Framing Up Fatherhood with Roland Warren—Care Net, National Fatherhood Initiative

The Aggressive Life with Brian Tome

Crossroads

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 23 May 2023

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Roland Warren isn’t afraid to take a minority position. His own life touched by an absent father, Roland served over a decade as the CEO of the National Fatherhood Initiative, where he worked to equip fathers to be change-makers in their homes. While a student athlete at Princeton, Roland and his girlfriend were encouraged to terminate an unplanned pregnancy. Their decision to keep their child began his journey toward Care Net, where he now serves as the CEO of a network of over 1,200 pregnancy centers across the nation offering alternatives to abortion. Roland’s expertise and wisdom on fatherhood, influence, and what it means to value life is challenging and aggressive.

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0:00.0	Oh man, this is fascinating.
0:01.7	So this is now the longest continuous recording of a podcast I've ever had.
0:06.3	Dirt?
0:07.5	I don't know what we're going to do with this.
0:10.3	I don't know.
0:12.0	And I'm over 60, so I have to go to the bathroom.
0:15.9	All right.
0:16.7	I haven't sat this long.
0:20.3	I don't know. I will set this love.
0:37.9	Welcome to the aggressive life.
0:40.2	This is one of those rare ones.
0:42.0	I always say rare ones.
0:43.1	We have so many rare ones.
0:44.1	There are so many rare ones.
0:45.7	It's just because I get bored.
0:49.4	I get bored and I've got to do different stuff that I haven't done.
0:50.2	Let's try something new.
0:50.5	Yeah. So I don't know that I've ever wanted to re-record the intro, and I do right now.
0:57.0	I generally have an intro that dirt helps me craft, and I read it, make sure I get everything right,
1:02.2	all the credentials of the person, and I normally read it in front of the person who I might be interviewing,
1:08.5	if I have the interview that day, and I did that this time.
1:11.9	And then our talk took a completely different turn or a different, a turn that I really wasn't
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