How to raise a great son: Be a good father

In this episode of the King’s Code podcast, Raul catches up with his son, Alejandro, to discuss his first 6 months or so of college. They cover a very wide range of topics, ranging from upcoming boxing and MMA fights to Raul’s feelings on fatherhood to Alejandro’s work ethic at college to rapper Logic’s hit song 1-800-273-8255.

This episode is both wide and deep, as Raul and Alejandro not only cover this wide of topics, but they get real and raw about their respective experiences as father and son. Raul expresses how happy he is to be a father and how proud he is of Alejandro, and he in turn talks about the positive influence that growing up in a loving family that rewards hard work has prepared him for college. Click here to join them for an insightful and heartfelt discussion.

 

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