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To verify best network see E.e.combed at UK slash claims. This is the Moth Radio Hour.

I'm your guest host, Roy Wood Jr.

You might know me from stand-up comedy or more recently, CNN,

but most importantly, I'm a Moth alum.

For this show, our theme is about fathers.

Look, we all have a father, but did we really know them?

I think the interesting thing about parents is whether they are present in your life or not,

they will have an effect on you.

And I think that's what a lot of these stories are about.

My father passed when I was 16. I didn't get to learn everything I wanted to learn from him.

And I didn't really realize it until I had my own son and I started reflecting upon the

values and lessons that I've gleaned in life. and I was in awe at how many of them I did not

learn from my dad. And I started, you know, kind of writing down who these people were and what I

learned and trying to give myself a little bit of a blueprint to how to raise my son or what to

instill in him.

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