Listen Son Episode 102

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Being a present Father/Step-Father/G League Vs College) What you will gain from this experience is an outlook of how important fathers are to their families. Furthermore, you will gain an in depth understanding of the growth process of the father/son dynamic. As you tune in to our story and we discuss different topics such as faith, sports, community, and the maturation process of a young man with everything that comes in between. In this situation fathers were present and can sit their sons down to listen and not every child experiences this . However, we hope you connect and relate to our journeys in some form or fashion. Sit back and Listen Son.

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This episode was published on May 18, 2020.

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