HeyJaredThe New Fatherhood
"Like one big group text with other guys fumbling their way through fatherhood."— Esquire www.thenewfatherhood.org
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“Why Am I Broken?” Parenting, Shame, and the ADHD Brain with Jesse J Anderson (opens the original)
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Welcome back to season three of The New Fatherhood podcast.Life with children can often feel overwhelming. And, in a way, that’s what this episode is all about.But before you hit play, I have to confess something.This interview was recorded three years ago. Not last month. Not over the summer. Three years ago, I sat down with a writer and father of three Jesse J Anderson, also known as ADHD Jesse. I asked him everythi
Back to School. Back to Bed. (opens the original)
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The Heroes Our Children Deserve? (opens the original)
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1.Italia 90 was the first real football tournament I remember. I was seven years old.I grew up in Manchester, England. But I was, and will always remain, the son of Irish immigrants. Twice a year, every year, we’d head home—it was always home, in a way England would never be—to visit our grandparents, to see the many uncles and aunts my parents once shared a home with, to spend time with as many of my 47 first cousins as we could. At three years old, I was dropped off at nursery with an Irish ac
Fatherhood Killed My Ego, with SOHN (opens the original)
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We all carry around an idea of success—the job promotion we crave, the car that’ll make strangers on the street crane their necks in jealousy, the beautiful house that turns visitors quiet as they walk through the front door. Fewer ask where these ideas come from. Mostly, they’re absorbed from our parents, from culture, and from the other dads we compare ourselves to without meaning to. We spend our lives chasing these ghosts. But nobody warns you what’s on the other side—what might happen if yo
Taking Time to Recharge (opens the original)
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I’m coming out of the post-launch haze, and I’m doing just fine: working on a few essays for the newsletter, but the combination of extreme heat and school holidays means they need a little longer in the oven. So this week, I’ve remastered a 2022 essay on the myth of unlimited vacation and the importance of time off. Have a great weekend, and stay cool!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!QLZu!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/ht
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