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Happy Father’s Day

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Hope your kids have given you a lie-in, brought you a cup of tea or a hand-made card and you are relaxing today.

Listen in as Ian Soars, chats with Sir Michael Wallace, founder of Kickoff@3 and Elliot Rae, Music, Football, Fatherhood talk about some tricky Dad myths. Do Dads only cry at football matches? Can we multi-task? Do Dads dance? To find the answers listen below…

Happy Fathers Day from the Dad.info team.

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