REALLY JEWISH with Yair Eldan and Oliver Joseph

REALLY JEWISH S1:E9 - dads raising kids

45 min · 30. apr. 2026
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The conversation delves into the complexities of modern fatherhood, exploring the challenges and nuances of traditional and egalitarian parenting roles. It also highlights the evolving dynamics of fatherhood in different eras and the impact of religious and cultural traditions on parenting practices. Takeaways * Modern fatherhood in 2026 * Challenges of traditional and egalitarian parenting Chapters * 00:00 Exploring Modern Fatherhood * 11:25 Traditional vs. Egalitarian Parenting * 33:09 The Complexity of Fatherhood

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