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In this episode of The Show-Up Dad, Stephen L. Meeks and Marcus Meazzo discuss the importance of restoring true manhood and helping men and boys navigate the challenges of manhood in today's society. They emphasize the need for fathers to show up, be present, and make a positive impact in their children's lives. They also address the concerns of women and explain how empowering men benefits women as well. The guests highlight the key challenges young boys face in society, such as extended adolescence, father absence or disengagement, and the lack of clear definitions of manhood. They stress the importance of delighting in children and modeling true masculinity. The conversation focused on the importance of fatherhood and mentorship in shaping boys into men. The speakers emphasized the need for fathers to be present and actively involved in their sons' lives, providing guidance, acceptance, and a sense of belonging. They discussed the power of words and the importance of affirming a boy's character and potential. The concept of mentorship was highlighted as a way to fill the void for boys who don't have a father figure. The speakers shared personal stories and practical steps for fathers to support and empower their sons on their journey to manhood.

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