136 - Brett Jerdon

Brett Jerdon is a father of two, lover of 80s and 90s cartoons, and all around nice dude! He talks about growing up with divorced parents and being a younger sibling. Brett also discusses the struggles he had as an adolescent and how he found himself in the rave scene before high school graduation. He then talks about becoming a father as a teenager and how he shifted his values and focus to make sure he was the best dad he could be. Brett also discusses his marriages and losing his father to alcoholism. Do you love the podcast and want to do more with it? Join the Patreon! A community of Friend Request supporters who get to enjoy bonus content and have their questions asked! http://www.patreon.com/friendrequestpod/

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