The Father's Table Podcast

A Conversation With Karen - A Girl From Philly

In this episode we sit down with my loving Aunt Karen (my father's older sister). I get a chance to talk to her about my deceased grandfather and how he was before I was born. We discuss how parents change especially when grandchildren are involved. We discuss the man that shaped my father. You don't want to miss this intimate episode on the Father's Table Podcast.

 

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A Conversation With Jade Mitchell - A King Richard Type of Father

With this day in age it appears that men can get a bad rap. Especially "tough" fathers who push their children to be great. A father can be seen as overbearing if he cultivates a talent he sees in his children. Also, a godly father can be seen as "too strict" if he sets a standard for his children to follow in his home. But is this all true? Are these men too rigid on the children? Today we have Jade Mitchell joining the table to discuss her father. She paints a picture of her father being a diligent alpha male who loved his children. She remembers her friends calling her father "Mr. Mom" because he wore so many hats in order to further his children's success. Relax and listen to this treat of a story from Jade at the Father's Table.

A Conversation With Robert Scheer Part 2 - "Capitalism Is A Lousy Mother..."

We're back with PART 2 of this conversation with author Robert Scheer. For context, this was one conversation split into two parts, this is the closing segment. If you didn't listen to part one head to www.fatherspodcast.com now! In this part Robert talks about the President Trump, Capitalism, Elitism, education, parenting, and much much more. I thoroughly enjoyed this talk, stay tuned for more episodes from the Father's Table Podcast. God bless. 

A Conversation With Robert Scheer - From A Boy To A Man

Robert Scheer, well known journalist and author joins us at the Father's Table. We had a good time discussing Robert's father, childhood, religion, and politics. We get an inside look at the man that shaped Robert's upbringing and the imprint that remains to this very day.

A Conversation With Douglas McNeill Reed - Finding A Fatherly Standard

Doug joins us at the Father's Table to share a powerful story about his journey without his father. Doug opens up about his father's untimely death and how that impacted him. We touch on how he gained wisdom about leadership from God and the United States military. We discuss what a man is, and reoccurring issues he sees with young men. Doug is apart of an organization called Black Men Heal.

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A Conversation With Tim - Surviving Suicide

We are back again with another episode! This time we have Timothy Hokett visits the table. Timothy shares a transparent story about his father and some of the lies that he believed for a long time. When he finally learned the truth about his father, something changed. This captivating conversation sheds light on the ongoing problems in the family. Too many children grow up without their fathers, worst than that they don't know who they are.  

A Conversation With Drew - When Your Father's A Prototype

Drew joins the table to talk about his father and this has to be one of my favorite chats. Drew talks highly of his father being an example for his life. We discuss how he processed anger, his marriage and even death of his wife. When your father is a prototype for your life, it can be a generational blessing. Fathers are not merely babysitters for kids, but a prototype. The Bible talks about being created in God's image, we see a glimpse of that from our own parents.

A Conversation With Cameron - A Father Can Change For The Better

Parents may miss the mark, especially fathers. But that doesn't mean things cannot change. Cameron, creator of Supportive Fathers joins the table as he discusses his father and their initial estranged relationship. How did this impact Cameron? Did this lead him to become a better father?

A Conversation With Jacob - Finding True Love In The Father

Having a godly father is one of the best gifts to society, end of story. We cannot stress the tragedy of fathers not being available physically, spiritually, and mentally for their offspring. This damages society. Jacob shares in this disaster as he shares his life growing up without his father. He talks of not being protected, guided, and yearning for love from a man. He touches on his journey with the LGBTQ community, new age, and finding God.

A Conversation with Ed Ward III - From Father To Friend

Ed is our first guest that is the son of a previous guest on our show. Make sure you check out the episode a "A Conversation With Ed - A Father in the 50's". He walks us through his upbringing moving from city to city, watching his father's marriage, and how a picture inspired his passion for photography. Listen to this discussion about Ed's father, can you relate?