Raising Karter

Ramon weatherall Sr
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Welcome to "Raising Karter," the podcast where a father and son share their journey of navigating fatherhood and childhood together. Ramon Weatherall Sr. and his six-year-old son Karter have honest and open conversations about important topics that are relevant to both fathers and sons.Through their discussions, Ramon and Karter provide a unique perspective on the challenges and joys of raising a son. They share their experiences, struggles, and triumphs, offering insights and guidance to other fathers who may be facing similar situations.With each episode, Ramon and Karter explore a different topic, ranging from the importance of communication to navigating difficult life events. They discuss their thoughts, feelings, and ideas, and offer practical advice for fathers who want to build stronger relationships with their sons.Whether you're a new father, experienced dad, or simply interested in learning more about the father-son relationship, "Raising Karter" is the podcast for you. Join Ramon and Karter as they share their journey of raising a son and offer a fresh perspective on what it means to be a father in today's world. 

  1. MAR 5

    "He Wants to 'Come Outside'… But in 2026, That’s How You Lose Everything."

    In this episode of the Raising Carter podcast, host Ramon Weatherall discusses a troubling incident involving a child referred to as the 'doorbell bandit.' He explores themes of disrespect, accountability, and the importance of communication between parents and children. Weatherall emphasizes that disrespect has always existed and urges parents to investigate the root causes of such behavior rather than simply reacting. He advocates for direct communication with the involved parties to resolve conflicts and stresses the need for parents to hold their children accountable for their actions.  takeaways Disrespect has always existed in various forms. Parents should investigate the root causes of conflicts. Communication is key in resolving disputes between children. Avoid listening to advice that only tells you what you want to hear. Confrontation should be handled with caution and understanding. Children often act out for reasons that need to be addressed. It's important to hold children accountable for their actions. Direct communication can prevent escalation of conflicts. Parents should not shy away from difficult conversations. Understanding the context of a situation is crucial for resolution.  sound bites "Is this kid actually being disrespectful?" "This boy didn't just randomly pick your house." "If y'all wanna box it out, we can arrange that." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Doorbell Bandit Incident 00:30 Understanding Disrespect and Attention Seeking 02:49 Addressing Bullying and Accountability 04:53 Conflict Resolution and Communication Strategies Support the show

    8 min

  2. FEB 26

    They Waited 4 Years To Throw Their Lives Away

    This conversation explores the tragic consequences of holding onto grudges and the cycle of violence that can ensue. It discusses the importance of family influence, personal responsibility, and the lessons learned from tragic choices. The speaker emphasizes the need for better role models and the impact of decisions on one's life and the lives of others.  takeaways If somebody stripped you of your dignity, would you rebuild yourself? Holding onto a grudge can lead to tragic consequences. Violence often stems from unresolved anger and trauma. Family influence plays a crucial role in how we handle adversity. Real men protect their families without resorting to violence. The collateral damage of poor choices affects more than just the individual. Parents should not be friends but role models for their children. Teaching children to handle anger is essential for their development. The choices we make can have irreversible consequences. Life may not give you a second chance after a wrong decision.  sound bites "Real men protect their homes." "You wrecked their car for what?" "Stop being your kids' friends." Chapters 00:00 The Consequences of Grudges 04:37 The Cycle of Violence and Revenge 09:07 Family Influence and Responsibility 12:59 Lessons from Tragedy and Choices 14:53 Building Better Role Models Support the show

    14 min

  3. FEB 23

    The Ultimate Fake Cash Flex Gone Horribly Wrong

    In this episode of the Raising Carter Podcast, the host discusses the dangerous consequences of seeking validation through social media, illustrated by a shocking incident where a man was shot over a fake post. The conversation delves into the importance of self-worth, legacy, and the need to prioritize personal values over external opinions. The host emphasizes that true success is not defined by others' perceptions and encourages listeners to focus on their own paths and decisions.  takeaways Man was shot over a fake social media post. Seeking validation can lead to dangerous consequences. It's crucial to build a legacy rather than seek approval. People often care too much about others' opinions. True success is not defined by others' perceptions. Make decisions based on personal values, not ego. The importance of self-worth in a digital age. Men need to teach younger generations about self-respect. Real success comes from within, not from social media. Stop worrying about what others think; it doesn't matter. Titles The Dangers of Social Media Validation Building a Legacy vs. Seeking Approval  sound bites "Man takes bullet to the neck over a fake post." "What do you care if somebody thinks you broke?" "Make better decisions and think more manly." Chapters 00:00 The Consequences of Social Media Validation 07:00 Lessons on Legacy and Self-Worth Support the show

    8 min

  4. FEB 11

    The Real Reason Whooping Fails as Kids Grow

    In this episode of the Raising Cardio Podcast, the host discusses the ineffectiveness of physical discipline, such as spanking, in fostering respect and understanding in children. The conversation emphasizes the importance of teaching through connection, correction, and proactive strategies rather than reactive punishment. The host encourages parents to reflect on their disciplinary methods and consider alternatives that promote learning and respect. Takeaways When your child is older, spanking loses its effectiveness. Physical discipline may stop bad behavior but doesn't teach understanding. Parents should focus on teaching skills rather than using fear. Connection with children is essential before correction. Proactive parenting is more effective than reactive punishment. Spanking can lead to aggression and mental health issues. Children learn better when they are shown how to correct mistakes. Using words instead of hands is crucial for setting an example. Parents should share their own mistakes to build empathy. Disciplinary strategies should evolve as children grow.  sound bites "You need to show them how to correct it." "You want connection before correction." "Spanking really isn't it." Chapters 00:00 The Shift from Fear to Respect 05:46 Teaching Through Connection and Correction 08:09 Proactive Parenting Strategies Support the show

    10 min

  5. FEB 4

    He Called Himself a Dad While His Kids Were Trapped | The Truth Behind the Plea Deal

    This conversation delves into a harrowing case of child neglect involving Charles Dupriest, who was found guilty of locking his six children in a storage unit. The discussion highlights the trial's proceedings, the responsibilities of parents, and the societal implications of such neglect. It emphasizes the need for awareness and accountability in parenting, as well as the lessons that can be learned from this tragic situation. Takeaways If your life fell apart today, would you sacrifice your comfort for your children's safety? The conditions inside the storage unit were appalling, with no running water or electricity. The jury convicted Charles Dupriest of neglect after a brief deliberation. Dupriest's history of criminal behavior raises concerns about his parenting capabilities. Despite having financial support, the family chose to live in a storage unit. Society often overlooks the struggles of responsible fathers compared to negligent ones. The consequences of poor choices can lead to severe legal repercussions. The role of the mother in this case raises questions about shared responsibility. Children are often the ones who suffer the most in neglect cases. This case serves as a wake-up call for parents to prioritize their children's welfare. Sound bites "Why the hell you having kids?" "Charles Dupriest isn't new to this." "Nobody cares about you as a man." Chapters 00:00 The Neglect of Children: A Shocking Case 02:55 The Trial and Its Implications 05:38 The Role of Parents in Child Welfare 08:12 The Consequences of Poor Choices 10:41 Societal Responsibility and Awareness 12:57 Lessons for Future Generations Support the show

    18 min

  6. JAN 29

    3 Assets Every Parent Should Buy Their Son (Not Toys)

    In this video, we will be discussing the importance of investing in assets that can generate wealth for your child's future, rather than just buying them toys. As a parent, it's essential to think about your son's financial literacy and how you can set him up for success in the stock market and beyond. By teaching your son about personal finance and the basics of investing, you can help him develop a strong foundation for building wealth. The stock market for beginners can seem intimidating, but with the right guidance, your son can learn how to navigate it and make informed decisions about his financial future. Investing in the right assets can provide a sense of security and freedom, and it's never too early to start. By prioritizing finance and wealth-building, you can give your son the tools he needs to achieve his goals and live a prosperous life. Tune in to learn more about the three assets every parent should consider buying for their son, and how you can start building a strong financial foundation for your child's future. Support the show

    3 min

  7. JAN 19

    Titles The Great Debate: Reading vs. Street Smarts

    Summary In this episode of the Raising Carter podcast, the hosts delve into the debate surrounding the importance of reading versus street smarts. They discuss a controversial statement made by rapper Jules Santana, who suggests that by the ninth grade, kids don't necessarily need to know how to read, advocating instead for financial literacy and business skills. The hosts challenge this notion, emphasizing that while street smarts and common sense are valuable, reading is fundamental for success in life, particularly in understanding contracts, job applications, and educational materials. They argue that reading is essential for personal and professional growth, and that relying solely on audio or visual learning can lead to gaps in knowledge. Keywords reading, street smarts, book smarts, financial literacy, education, parenting, common sense, learning, audiobooks, Jules Santana Takeaways 'Ignorance is expensive.' 'You have to learn how to read.' 'The world isn't run by street smarts, it's run by nerds.' 'If you want to keep something from an ignorant person, you put it in a book.' 'Reading is fundamental for success in life.' Sound bites "Ignorance is expensive." "The world isn't run by street smarts, it's run by nerds." "If you want to keep something from an ignorant person, you put it in a book." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Debate 02:48 The Importance of Reading 05:38 Street Smarts vs. Book Smarts 08:02 Learning Styles: Reading vs. Listening 11:08 The Real-Life Applications of Reading 13:06 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Support the show

    8 min

  8. JAN 12

    Do NOT Fall for This Real Man Paycheck Claim!

    Are you looking for a wife or a mother? This video challenges traditional notions of financial responsibility in relationships, questioning why men are often convinced to financially support partners and then beg for their own earnings back. We discuss relationship advice, emphasizing that partners should communicate about finances to maintain healthy relationships, rather than seeking financial assistance from a partner like a child would from a mother. This conversation serves as crucial dating advice for navigating modern relationships, ensuring both parties are empowered and respected.  Takeaways Don't fall for the real man paycheck claim. Marriage is a partnership, not a one-sided deal. Real men work hand in hand with their wives. You need to speak about finances in relationships. Don't let double agents mislead you. You should know what's going on with your money. The number one reason people get divorced is finances. A good woman will handle the finances wisely. You have a personal computer in your pocket. You gotta get in where you fit in. Chapters 00:00 The Real Man Paycheck Claim 10:53 Partnership in Relationships and Finances Support the show

    11 min
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Welcome to "Raising Karter," the podcast where a father and son share their journey of navigating fatherhood and childhood together. Ramon Weatherall Sr. and his six-year-old son Karter have honest and open conversations about important topics that are relevant to both fathers and sons.Through their discussions, Ramon and Karter provide a unique perspective on the challenges and joys of raising a son. They share their experiences, struggles, and triumphs, offering insights and guidance to other fathers who may be facing similar situations.With each episode, Ramon and Karter explore a different topic, ranging from the importance of communication to navigating difficult life events. They discuss their thoughts, feelings, and ideas, and offer practical advice for fathers who want to build stronger relationships with their sons.Whether you're a new father, experienced dad, or simply interested in learning more about the father-son relationship, "Raising Karter" is the podcast for you. Join Ramon and Karter as they share their journey of raising a son and offer a fresh perspective on what it means to be a father in today's world. 

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  • Creator
    Ramon weatherall Sr
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    166
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Raising Karter
  • Show Website
    Raising Karter