Calls with Dads, the podcast where two dads from different corners of America come together to discuss a wide array of topics and share their perspectives. Join us as we dive into conversations about parenting, food, and more. E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake will bring their unique insights, experiences, and a touch of humor to these engaging discussions. Whether you're a parent looking for relatable insights or just curious about the conservative perspective, 'Calls with Dads' is the perfect podcast to tune into. So grab a coffee, put your feet up, and enjoy the fatherly wisdom and conservative values these dads have to offer.
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Calls with Dads, the podcast where two dads from different corners of America come together to discuss a wide array of topics and share their perspectives. Join us as we dive into conversations about parenting, food, and more. E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake will bring their unique insights, experiences, and a touch of humor to these engaging discussions. Whether you're a parent looking for relatable insights or just curious about the conservative perspective, 'Calls with Dads' is the perfect podcast to tune into. So grab a coffee, put your feet up, and enjoy the fatherly wisdom and conservative values these dads have to offer.
Forgiveness as a Father: Letting Go Without Losing Yourself
Call With Dads
54 minutes 29 seconds
3 months ago
Forgiveness as a Father: Letting Go Without Losing Yourself
In this heartfelt episode of Call With Dads, the hosts dive into the complex topic of forgiveness in fatherhood. They share personal stories of forgiving family and friends who let them down—one grappling with an absent biological father and a disloyal friend, the other uncovering the truth behind his dad’s absence due to a manipulative family dynamic. The conversation explores the difference between forgiving and forgetting, the power of setting boundaries, and how becoming a dad reshapes perspectives on past hurts. From resentment to release, they discuss how to let go for your own peace while protecting your family, offering relatable insights for every dad navigating these challenges.
Show summary Article: https://callwithdads.com/forgiveness-as-a-father-letting-go-without-losing-yourself/
Guest Spotlight:
No guests this episode—just the raw, real perspectives of our hosts sharing their journeys as dads.
Hosts:
E.a. Maynard: A dad, reflecting on forgiving his biological father and a former friend while focusing on breaking cycles for his family.
Mr. Pancakes: A father who learned the truth about his dad’s efforts to stay connected despite obstacles, sharing how fatherhood shifted his view on forgiveness and boundaries.
Resources Mentioned:
None mentioned in this episode, but check out past Call With Dads episodes for more on fatherhood, values, and community building.
Want to dive deeper? Consider exploring family therapy resources or books on forgiveness to reflect on your own journey.
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Join the Call With Dads community! Follow us on X, Instagram, Linkedin, and facebook for updates, share your own forgiveness stories, or tune in to the next episode. Find us at callwithdads.com to stay connected and level up as a dad.Have a question for the hosts? Drop it below or hit us up via the site!
Call With Dads
Calls with Dads, the podcast where two dads from different corners of America come together to discuss a wide array of topics and share their perspectives. Join us as we dive into conversations about parenting, food, and more. E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake will bring their unique insights, experiences, and a touch of humor to these engaging discussions. Whether you're a parent looking for relatable insights or just curious about the conservative perspective, 'Calls with Dads' is the perfect podcast to tune into. So grab a coffee, put your feet up, and enjoy the fatherly wisdom and conservative values these dads have to offer.
