This Is How Dads Do It

In this episode, Dr. Angelo Williams and Dr. Nadine Burke Harris discuss how the evolution of science affects parenting today. They explore how social norms impact child development and how this can help fathers become better parents.

In this episode, Dr. Angelo Williams dives deep into ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) and toxic stress with Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, California's former Surgeon General. Together, they explore how fatherhood programs can address these issues to improve long-term health for children and families.

In this episode, Dr. Angelo Williams discusses fatherhood initiatives in underserved communities with Andrew Montejo, program officer for First Five Orange County. In addition to highlighting how First Five supports its constituents in Orange County they emphasize the need for resources that support and promote fathers' mental health.

In this episode, Dr. Angelo Williams and Kevin Bremond, Co-Founder of the Alameda County Fathers Corps, tackle the harmful stereotypes surrounding Black fatherhood. They focus on dismantling these myths and propose building a support system that empowers Black fathers. Resource: Alameda County Fathers Corps

In this episode, Dr. Angelo Williams explains why the podcast was created and what listeners will get in Season 1. Engaged fatherhood is essential, and the traditional definition of fatherhood is evolving. Learn more about the crucial role fathers play in promoting healthy development and buffering against ACEs and toxic stress.