On this episode we have on Quentin Hafner from Black Belt Husbands. Quentin is a a licensed therapist based out of California. We talked about his time in Nashville and moving back to California, taking risk as an adult, committing to decisions, his love of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and how he incorporates that into his practice, letting men know how therapy helps them, how men can be more present for their family, the endless journey of self discovery. Make sure to follow Quentin’s ins...
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On this episode we have on Quentin Hafner from Black Belt Husbands. Quentin is a a licensed therapist based out of California. We talked about his time in Nashville and moving back to California, taking risk as an adult, committing to decisions, his love of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and how he incorporates that into his practice, letting men know how therapy helps them, how men can be more present for their family, the endless journey of self discovery. Make sure to follow Quentin’s ins...
Episode 169 | Producer and Musician Jim Roach of Go Banana Go!
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Episode 169 | Producer and Musician Jim Roach of Go Banana Go!
On this episode we have on musician and producer Jim Roach from Go Banana Go We talked about being a homebody, having wives that encourage us to get out of the house more, getting comfortable with saying no, his kids getting more into sports, differences between living in California and Tennessee, living away from family, date nights, how he got involved with comedy, making Go Banana Go’s new album Slippery When peeled, and how the band energized Jim’s creativity. Send us a text ...
The Imperfect Dads Podcast
On this episode we have on Quentin Hafner from Black Belt Husbands. Quentin is a a licensed therapist based out of California. We talked about his time in Nashville and moving back to California, taking risk as an adult, committing to decisions, his love of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and how he incorporates that into his practice, letting men know how therapy helps them, how men can be more present for their family, the endless journey of self discovery. Make sure to follow Quentin’s ins...
