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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2021 · 38 MIN

Dad to Dad 133 - Seven Time Emmy Award Winning Broadcast Journalist Rob Johnson Reflects On Growing Up With A Brother With Down Syndrome

from Dad to Dad Podcast · host David Hirsch

Our guest this week is Rob Johnson who is a seven time Emmy award winning broadcast journalist and an outspoken advocate for those with disability. He has a brother, Edward (48) who has Down Syndrome. David Hirsch talked to Rob about his life experiences and lessons from growing up with a brother with special needs. Rob is also the author of Timothy Trainor: Head In The Game (2015), which is a children's book about a hockey player who suffers a concussion. And we’ll hear that discussion on this Special Fathers Network Dad to Dad Podcast.Concussion Legacy Foundation - https://concussionfoundation.org Chicago Youth Foundation - Hockey On Your Block – https://www.chicagoyouthfoundation.org Gigi's Playhouse - www.gigisplayhouse.orgSpecial Olympics Illinois - www.soill.org Rob Johnson Consulting - www.rj47llc.comRob's email - [email protected] www.21stCenturyDads.org

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