March 5, 2014
What kind of man makes a really great involved dad? What are the qualities and values of these men as opposed to the stereotypical "deadbeat dad"? Has the perception of dads changed at all in the 21st century? What does it take to be a Mr. Mom and really take on the household and parenting chores equally? Are men really up for the task of doing it all?
Adam Dolgin, the founder of Fodder 4 Fathers.com is one such dad, taking on the notion that moms and dads really can talk as equals when it comes to parenting. Adam champions the involved dads and spreads his message of hope to both moms and dads daily on his site, Fodder 4 Fathers, offering concrete parenting tips and tricks, while also sharing his own adventures as a stay at home dad. Adam will join host, Lon Woodbury next Monday, March 10, 2014 on "Parent Choices for Struggling Teens" on LA TALK Radio.com- channel one at 12:00 noon, Pacific Standard Time.
Lon and Adam, both fathers, will sit down and talk about fatherhood, the fears and joys of raising children, and how men are tackling these roles with gusto. Speaking from experience, these men will be sharing some of life's antidotes to raising kids, the ups and downs, and what the women in their lives really think of their parenting skills. Can there really be parental equality, and how in the world are dads facing up to the challenge?
Please join us Monday, March 10th 2014 to hear how men are really feeling about these new roles in fatherhood and hear firsthand how this father decided to give his children the best version of a father that he could. We believe there will be some amazing stories with this one…you won't want to miss!
Listen live - March 10, 2014 at 12:00 pm (PST)
Audio download and streaming will be available the next day on LaTalkRadio.com or iTunes (under podcast - struggling teens).
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