Dear Dad Podcast Bidjamson Darius

From the moment I became a dad, my fear of the world started changing. I started to think more about what might happen to my family if I were gone. What will happen to my son if he said the wrong thing or move suddenly around a police officer. Will I or my son make it back home when we step out of this house?

When I first became a dad, I made a lot of mistakes. I wish someone would pull me aside and told me what I was getting myself into. Here are some tips for first-time dads

From an early age, I was told I have the Sickel Cell trait. I was told countless times to be careful of who I have kids with and certain activities I could not partake in, but what I didn't know there was a whole book of things I should look out for. Farron Dozier talks about the importance of getting yourself check out especially if anyone of you family member have the Sickle Cell or the Trait.
 
Guest: Farron Dozier
For more information please click on the links below
CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/sicklecell/traits.html
Farron Dozier website: https://wdconsct.org/
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Website: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-247-8255

If I were ever to find myself on the side of the road, with a flat tire, I know I would be ok. Because, my dad taught me not only how to change a tire, but how to be completely independent 
Guest: Jes

After the terrible loss of his son, Anthony Brown had to redefine who he was. The expectation and the hope of being a new dad had to dye as well. He was comforted after a call from the one person he saw and heard from the least, his dad.
Guest: Anthony Brown

I want to thank all my guests for coming through and sharing their journey of parenthood, their journey of dad hood. Please enjoy a few snippets of season 3.