very creative father, um, I, am I was, um, I was in a 14 year, very toxic relationship with somebody who loved me conditionally, which was the norm, given that I was brought up in a conditionally loving family. Like you always had to do something to earn your love. You had to do your chores. You had to get good grades. You had to work hard. You got to,03:52.95Ron Platt/NASDF.orgyou know it wasn't just loving me unconditionally for who I was. It was something I had to work for. So when I got into my first long-term relationship, of course, that was the norm and that's what felt comfortable. And that person was, ah later on in the relationship became an alcoholic and a drug user. And, uh, between that and the conditional love, it, it, um, it had to, it had to stop at some point. So i I remember the day we were having an argument in the kitchen and I had a meeting I had to go to. And as I got out of my out of the house, stepped ...
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  • The Provider Lie
    Apr 6 2026

    The provider lie is the belief that your bank account can substitute for your presence. It’s the idea that your 'Provision' ends at the wallet, rather than beginning with your heart, your time, and your spiritual leadership. It’s a trap that convinces us to trade our children’s childhoods for a promotion, only to realize too late that we’ve bought a lifestyle but lost a legacy.

    Today, we are joined by a panel of men who have walked and are still walking through this fire. We’re going to deconstruct the myth of the 'Silent Provider' and talk about what it actually means to be a man of substance in this age. We’re moving beyond the paycheck to the 'Complete Provision'—emotional, spiritual, and physical presence.

    Our panel consists of me, Jonathan Guerrero (in the grey foreground), my son and co-host Izaak (to the right), Pastor Meshach Faaeteete (in the background) and Jerry Culver (on the left).


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


    Create your podcast today! #madeonzencastr

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