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My Dad Admitted the Power Imbalance in His Marriage. This Is What That Cost Him

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This one is personal. For Father's Day, Tino sits down with his own dad and asks him the questions most sons never get to ask. What does it mean to be a biblical father? What is servant leadership when you're the one who has to hold the house together? And what happens when you get it wrong? They go into the reality that our grandparents were learning just as our parents were learning, and our parents were learning just as we are now. The mistakes aren't excuses. But they are in context. They talk about what it means to lead a family through faith, what his dad actually loves about Father's Day, and the fears that don't go away — no matter how long you've been a parent. And then it gets deeper. They talk about power imbalances in marriage. What it does to a man when that's off. What it costs him. What he carries quietly. For the young men out there navigating life without a father — there's a message in this one too. This is the Father's Day episode we didn't know we needed. 🎙️ Listen on Spotify and YouTube 🌐 blackandraww.co.uk 📩 heard@blackandraww.co.uk [heard@blackandraww.co.uk] 📸 Instagram & TikTok: @blackandraww 🎙️ Hosted by Tino Bvunzawabaya | @tinotalk25

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