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Research indicates that today’s dads are more involved than ever before and it’s changing the way kids see the world, and see themselves. Today’s dads are going great, but society could make it easier for them to be the dads they want to be (Motherly). Sam Dupe and his friend Brandon talk about what it’s like being a millenial father and how important it is to spend time with their kids. They discuss dad guilt, being equal parents and even postpartum depression from a dad’s perspective.   

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This is a story of how alcoholism took Tiijon’s 20s and turned it into a complete blur. Tiijon reflects over what his life was like early on and the feeling of taking his first drink and how drinking eventually became a disease that changed his life.  Tiijon talks about his rock bottom moment and what made him actually go and seek help and his journey to becoming sober. Tiijon talks about how documenting his journey helped him during the time and how good it feels to be able to look back at the process that he’s been through.  This is the first time Tiijon has had this conversation since he has been sober.

If you are having issues with alcohol abuse and want to get help please call the National Helpline Number – 1-844-289-0879 

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The guy that comes into the room and makes everyone laugh often times is the one with the most problems, the most anxiety, and sometimes can leave public functions the most depressed. Today we invite John “The Dooger” on our show to explain the ups and downs in regards to what it is like being the funniest guy in the room. John explains how some of his joke and comedy in general comes from a dark place and he also explains how he keeps himself from getting too low. From people laughing at their pain to people not ever knowing when they are being serious sometimes it’s tough being that funny guy in the room. 

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This is a candid conversation between two friends. Over the course of a 12 year friendship Sam and Lionel have never had the conversation about Lionel’s sexuality. Is a straight guy having a gay friend taboo? Lionel addresses what it was like growing up a Southern Baptist and the struggles of understanding his sexuality growing up. Lionel discusses the impact of his parents accepting him for who he is and the confidence it gave him to be himself.  Lionel also discusses at one point he didn’t support the movement for same sex marriage and how his perspective has changed over time. This is a conversation you definitely want to hear. 

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Whether we like it or not society or the things that happen in society can have an effect on the way we view ourselves. Some of us are stronger than others and can fend off the messages that society is trying to send. If on October 2, 2019 there was a black man or boy that questioned what his life is worth the answer came through loud and clear with Amber Guyger getting 10 years with the eligibility for parole after 5 for murdering Botham Jean in his own apartment about a year ago. My friend Rodney Santil who is a talented musician and an Army veteran wanted to come on the show and talk about the impact that this case had on him and the way he views himself in society. 

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 A conversation amongst brothers about love and marriage. Sam Dupe (A married man) is attempting to understand why it is taking Joe Dupe (not a married man) so long to commit to his long time girlfriend of 4 years. They breakdown the the barriers to marriage and the the aspects that can cause hesitation. Sam provides the 3 things he felt like built a strong foundation for his marriage and much more…. 

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