May I just say it was an absolute privilege to able to watch this conversation. Your Father is warm. honest and a true gentleman and his influence in your own upbringing shines in your children and life.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

❤️ wow, thank you

@bonnieaustin4750

9 ай бұрын

Wonderful

@LoveGrowLiveFree

8 ай бұрын

I second and third this notion!!!

@leonorobrien4163

2 ай бұрын

Couldn’t agree more and Melissa looks like her Dad 😊

Your so lucky to still have your father in your life, enjoy it. He's such a wise man.

@manouarc7756

11 ай бұрын

And He as such a good Spirit & Heart, He's an awesome Man with a big M. U r blessed Mellissa, and of course ur Sister either. Tks, it was the best podcast. From Quebec-Canada

@pennywhitcroft1779

11 ай бұрын

❤🇨🇦

If we had more fathers like yours, we would be living in a better world. What a lovely, inspirational man.

@karenrothery5696

10 ай бұрын

A M E N ! ! !

Such a great father I can see why Melissa is the person she is he built such a strong foundation. He is so right on guidance "Those who spare the rod hate their children, but those who love them are diligent to discipline them." the rod is speaking of a Sheppard and how they use their staffs to guide the sheep so they go in the right direction, guidance love and protection is a parent job.

People need to talk to the people who offend them. You cannot learn without communicating.

I was one of those 20 someone's who dug in hard on my life. I lost 8 friends in my high school years to accidents, drug overdoses, suicide, and carbon monoxide poisoning and those events made me take life very seriously. I started working part-time in my family business at age 13. I finished high school and started college at age 17 graduating with an associate degree at 18. I worked various jobs until age 22 when i joined the company where I would develop my 40+ year career. I think i understood young that my purpose in life was in all things to give God credit. Life really does go by quickly.

What a WONDERFUL Father/Daughter conversation!! He is a very wise man.

This looks interesting when you find out parents knew a lot when you think they didn't-Melissa-you are grounded :)

Pop passed 54 years ago, when I was still young. I envy your ability, as an adult, to have this conversation. Yet, take joy that you can have it, all at the same time. Your's is the first Podcast I've made it all the way through in one sitting. Thank you both for keeping it real. Thank you for sharing this with us all. Blessings 🙏👍😊🤗👏

Excellent podcast with two brilliant minds and warm loving hearts. Blessings and Shalom Shalom to both of you. ❤❤❤❤❤

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Same to you!

@karenrothery5696

10 ай бұрын

Well said!

Melissa dad's seems to be an individual who is well read and rather intelligent and his memory is pretty sharp for a man of 74 years young. Good that you could have an open conversation with your dad before he departs this life.

@lindathompson4770

11 ай бұрын

You're funny... you must still be young. 74 is not really that old unless you let it be. Just wait!! 🤩

Love this 😍, we should all record memories with our parents while we have them with us ❤

@RLTNSPDEMA

11 ай бұрын

I wish we had recorded things that my Dad had told us!

An awesome exchange with your Dad... Thanks for sharing!! 👍🐺🧙‍♂️🦊🤙

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@greywolfwalking6359

11 ай бұрын

@@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast U R WELCOME...fun time with Dad!! Always a good thing!!! 🐺🧙‍♂️🦊

@patriciabahr2308

11 ай бұрын

Very interesting, thought provoking and heartfelt. These are the first podcasts I have seen and I love them sometimes you have to stop and gather your thoughts and purposes for life to appreciate everything around you. It’s hard to believe that I have a fifty year old son, 47 year old and 42 year old sons and my Baby girl is 42. And they all are awesome family oriented caring people.

You mentioned wanting your dtr. to be happy yet wanting her to use here God given talents. We witnessed our child struggle with what they thought was our expectations of their future. Depression took them over without us realizing it! Years into college, they let us know that they did not feel they could meet our expectations. It was heart wrenching to us that they felt they would be disappointing us if they followed their hearts instead of what they thought we expected. It was a tearful evening for all of us, and a relief for them!

Your father is a wise gentleman. My father brutally crushed his kid's spirits; just as his father did to him. When I came to Jehovah God at the age of 24, my spirit was renewed and reinvigorated. Jehovah God is the great refresher and healer. Your dad raised his kids as I raised my daughter. My daughter is early 40's now, is joyous, a Spirit-filled child of Jehovah God, happily married, mother of two children and a very successful lawyer. She greatly enjoys her life and gets joy out of many things. Her children are wonderfully joyous. Jehovah God wants His children to enjoy their time on the earth that He created for us. Life is so precious and enjoyable when we follow Jehovah God's commandments. as best we can. - One of the King's kids

@maryjemison1101

11 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Amazing!

@marystrenke3050

9 ай бұрын

Same here, I found my heavenly Father, Jehovah God in my 20's. Still took decades to really learn to love myself. My parents were not evil, just damaged, the congregation convinced me at age 58 that I am not "less than" others.

Wow, I can see where you get your reflective insight and excellent communication skills have come from! Melissa this was fantastic podcast!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

What a great dad you have! Such a wonderful perspective he has on rearing his children. You are very lucky to still have him in your life!

I have fallen in love with your dad. I could sit and listen to him for hours. Love ❤️

Melissa, you really need to get your dad set up at his home and all three of you do split screen podcasts with him more often as a guest. He would love it and so would your listeners. He has such a soothing voice and seems so knowledgeable on many topics, has great advice and seems such a sweetheart. I can see why you had such a great childhood and are a great parent. You learned from a man most would be proud to have had a father like your dad. My husband and I enjoy your videos and now your podcasts. Keep up the good work! ❤❤❤

You have a wise father. In many ways, he sounds like my husband and I. We always told our two children why we said "NO",this would drive my family crazy. But we thought we needed to show our children that "NO" wasn't because we just wanted to say NO but that there were reasons,whether it was a safety issue or wasn't age appropriate. We allowed them to have a voice, share their feelings, or ask questions. Our daughter was an old soul. At the age of five, she could have an adult conversation that left the adults shaking their heads. My hubby is always telling our grandkids about their high school friends won't always be their friends. It's just a season in life. Very refreshing to see you two chat!

Melissa, I so enjoyed this podcast with your Dad! Please do have your Mom on as a guest also!

Next year I turn 80 and I love your DAD and he raised a great family, I also love the podcasts I watched from day one. Keep up the good work. God's Speed Biz.

Really does show that there is good father’s in this world you are truly blessed.

WOW! What an amazing Podcast. I absolutely enjoyed listening to you and your Dad talk. What a wonderful Man. He is so soft spoken and wise. Please have him back. Thank you, Melissa, for sharing his insights and wisdom. ❤❤

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Talking about driving, when my kids and granddaughter were learning to drive, I repeated frequently that drive like everyone else is crazy and don't know how to drive.

Boys will not tell you how they feel just face to face but if you go do something they like they talk your leg off. With my oldest son it was shooting hoops and with my youngest it was video games. They are older now and still talking to me about everything.

Love this interaction, wish l had this with my parents.

THIS IS THE BEST PODCAST I’VE HEARD IN A LONG TIME❗️Your very lucky to have him as a father ❗️

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊 💓

Motherhood is extraordinary

I'm loving this, I hope you & Jeremy have all your parents and siblings on the podcast, hearing stories from your past and lessons you were taught is so interesting, I've smiled so much during this podcast and being a grandmother trying to raise 6 grandchildren on my own , your Dad is really making me think about things in a different way.

@sherrymurphy-kleine4592

11 ай бұрын

You, ma'am, are awesome!! I am 72, and have raised grandchildren also, but not 6 at one time!! I salute you!!

You and Jeremy always have a great podcast. I look forward to this each week!

LOL..... I had to laugh when your dad was talking about the ear buds and how he wears them to bed listening to podcasts all night....hahaha. I do the same thing. It helps me sleep. Sometimes I miss a lot of the podcasts and sometimes even rewind.

Commenting from my husband’s account… I ❤ this! It makes me nostalgic and so wishing my daddy was still here so I could do the same thing. Awesome conversation!!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Love that!

your dad has a calming presence and your so lucky to still have him and he is like a history for your children to learn from.

LOVE THESE LIVE POD CAST --TRUE FEELINGS 🥰🥰

I love your dads calmness and wisdom. Take every moment and receive his advice. Give him the chance to install his wisdom to your chillaren. ❤

You Dad is awesome, and he raised his little girls right! I lost my father 23 years ago. It was a blessing to listen to you both. ❤

@TLM52

11 ай бұрын

Melissa we can see where you got that Story telling narrative from and to still have your Parents in your life and on your Podcast 🇺🇸🙏🏻💯🌹🇺🇸🙏🏻💯🌹🇺🇸🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦Superb Content with your Father and Inspiring Words from the both of you ✅💯🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸Watching from Regina Saskatchewan 🇨🇦

I love this! Your Dad is so easy to listen to. As far as Neveah having so many talents. Think of how she will use her talents to instill those into her children. And THAT is extraordinary. She has looked at your talents and has reaped the benefits of those talents that she wants to repeat that in her own life. That makes you extraordinary too. ❤️

Absolutely loved the conversation with your dad! My dad is gone, but it brought back so many memories. Love your family!❤

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Melissa, you are so blessed to still have a wonderful Father to have these talks with. May you both be blessed with many, many more. Enjoyed watching and listening.

God bless you and your dad, I always wanted my parents love and you struck gold with your dad.

Took two days for me to listen, because life (I homeschool too), but I kept this open because I knew it would be a good one. Your dad reminds me so much of a college professor that I had. The end was probably my favorite part and brought on so many emotions. Things are incredibly tough right now and there are so many people who just don't want to listen. They don't want to look, they don't want to listen, they just want to hold on to what they think is truth, when sadly, it's not. Keep doing what you're doing and thanks to your Dad for his wise words. I needed that today.

My dad was wonderful, but to everyone else not us. He thought we already knew. he was 96 me 65 before we had an adult conversation. he died months later. love him so much, you are so lucky to be able to talk with your family.

What a blessing to be able to have such great conversation with your dad! After raising 3 boys, you realize that boys go through an emotional time during puberty as well. What made a huge difference in our family was to find out each one's "love language "

What I love best about watching your channel is that you & Jeremy keep the dialog so real.. totally unpretentious. Keep the vids coming..have enjoyed sharing your journey.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

You are so right- the way people think to raise kids is ridiculous- children need to be helped and taught. Now days they can’t study or think because parents can be so irresponsible. What a great father!!!

Love your dad's sense of humor.

Your father is so facinating. Good interview.

I love your dad! He's cool and smart. Happy birthday to all 3 of you and hope you all enjoy the family time. See you all Saturday!

Such a wise man!! Sure wish I could have had his wisdom when raising my sons.

It's funny how I see you like my kids. They thought they were getting away with something, but they didn't realize that I did a lot more than they did. I knew what they did. Now that they are grown, they are amazed that we knew what they did. Especially my daughter who is 25 now.

Your father is a God send. This was inspirational to watch. Not much younger than him with three daughters and an oldest son. Y’all are right you raise each differently. I look back and made lots of mistakes but if you ask them they will say different. Your father seems to not have those regrets which speaks volumes to how well you yourself come across. Even your extended family is wonderful to listen too. Great guest and so glad he agreed!

I would have loved your dad when I was young. I always enjoyed talking with adults when I was a child. I’m sure I would have also tried to say something controversial just to provoke a long discussion, lol. Great podcast today!

Your so lucky that your dad was so involved in your childhood!

Thank you for sharing your beautiful connection. I feel your love & support for each other. 💕💕💕

What a fun vlog! You were lucky to have a father who cared and believed in you as you grew up. I wish mine was like that. He was a salesman for a major chemical company and was on the road for days/weeks on end. His work ethic, I suppose, rubbed off on me as I had a successful career with the same company for 39 years and am now happily retired.

I watched this and remembered my conversations with my Dad. He passed 2 years ago and your Dad reminded me of my Dad. You’re so blessed to have this recorded. I would love to hear from you and your Dad again. This one is one of my favorites. Stay Blessed.❤️⚓️❤️

Fantastic job on the podcast Melissa , and you guest was a wow factor too. What a childhood you and your sister must have had and how you took that forward to what you both are doing today has to be gratifing to your parents, especially your father. Thank you both so much got sharing with us. Fred.

I totally enjoy listening in on your talk with your dad.. how blessed you are to have him for a dad. Explains why you are who you are.❤

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

@robynfletcher0801

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely ❤

Look at all your gifts and extraordinary abilities. Write them down....then look at all you've given and look how you bless your kids with your gifts.

Your dad is so dang cute. what a awesome dad, I grew up with out my dad ,so I think you're so fortunate .💜

It's so true the most important thing a parent can teach a child is how to make good decisions for themselves. SO many today just can't decide on anything and it's maddening.

Your fortunate to have parents. That parents sit and talk to you, as another Person with sincere Honesty.

So awesome you had THAT Dad when you were growing up. He is amazing! He needs to come back on often. I could listen to him a ton. Very smart, very wise. Yes....I hope we can all be friends again one day. Sooner than later. I hope all the birthday peeps had an amazing celebration!

GSL podcast I really enjoyed this podcast. I like the relationship you and your father.I like the way your father taught you and your sister about business. The podcast was excellent. God bless your family.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

The concept of encouraging a child to be happy, is so important. I remember my child questioning why I never stressed at report card time like many in his class. I said, "It is important to make good grades, but it is more important to me, that you are good people." I cherish the fact that this was our focus. My children are happy adults today AND they are good people in their community!

Really enjoyed watching this podcast with your Dad.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening

What a WONDERFUL father you have!!!!!!!

Ive always adored your father. Im sure now in your life you realize the gift he is.❤

My mother in law said" you can't put a old head on young shoulders. And it makes since. ❤ seeing you and your dad talking and getting along, you are lucky to have your dad. ❤

Thank you for sharing your family and the wisdom.💜🍷

This is an AmAziNg dynamic to see. Thank you! God bless you and yours from South Africa.

I use to talk with my dad like this. Miss him now, he lived to be 89. So enjoyable seeing you share with yours.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

❤️

Sending a warm hug to your Awesome DAD! 🤗

I love your Dad and he is so intelligent. Enjoyed this so much. You are a lucky woman to have such a loving Dad.

That has to be the best Podcast I’ve listened to so enlightening. So much material to digest. Thank you young lady it means a lot you are doing so well. You’ve brought a ray of sunshine and hope to a 76 year old who hasn’t much hope left in her heart. You’re on the right track congratulations. 🥰🤗

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

❤️

I wish I had a father like yours growing up; at 10, my father walked out on his family of eight kids and a wife who didn't work. Wonderful talk. I loved it.

What great dad u have. He puts my parenting skillls to shame for sure. Thanks for sharing him with us! Please don't let him b a stranger to your podcast!

Excellent, fascinating conversation! Thank you GSL

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

I love how your Dad viewed child rearing. What a smart man.

I absolutely loved this podcast. This the first time seeing your dad! I am so blessed to still have mine as well. My sons (now 40 & 37) would always use the "so and so parents are letting them" and I would say "well so and so is not my child". your relationship with your dad is so much like mine and my dads. Thank you so much for sharing precious dad with us!!!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

That is awesome!

Absolutely loved this interview with your dad. His insights to life’s problems for his children and how to solve them was so impressive. Had me laughing out loud at times and that ment a lot for me. Thank you for bring on your dad and the super cool interview. Love and God bless.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is very interesting listening to your dad. Makes me wish I had listened to my dad more.

What touched my ❤ the most was your gratitude toward your father. Mine is gone. So, tell your father's how grateful your are toward ALL THE KNOWLEDGE THEY GAVE.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely!!

Melissa you were so very very blessed to have this man as your father. I believe, with my whole heart, that your Father needs to do a TED Talk Master Class on his parenting style.

That was fun!! You have a very special Dad... He really cares!

Love the conversation between you and your dad❤❤❤👏🏽👏🏽💪🏾💪🏾👍👍🏠🏡

I enjoyed this conversation immensely! What a treasure you have created for your kids.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Listening to you and your dad chat, reminds me of those times I did the same with my dad, and how I loved those moments. There is so much to learn from your parents. Makes me wish I had more opportunities to have had these kinds of chats with my patents, but they are both passed now.

Loved this!! My 2 daughters are 34 & 32 respectively, and I am lucky enough to enjoy a close relationship with both of them as well. It is so nice to get on the phone and always having something to talk about. Your parents did an amazing job raising you Melissa. Thank you for introducing us to your father and sharing some of your childhood with us. As always, sending love from our acreage to yours.

Your dad is brilliant, love his passion for his family!

Loved listening 💕

So wonderful to see you and your father in great conversations. I lost both my parents in my 40s. My Dad was a hard working man of few words, raising 3 daughters before a son, but when he had something to say, it was usually some kind of life lesson. Mom was the nurturing kind, as mothers are, but worked hard in a factory after my brother was born. I truly wish I could have had more adult conversations with them. You are fortunate to still have your parents to talk to. Something they did instill in us was the importance of faith, family, hard work along with doing fun stuff, keeping that balance. I think as parents we have the role of being what you want your children to become, plus encouraging them to be more than us. The world is changing so fast, sometimes I think we need to pause and ask if it's really for the better, or are somethings better just the way they are.

Only 5 mins into listening and it is soooo entertaining! I can see how Melissa has become the intelligent, confident sensitive woman that she is and has met her soul mate in Jeremy! AND her father is adorable! Loving the Podcast!!😊

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Love getting to know your Father. He is an amazing man and has raised 2 amazing daughters! God Bless you all.

Awesome relationship with your Father!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

Very interesting dialogue...I am 76, I kinda relate to your dad.

Your Father's parenting wisdom is beyond measure. This episode reminds me of my priceless conversations with my dad. Mahalo.

How awesome ❤ what a great beautiful father you have!

OMG What a beautiful conversation! You are extremely lucky to have such a wise and wonderful father! I couldn't help but think of my father while listening. That fact that your dad took time to take you to the hot tub (great story) and pick you up from school on short days and take you places (court) is so great! He was always teaching and involved enough to know your friends. A wise, loving and available father is a Godsend for sure!