This is the Greg Cody Show with Greg Cody.

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Here's your host, Greg Cody.

This is the Greg Cody Show closest to Father's Day.

And as I think about Father's Day a lot, there's a lot on my mind.

I think about my own dad.

I think about the Father.

And mostly I think about Christopher now being a father.

And me being a grandfather, which is another layer of Father's Day.

There's a lot to think about.

And by the way, we in the spirit of Father's Day, we are special guests today are Dan Levitard and his dad, Poppy.

You're really going to enjoy that interview.

But you know, my own father worked two jobs so that I could be the first one in my family to go to college.

I had come home from work, bone tired.

And I'd toss him a football and without any complaint, I had tossed the ball to me for a half hour in the backyard.

And I have so much to be grateful for.

And Christopher, you're a father now two and a half years.

And I always wonder how Fatherhood has been to you compared to how you imagined it would be.

I'm not saying that I don't feel like a father, but it's just, I'm still adjusting to being celebrated on Father's Day instead of celebrating.

Whereas how parenting has been compared to what I expected it is, it's unlike any other thing in my life, it's the most cliché, like all the clichés are so insanely true for parenting about how when you need the child, like you never can like imagine how you could love something so much like that cliche is true.

And just the unconditional love that you have for your kid is it's cliche, but it's insane how much you love this thing and how in your eyes, she's the cutest, she's the best, she's the smartest, and you're not just saying it you genuinely believe it.

And I feel like that has been amazing and it's made me not to get totally sentimental and sappy, but it's made me have more appreciation for you and mom.

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