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Father Figures
Father Figures brings you a monthly dive into the diverse and complex experiences of fathering, in all of its forms and evolutions. Hosted and produced by Steven Amaya for KMUN.Contact Steven at radioranchero@gmail.com with feedback or program ideas.
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Episodes
Father Figures – May 14th, 2024 14.05.2024 29:00
Longtime Astoria resident talks about mixing a career in the Air Force with being a father.
Father Figures – April 9th, 2024 09.04.2024 28:59
“In a visit with Larry Glass, we explore fatherlessness and never wanting to be a father.”
Father Figures – February 13th, 2024 13.02.2024 28:59
A conversation with Peter Thomas Ferrero III about discipline, tough love, and gill netting.
Father Figures – January 9th, 2024 09.01.2024 28:57
A conversation with Rebecca Kraft about gender, personality, and what it’s like when fathers are absent.
Father Figures – December 12th, 2023 13.12.2023 28:49
Steven Amaya speaks with Andrew Morgain
Father Figures – November 14th, 2023 14.11.2023 29:00
Steven Amaya speaks with Tom Jenkins
Father Figures – September 12th, 2023 12.09.2023 28:55
Steven Amaya speaks with Osarch Orak, executive director of LiFEBoat Services in Astoria.
Father Figures – August 8th, 2023 08.08.2023 28:58
In this two-part episode, your host Steven Amaya first speaks with Andrew Morgan again about being a stay-at-home father, one year after their initial interview. Then Steven speaks with Dads at the Astoria Sunday Market on Father’s Day.
Father Figures – July 11th, 2023 11.07.2023 28:58
An interview with Andrew Morgan
Father Figures – June 20th, 2023 20.06.2023 28:59
Host Steven Amaya interviews individuals to dig into the diversity of father figures, and parenting in general. This first episode is an interview with Tessa Scheller.
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