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Four black fathers who have become dads again during lockdown & in their late 30's talk everything from fatherhood to football & every dad's dream of their son becoming a footballer. With 2 Liverpool & 2 Arsenal supporters there is bound to be some light hearted banter along the way...

What did you learn from your father? Do you wish you had listened to him more? What if you could ask anything of him now?The four fathers podcast started when four friends, all fathers themselves, started to explore these and other questions. This soon led to other fathers sharing their stories and experiences and the podcast was born.Each episode starts with the same set of basic questions then develops into revealing and sometimes surprising conversations that help us understand ourselves and, in turn, our relationships with our own children.

Things were looking up for Graham Peterson in both his career and his love life at the end of the last book, The Diary of a Hapless Father: Months 0-3, but things were never going to stay sweet in Graham's garden for long. With his proposal to Alison refused and at risk of losing his new job before he even starts, 2013 isn't off to a good start at all. One of the only things keeping poor old Graham going is knowing that the first three terrifying months of his son Charlie's life are behind him.

Four Months...and a Lifetime is the touching true story of a father who coached his son’s basketball team from kindergarten through eighth grade, a remarkable nine-year journey with the same boys. Their final march to the eighth-grade season championship is interspersed with the author’s own journey of falling in love with basketball in early-'70s New York, filled with anecdotes of Dr. J, sneaking into Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium, and playing pickup in Larry Bird’s home state of Indiana.

In Becoming a Father: What New Dads Should Expect & 103 Baby Tips to Survive Your Baby's First Four to Six Months, you'll learn everything an expectant father needs to know when caring for his newborn child during months four through six. This is the sequel to Clayton Geoffreys' first hit book on fatherhood, which covered months one through three.