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		<description>Millions of men are in recovery. Millions of men are fathers. Yet the specific, daily, emotionally demanding work of being a dad in recovery has been largely ignored.Dads in Recovery changes that.Each week, co-hosts Brandon and Cliff sit down with a guest - a father in recovery, an adult child of an addict, or a clinical expert - and go to the places other podcasts don&#039;t. The shame. The amends. The disclosure conversation you&#039;ve been dreading.This is not a show about being the perfect parent. It&#039;s a show about doing the work one day at a time.Let&#039;s make sobriety our superpower.</description>
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	<title>Boundaries with John Hyland</title>
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