Fathers Day

Roots and Refuge Podcast

Jessica Sowards

Home & Garden, Leisure

5 • 646 Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Hey, y'all! Welcome to episode 67 of the Roots and Refuge Podcast.

In honor of Father's Day, Miah is taking over for Jess today. I'm joined by my friend Jesse from Willowbrook Homestead, and together, we're diving into the heart of fatherhood. We'll explore the crucial questions: How important is it to be a father? What are we doing as fathers, and why? What lessons matter most, and who do we look to for inspiration? How do we juggle the roles of father, provider, and individual?

We emphasize the need to be mindful of how our children experience life and our parenting, acknowledging that memories can differ significantly without that awareness. We'll discuss the balance of effective praise, ensuring we don't over-praise undeservedly or neglect to praise at all.

We'll reflect on learning from our parents' successes and failures and the importance of generational evolution. Plus, we'll talk about the value of apologizing to our children when we fall short of our parenting ideals or make mistakes along the way.

Our goal as fathers is to limit trauma for future generations and foster a nurturing and loving environment. Join us as we delve into the profound journey of fatherhood and share our insights and experiences.

Thanks for tuning in to the Roots and Refuge Podcast. Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads out there! 🌻

If you’d like to join our Patreon page, you can get early access to all our podcast episodes and monthly live Q&As with Miah and Jess (including past lives). Visit our Patreon Page to learn more and check out past episodes of the podcast on the website.

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0:00.0	Hey guys, welcome back to the Roots and Refuge Podcast.
0:09.0	My name is Jeremiah.
0:11.0	And today I'm taking over for Jessica while she is out of town moving our daughter back from Vegas,
0:17.0	I shouldn't say back, moving our daughter from Vegas to South Carolina to come live here.
0:21.9	And I've decided to help out by recording a podcast.
0:25.4	And it kind of works out because Father's Day is coming up.
0:28.4	And I thought, you know, it'd be cool to record a podcast that, you know,
0:33.1	Jessica really couldn't contribute to because she's not a father.
0:36.5	And it would be fun to talk about
0:38.8	being a father. So I've brought my friend Jesse in from Willoughbrook Homestead. What's up, Jesse?
0:46.3	Thank you. Thank you. I'm glad to be here. I had to press the button again. So just so you all on
0:53.2	the front end of this, I've recorded a few podcasts with Jessica,
0:57.0	and we've talked about lots of different stuff.
0:58.9	Obviously, she's recorded more than me.
1:01.0	But one thing she did fail to mention is that on our recording board for the podcast,
1:05.5	there is a soundboard with all kinds of little sound bits that I'm sure she didn't tell me about because I would be
1:16.3	doing stuff like that. So we're probably going to use that a little bit on today's podcast and just,
1:21.4	you know, I don't know, have some fun and talking about fathering. I asked Jesse to be on this
1:26.4	because he's in a different phase of fathering,
1:29.2	I should say. Like, I don't know. I mean, it's a journey. Life is a journey like, you know,
1:32.9	from beginning to end. But fathering is the same thing. And so, you know, Jesse, you've got two kids.
1:40.1	You also need to be careful with what you say, because when you talk about Journey, I almost started singing.
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