(02:15) - Creative Process
(06:55) - Making Time For Yourself
(11:15) - First Becoming A Dad
(15:00) - Balancing Both Worlds
(22:00) - Gaining Perspective
(26:00) - Dealing With Family Trauma
(31:05) - Operation Exhale
(35:20) - Playing A Game of Dad Libs
(36:58) - Rapid Father Questions
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