In this episode of the I Am Dad podcast, host Kenneth Braswell interviews Richard Barr, a fatherhood advocate and pastor. They discuss the importance of storytelling and the power of hearing personal stories to understand the why behind people's experiences. Richard shares his own story of growing up with a strong father figure and how it shaped his appreciation for fatherhood. They also discuss the challenges of doing fatherhood work in different communities, including urban and rural areas, and the need to understand the cultural nuances of each community. They emphasize the importance of trust and purpose in fatherhood work, as well as the need to address relational poverty at the root of many issues. They also touch on the role of faith in fatherhood work and the need to involve faith communities in programmatic efforts. Finally, they discuss the need to invest in the development of fatherhood programs and the importance of valuing men and fathers in society.
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