Fatherhood has a way of revealing everything you’ve been running from.

In this powerful and deeply grounded conversation, actor-turned-entrepreneur Cameron Moulene shares what it meant to become a father while facing addiction, uncertainty, and the responsibility of raising a neurodivergent child — a moment that quietly redirected his entire life.

We talk about choosing sobriety when the story stops being about you, the quiet grief and unexpected beauty of parenting a child on the autism spectrum, and why breaking generational cycles doesn’t happen through perfection — it happens through presence.

From there, Cameron opens up about leaving acting, confronting male loneliness and mental health, and building Augi Health, a mission-driven company using AI and data to help families better navigate a healthcare system that often fails them. What began as personal survival became a larger commitment to community, access, and accountability.

This episode is for fathers trying to show up differently, parents navigating a diagnosis they never expected, and anyone choosing recovery not just for themselves — but for the life watching them.

A conversation about legacy, sobriety, innovation, and becoming safe.

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