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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2024 · 53 MIN

Modern Dad

from House Calls · host Dr. Connie Mariano

Dr. Connie celebrates the month of June by honoring grads and dads. She taps into a valuable family resource by asking her oldest son, Andrew Stevens, to join her in the studio to talk about his most important job: being the father to three children under the age of 9. How do contemporary fathers raise their children, with the help of their wives, in today's world? The modern dad often wears multiple hats and takes on responsibilities outside of their career. They lead in various capacities and see value in diversifying not only their financial portfolios but also family experiences. Join Dr. Connie and Andrew as they delve into the joys and struggles of fatherhood. They will discuss the evolving role of fathers, the balance between career and family, and the unique challenges and opportunities that come with being a dad today. Whether you're a father, a mother, or someone interested in the dynamics of modern parenting, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt conversations.

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Dr. Connie celebrates the month of June by honoring grads and dads. She taps into a valuable family resource by asking her oldest son, Andrew Stevens, to join her in the studio to talk about his most important job: being the father to three children...

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