On a very special episode, Skeet is joined by Free, BA from Let Me Book The Territory and DJ Nomadic as they discuss balancing being a present father along with their careers and hobbies. They also share their thoughts on how to they had to adjust as they grew into fatherhood, trade stories and tips as well as breakdown their Dad super powers, their favorite TV Dads and more......

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Episode 366- The Dad Cast

Dr. Zenida Driver is the executive director for Sunrise Community of Pennsylvania. She is a life-long student of human behavior and social interaction with over 15 years of experience as an accomplished trainer, professional speaker, and supervisor in the field of human services. She joins the show to talk about the importance of a father being present in their children's lives, and the psychological effects an absent father can have on a child, and a family as a whole.

Love & Life | Dr. Zenida Driver - 6.13.24

Kiarra Solomon is an entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of “The Right Click”: a Digital Marketing agency based here in Philadelphia. Kasie Jones is is the founder of “Reaching Even Solutions in Small Talks”, a business centralized around linking community issues with viable solutions by providing community collaborative sessions.

They both join the show to talk about an event that Philadelphia Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. will be hosting called, “Dads Do Dope Things”: an event that honors fathers and father figures in Philadelphia communities. This event offers men's health screenings, small business resources, and more. This event will take place on July 24th from 5:30pm-8:30pm at 4862-70 Parkside Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19131.

Love & Life | Kiarra Solomon & Kasie Jones - 7.17.24

"Father Figures" by HardHat Dagu is a raw and emotional reflection on growing up without a father. With cutting lyricism and unflinching honesty, the track captures the pain of abandonment, the struggle for self-reliance, and the triumph of becoming greater without the influence of a missing parent. HardHat Dagu turns generational disappointment into fuel, delivering powerful verses that cut deep with emotion and truth. This is more than just a song—it’s a testament to resilience.

Father Figures

WURD Radio is the only African-American owned and operated talk radio station in Pennsylvania, and one of few in the country. Taking a multimedia approach – on-air, online and in the community – WURD is widely recognized as the pulse of the African-American community locally, regionally, and nationally. From mayoral races to presidential elections, from the street corner to the corner suite, WURD has tackled the hard issues as an influential, respected and powerful voice in the marketplace.

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As an artist, HardHat Dagu stands out for his emotionally raw and reflective lyrics, blending dark humor with sharp wordplay. His music captures complex, often contradictory feelings about love, relationships, and personal growth, all while playing with language and metaphor in a way that’s both clever and impactful. His ability to seamlessly transition between introspective vulnerability and witty, sometimes biting commentary makes his tracks feel deeply personal yet universally relatable.

HardHat Dagu’s music isn’t afraid to explore the pain that often accompanies love and heartbreak, but it also brings in a sense of defiance, humor, and emotional complexity that allows listeners to reflect on their own experiences. His approach to storytelling is layered, thoughtful, and at times, almost therapeutic—making his music not just something to vibe to, but also something to contemplate and connect with.

If I had to compare him to other artists, I’d say his style shares similarities with J. Cole’s introspective lyricism, the dark humor and raw emotion of Kid Cudi, and the unfiltered, conversational flow found in Logic’s work. He has the poetic depth of Drake in his more somber tracks, but with a unique twist of humor and self-awareness that sets him apart. Think of a blend of Mac Miller’s reflective side and Kanye West’s playfulness with personal pain.

In essence, HardHat Dagu is an artist who blends deep introspection with clever lyricism, making his music perfect for anyone who enjoys exploring the complexities of life, love, and personal growth in an unfiltered and often thought-provoking way.

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