Father Figures Pod
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Podcast Overview
<p>I started Father Figures because I knew I needed community. I knew I couldn't be the only one so I struck out to create the space that I felt was needed. <br><br>This place was started to build community by amplifying honest stories of fatherhood—its struggles, growth, and the presence that still matters—through conversation and storytelling. <br><br>This place was started for all fathers and father figures alike, to broaden the community and bring in all contributors. <br><br>Last this place was started to amplify the counter-narrative around fatherhood disinterest and absence. Not perfection. Presence. <br><br>Follow Us on Social media <br>IG: @father.figurespod</p><p>Threads: @father.figurespod<br>FB: Father.FiguresPod<br><br>Email:info@fathersfiguresmedia.com</p><p><br></p>
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Publishing Since
3/1/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 21, 2026
My Father, My First Example
Recorded August 2025 For this episode, I sit down with the man who taught me what fatherhood looked like long before I became a father myself—my dad, Allen Oliver. Together, we explore our family history, the lessons passed down through generations, and the realities of growing up under fathers who expressed love differently than many do today. My father reflects on becoming a dad at 18, the values he learned from his own father and grandfather, and the sacrifices required to provide for a fa...
May 31, 2026
Stepping Up: An Inheritance
Cornell Black Thomas grew up without his biological father, but he never grew up without a dad. In this first installment of a two-part Father Figures conversation, Cornell reflects on the man who stepped into his life, the lessons he inherited about work, sacrifice, and responsibility, and how those lessons carried him through some of the most difficult seasons of his life—including incarceration. Years later, Cornell finds himself standing where his father once stood: helping raise children...
April 30, 2026
The Art of Fatherhood
*Recorded 2025 This episode of Father Figures starts with a personal reflection on what it means to grow apart from something you once loved—and how fatherhood can reshape that relationship. Then I sit down with Dr. Jeremy L. George to really talk through what it looks like to balance being an artist and being a father in real life. From touring stages to bedtime routines, Dr. George shares how fatherhood has reshaped his understanding of success, sacrifice, and legacy. This episode is...
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- What is Father Figures Pod?
<p>I started Father Figures because I knew I needed community. I knew I couldn't be the only one so I struck out to create the space that I felt was needed. <br><br>This place was started to build community by amplifying honest stories of fatherhood—its struggles, growth, and the presence that still matters—through conversation and storytelling. <br><br>This place was started for all fathers and father figures alike, to broaden the community and bring in all contributors. <br><br>Last this place was started to amplify the counter-narrative around fatherhood disinterest and absence. Not perfection. Presence. <br><br>Follow Us on Social media <br>IG: @father.figurespod</p><p>Threads: @father.figurespod<br>FB: Father.FiguresPod<br><br>Email:info@fathersfiguresmedia.com</p><p><br></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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