The $154 Billion Man: Why Investing in Fathers Is an Economic Imperative w/ Christopher A. Brown
About this episode
The episode discusses the economic implications of father absence in the U.S. and features a conversation with Christopher A. Brown.
What if father absence isn’t just a social issue—but an economic one costing the nation $154 billion a year? Host Kenneth Braswell sits down with Christopher Brown to unpack the data, the policy implications, and the future of responsible fatherhood.
People in this episode
Host: Kenneth Braswell
Guest: Christopher A. Brown
Topics covered
- father absence
- economic impact
- responsible fatherhood
- policy implications
- parenting
Keywords
- father absence
- economic imperative
- investing in fathers
- policy implications
- responsible fatherhood
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: father absence, responsible fatherhood
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