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The KTD Dad Collection
Submitted by KTD on August 6, 2012 - 12:52pm
DADS HAVE BEEN the focus on Kids These Days! quite a few times. We know that the importance of fathers means a lot to our listeners because one of our most popular shows ever was all about dads. Here, we've gathered all the shows, stories and posts that focus on fathers in one neat list for your browsing pleasure.
FROM THE RADIO:
- Show 21: Dads These Days!
- Show 81: Fathers Then & Now
- Alaska's "Fatherhood Movement"
- Dads on TV Through the Ages
- Fathers on the Importance of Rites of Passage for Their Sons
- Interview with Good Men Project
- Adoptive Dads & Moms Share Their Stories
- Does Equally-Shared Parenting Equal More Intimacy?
- We Ask Teen Boys About Manhood/Fatherhood
- Reinventing Adult Relationships with Dad & Mom
FROM THE WEBSITE:
- Daddy Dynamic, original KTD blog by Chris Paoli
- Capitol Letters, original KTD blog by Steve SueWing
- The Kids Are Alright (or Adjusting to Being a Stay-at-Home Dad)
- 9 Thoughtful Father's Day Gifts
- A Dad's POV on Postpartum Depression
- Jokes Are Great, But Let's Hear Some Real Dad Stories
- The Alaskan Dad
- 5 Great Reads for Dads These Days
- Book Review: The Daddy Shift
- Healing, Hawaii & Swimming with Dad
- Lessons Learned While Hiking with Dad
- Advice From a Father-Stranger & Making Dad-Friends
Show 81 Excerpt - Dads on TV Through the Ages
Submitted by KTD on June 13, 2012 - 12:59pm
All images from Wikipedia
SINCE THE 1950's we've seen all kinds of dads on television. Good dads like Cliff Huxtable, Mr. Cleaver, Dan Conner or Mitch, Cam and Phil on Modern Family... and we've seen terrible dads, too - Al Bundy, Archie Bunker and Homer Simpson. Good or bad, these characters have helped to define what the American Father looks like, acts like and how he treats his family. Those who study the influence of pop culture say that it does matter how dad is portrayed in the media - and for a very good reason.
KTD producer Sarah Gonzales spoke with the National Fatherhood Initiative's Vincent DiCaro to learn more about why we should care how Pop is portrayed in pop culture...
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