Kemuel Santana and Jason Palmer
The Fatherhood Forum
A podcast where fathers share their real-life journeys—the highs, the lows, and everything in between. We talk about fatherhood, family, and the lessons learned along the way—and we also hear from partners, because every perspective shapes the journey. This is a forum for honest conversations, shared experiences, and a community where every story helps us grow, learn, and adds to the bigger picture of parenthood. Hosted by Kemuel Santana and Jason Palmer
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Kemuel Santana and Jason Palmer
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Oct 23, 2025
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Episodes
Episode 3 - The Empty Nester 23.10.2025 1:05:17
Bob opens up about the joys and challenges of parenting grown kids, the importance of presence, and the lessons gratitude has taught him. From family traditions to maintaining strong connections across distances, he shares wisdom for navigating the empty nest with love and intentionality.
Episode 2 - Raising Confidence and Breaking Stigma's 08.09.2025 58:06
In this episode of The Fatherhood Forum , we’re joined by Zac, a dedicated dad of two, as we dive deep into the realities of modern fatherhood. Zac shares his journey of discovering what it truly means to be a father, personal growth, and building confidence in his kids, while breaking stigmas around what it means to be a man.
Episode 1 - A New Father's Experience 18.08.2025 51:25
In our very first episode, in an interview style episode, longtime friends and first-time dads Kemuel and Jason share their journeys into fatherhood. From welcoming baby Maya to preparing for baby Nyla, talk about the excitement, fears, and lessons that come with this new season. The Fatherhood Forum is about creating space for dads to grow, laugh, and learn together.
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