HeyJaredReal Unfiltered Dad Journeys
Dads and fathers are real and I love to talk with dads about how they get through life because, I enjoy hearing the stories and life journeys they encounter along the way. It’s real and unfiltered all the way.
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“You’ve Got to Feel It to Heal It” The Grandpa Coach- Grief, Loneliness and Learning to Live Again. (opens the original)
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What happens when the person you have shared almost your entire adult life with is suddenly gone—and you are left trying to work out who you are without them? In this deeply honest episode of Real Unfiltered Dad Journeys, Steve sits down with Michael, a father, grandfather and widower who lost his wife, Neryl, after 44 years of marriage. Michael reflects on becoming a dad at 25, missing the birth of his first daughter because he was playing hockey, being known as the “bad cop” of the family and
“What If Success Isn’t the Goal? Mike’s back on joy, love, and what Jack really taught him. (opens the original)
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Mike thought he knew exactly what kind of dad he was going to be. Then Jack came along and blew that whole idea apart. In this raw follow-up episode, Mike returns to talk about fatherhood, rare disease, faith, therapy, marriage, and the brutal beauty of learning that being a dad is not about control. It is not about building the perfect future. It is not about ticking off the milestones society tells us matter. For Mike, fatherhood has become something much simpler, harder, and more honest: Give
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