Voicemails: To My Younger Self Jordan Deen

For many, Father's Day can often be confusing or difficult to process. How can you celebrate your dad if he wasn't around? Maybe he passed away or walked out on your family. Perhaps he was physically present, but failed to fulfil the role of a father in your life... 

Jordan & Tom discuss how Father's Day can evolve from being a day that many often avoid - to becoming an opportunity to celebrate fatherhood and appreciate those who have stepped in as role models, mentors, and father figures. 

Tom opens up about his dad suddenly passing away when he was just 8 years old, watching his mother raise 5 kids as a solo parent, and how Father's Day has evolved for him.

We pray this conversation reaches those who need to hear it today.

Irene Deen.
 
The woman who made me the man I am today.
 
Thank you for everything ❤️

Listener discretion advised, as the content of this episode talks through challenging topics such as drug abuse, physical threat and familial abuse.

Sarah Radford...The 7th Avenger I'd say! A rather heavy conversation as Sarah shares moments and experiences from her childhood - growing up without a dad whilst actively trying to pursue a relationship with him. My gosh - I wasn't ready for this...

Listener discretion advised, as the content of this episode talks through challenging topics such as physical, emotional and familial abuse.

Oh wow! Jon Jon Jon Jon Jon!! Jordan sits down with the most well connected man in the world for a bit of a candid convo about identity, affirmation and belonging. Jon also gives us a heavy insight into the world of being an influencer for Quality Street chocolates.

5th Voicemail - and this one features no small conversation. Jordan joins Robby Lewis for a real DMC on being children of divorce, what being a dad actually means - and their true excitement for Spiderman - No Way Home!

Voicemail #4 - This time Jordan sits down with his role model, hero, mentor...oh and cousin Leon Jan for a real transparent heart to heart convo about the reality of growing up without dads.
This one takes a few sharp turns from serious and sensitive to big laughs!