
“Dad, Can We Talk?”
Podcast by Can We Talk Network
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About “Dad, Can We Talk?”
"Dad, Can We Talk?" was founded by Anthony Ray with the intention of challenging the negative stereotypes surrounding black fatherhood perpetuated by the media. Anthony recognized that fatherhood, in general, was often stigmatized and portrayed in a negative light. In response, he created a platform called Dad, Can We Talk? to showcase the amazing fathers he personally knew. DCWT serves as a space where fathers from all walks of life can share their experiences, uplift each other, and foster a sense of camaraderie.
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140 episodesEpisode 145: Solid Da Barber
Episode 145 had me sitting with my guy Solid Da Barber talking family and fatherhood. Of course we had to talk about his social media antics😆 We had been planning to sit and chop it up for a few months now, we finally got around to doing it. Subscribe to the YouTube channel to check out more conversations.You can also stay tuned at www.dadcanwetalk.com. Appreciate the support✊🏽 #Fatherhood #DadPodcast #ChangingTheNarrative #DadCanWeTalk #FYP #BlackDads #Barbers #Barbershop #Podcast #CanWeTalkNetwork
Episode 144: Greg Gantt
In this episode, I sat down with one of my childhood friends to chop it up about life. He shares his incredible basketball journey, from winning a state championship as a senior in '09, becoming a scoring leader in college, his experience in the NBA G-League, all the way to becoming a professional player in Europe. Follow the podcast @Dadcanwetalk and visit www.dadcanwetalk.com [http://www.dadcanwetalk.com/] #Fatherhood #Podcast #ChangingTheNarrative #DadCanWeTalk
Episode 143: Dr. Bernard WH Jennings
Dr. Jennings shared personal experiences about his father's influence, his own achievements in running and university governance, and his legal work regarding father's rights, including the successful passage of the Good Dad Act in Florida. The conversation concluded with discussions about the positive impact of father involvement in child development, the challenges of balancing work and family life, and the need for legal reforms to protect men's rights in child custody cases.Follow and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube. Listen to this episode and every other episode at www.dadcanwetalk.com
Episode 139: Jasmine Sims
First episode of 2025 finds me sitting with a good friend of mine from high school, Jasmine Sims, MS, LPC. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is currently working on her Ph.D in Counselor Education. She is the 2nd woman to join DCWT as a guest, and I'm glad I invited her because we had a great conversation. We discussed the roles that fathers play in mental health, building trust with our children, trauma informed parenting, signs to look for in struggling children, and much more. Find her Psychology Today at: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/jasmine-sims-lithonia-ga/1352221 Subscribe to DCWT on YouTube and listen to stories from dads from all over the nation! #DadCanWeTalk #Therapy #Fatherhood #ChangingTheNarrative #MentalHealth #Parenting #PsychologyToday
Episode 137: Coach Jit Jordan
In the latest episode of Dad Can We Talk? I pulled up to east Gainesville's TB McPherson park to chop it up with coach Jit Jordan. This was a much anticipated guest, as we've both been attempting to get together for a few months now. In this episode we spoke about his community involvement, raising sons, Outeast Kings organization, and his run in with the law earlier this year.

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