The Peter Pan Patriarch
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The Peter Pan Patriarch
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About this listen
Is the modern family crisis a result of economic shifts, or a fundamental failure of character?
In this episode, we take a hard look at the generational decline of paternal accountability in America. We explore a startling shift: how the "clandestine yet provided-for" families of previous eras have been replaced by a contemporary trend of multiple households marked by emotional and financial neglect.
We dive deep into the specific critique of the "1970s generation"—individuals accused of prioritizing their own pursuit of prolonged youth over the essential duty of mentoring the next generation. While we acknowledge the undeniable role of economic hardship, we center the conversation on the missing ingredients of personal discipline and self-correction.
This isn't just a critique of the culture; it’s a call for a return to individual agency. Join us as we discuss how the solution to a national crisis begins with the choices made behind closed doors.
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