After losing my job in 2018, I felt lost and overwhelmed.   I judged myself harshly for my mistakes and was filled with doubt as I worked towards becoming a real estate agent, until I met Jay Arissó.  Confused, alone, and feeling like a loser, my cousin’s husband (cousin in law?) Eric invited me to join him at Today's Church.    I sat in the dark auditorium of Elizabeth High School after waiting for service to start and for the next hour it felt like Jay was talking to me and only me, and this has continued since all these years later!   Over the last 4 years Pastor Jay has shown me what a man, husband, and father looks like when he comes from a place of kindness and knowing who he is.   To interview him for this podcast is a blessing, and if you haven’t met Pastor Jay yet, today you’ll get a glimpse of what he’s learned and continues to learn from raising 3 kids. Such as:   -Lessons learned from his dad’s food truck -The importance of standing for something over nothing at all -How his dad showed up for him is reflected on how he shows up for his kids -And much much more   Listen to the podcast and if you have any questions, anything you'd like me to pass on to the dads who've been interviewed, or if you're a dad who would like to be on here, send me an email to [email protected].

Joey is a father of 2 and we talk about the importance of having quality time with your kids, overcoming infidelity, and more. If you have any questions, anything you'd like me to pass on to the dads who've been interviewed, or if you're a dad who would like to be on here, send me an email to [email protected].

My mission is to help dads repair their relationship with their kids. While I coach men with this, this podcast is in service of that mission by giving us the opportunity to learn from the dads who are doing it well.  I've interviewed a bunch of men for this and have noticed several similarities across the board. What has been so meaningful to them, what they regret, what they are doing differently than their parents, and more. If you have any questions, anything you'd like me to pass on to the dads who've been interviewed, or if you're a dad who would like to be on here, send me an email to [email protected].