There is always something we can do. Many families are torn apart by false allegations of abuse in family courts. Our family is fortunate to have a different story.

In this episode, Malek Jabari checks in with me about what I am doing to affirm the cultural and spiritual traditions of our family on Father Time in America.

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This week on Father Time in America we affirm all rights, and do not waive any of our rights. This is the story of a recent win in family court. It is possible. Fiction and hearsay are no match for love and logic. I knew it was true before. Now we have proof of concept. Thanks to Malek Jabari for joining me to celebrate.

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There is always something we can do. Would you like to know what's true? Well it's alright. This week we only have time to sing a song because what matters most is recognizing the spirit of Love that leads to the City of the Soul where the verbs and virtues of our ancestors are carried like water from the well-being of the family hero in our children, the spiritual heartbeat of humanity.

"Would you like to come along? And you could help me sing this song...." One of my favorite Talking Heads songs.

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Father and founder of Mighty Daughters, Malek Jabari joins me, Nathan Johnston-Chiszar, the Reverend Dr. Jam on Father Time in America. We discuss the Fatherhood Toolbox, which is a key component of Malek's coaching program to help every father do what they can to make a huge difference in how they show up for their child every day, every week, and live their best life!

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This is the origin story of Mighty Daughters. Malek Jabari discusses how he was led to create a community that helps fathers meet their daughter's emotional needs after learning of how fathers are responsible to be the solution to the problem of human trafficking in our world today.

We discuss the inspiration behind Mighty Daughters, and a path forward for dads who want to give their daughters everything they need to grow into women who know, and know that they know they are powerful, strong, and capable of overcoming any challenge they may face in life.

Join us for an idea of what anyone can do to prepare the way for future generations.

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Father Time in America went live with Malek Jabari, a Canadian dad who has formed a community for dads raising mighty daughters. Whether you are a dad of a daughter or the child born from a mother who is the mighty daughter of someone else - join us for a preview of things to come!

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Singing "I Know What I Know" from Graceland by Paul Simon. It's the least I could do.

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Introducing a few ideas about developing Common Sense, with some interspersed verses of "Proof" from Paul Simon's Rhythm of the Saints.

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