
Ep 31 | Co-Parenting - Presence over perfection (Ft Malachi)
Malachi Hudson with the hosts on fatherhood after separation: presence, co-parenting, and not performing a perfect parent.
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Craig and Simon sit with men who usually keep this to themselves. The show takes in wellbeing, personal growth, masculinity, money, regret and fatherhood, from the speakers' own lives. Listen on this page, or on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Reflective conversation, not therapy or clinical care.
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A Father's Day conversation with their fathers, including Black fatherhood.
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Joss Cambridge-Simmons on questioning masculinity.
63 min
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Malachi Hudson with the hosts on fatherhood after separation: presence, co-parenting, and not performing a perfect parent.
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A Father's Day conversation with the hosts' fathers about affection, work, masculinity, and Black fatherhood across generations.
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Craig, Simon and Michael on the pressure to have children, feeling ready, and the self-doubt that comes with stepping up.
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Craig, Simon, Naaman and Ryan on finding a place in the home when the role was never handed to you.
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Simon, Ashley J, Stefan and Bradz on the months before a child arrives, and the pressure men put on themselves.
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Conversations about manhood and the question of being man enough, from the speakers' own lives.
Craig, Simon and Joss Cambridge-Simmons on masculinity that does not require you to perform being strong.
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Craig, Simon and Ebenezer on becoming a man, and why copying someone else's version does not hold.
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A Father's Day conversation with the hosts' fathers about affection, work, masculinity, and Black fatherhood across generations.
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Malachi Hudson with the hosts on fatherhood after separation: presence, co-parenting, and not performing a perfect parent.
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Craig, Simon and Michael on the pressure to have children, feeling ready, and the self-doubt that comes with stepping up.
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Simon, Ashley J, Stefan and Bradz on the months before a child arrives, and the pressure men put on themselves.
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A Father's Day conversation with the hosts' fathers about affection, work, masculinity, and Black fatherhood across generations.
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Craig, Simon, Naaman and Ryan on finding a place in the home when the role was never handed to you.
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Craig, Simon, Leon and Ricky on growing up in London homes, including discipline, and choosing a response of your own.
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