In this episode of "Fatherhood Voices," Edward Rodarte and Adetokunbo Osinaike discuss the profound impact of father figures on child development. Ade shares his journey from engineering to spirituality and coaching, highlighting his experiences with ayahuasca, which deepened his emotional awareness and authenticity as a parent. They delve into the challenges of inner-city life, the importance of positive male role models, and effective co-parenting strategies. The conversation also emphasizes the necessity of emotional presence in parenting and the benefits of outdoor activities and reading for children's growth.

In this episode of "Fatherhood Voices," Becky Lu, aka Old School Becky Lu, discusses her connection to the Art LeBeau Connection and the healing power of oldies music.

She shares how her childhood was shaped by her parents' love for music and emphasizes the importance of involving children in this musical heritage. Becky highlights how oldies music helps preserve cultural memories and strengthen family bonds.

The episode also explores the role of fathers in family dynamics, the impact of their presence, and the communal and healing aspects of music.

In this episode of "Fatherhood Voices," Edward Rodarte interviews Pat Barber, founder of The Father's Guild.

They discuss Pat's journey as a father of four boys, emphasizing the importance of questioning parenting norms, maintaining consistent communication, and integrating fitness into fatherhood.

They also explore the parallels between parenting and business leadership, focusing on continuous improvement and the profound impact of unconditional love.

In this episode, Coach Andrew Weingart shares his passion for working with youth athletes, emphasizing the importance of mindset and mindfulness in sports.

He reflects on his upbringing and athletic experiences, advocating for children to have fun and not define themselves by their athletic abilities. The conversation explores common parental mistakes in pressuring young athletes and the need for a code of ethics for parents during games.

The episode concludes with insights on the appropriate age to introduce children to sports and the value of friendly competition.

In this episode of "Fatherhood Voices," Claire Denault and Edward Rodarte share their homeschooling journeys, emphasizing that homeschooling is accessible to families of all income levels.

Claire discusses the abundant resources and curricula available, while Edward highlights the importance of fostering a love for learning and addressing misconceptions about homeschooling.

They both touch on the significance of socialization, the role of parents as educators, and the benefits of personalized education. Edward also discusses the impact of technological advancements in homeschooling.

Tune in to explore how homeschooling can help children develop confidence and critical thinking skills.

In this episode, Dr. Joel Warsh, an integrative pediatrician, discusses the importance of parenting at a child's unique pace and the benefits of a balanced approach to medicine.

He emphasizes the need to explore alternative practices alongside modern treatments and addresses the overuse of medication in children. The conversation covers various topics including holistic health and nutrition, the costs of organic food, the impact of societal beauty standards on children, and controversies around circumcision and birth control.

Dr. Warsh also talks about empowering parents to make informed choices and introduces his book, "Parenting at Your Child's Pace," offering a bonus chapter and access to his parenting community. Tune in for innovative insights on parenting and child health.

In this episode of "Fatherhood Voices," Nate Feathers, a father of six, shares his transformative journey from traditional to conscious parenting.

Nate reflects on the regret he felt when his oldest son went to college, realizing he could have been more present. Emphasizing the importance of personal growth and being a better version of himself each year, Nate discusses building deeper emotional connections with his children and the necessity for fathers to support each other through shared struggles.

Together with host Edward Rodarte, they delve into the value of mastermind groups for fathers, the impact of mutual suffering in fostering brotherhood, and the critical role of self-discipline in parenting. The episode concludes with practical recommendations for resources and systems to help fathers strengthen their emotional bonds with their children.

In this episode, Aaron Sosa shares his transformative journey from a loving childhood to fatherhood. He discusses the impact of his grandfather's passing, the importance of creating safe spaces for children's emotions, and the value of vulnerability and authenticity in parenting. Aaron also talks about being present with his son and building self-confidence in children. The conversation highlights maintaining a healthy relationship with one's partner, showing love and affection to children, and using plant medicine for personal growth. The episode concludes with Aaron offering a free master class on relationship coaching.