Nat Locke: Forget therapy, my dad’s insignificant fibs helped my radio career

On Father’s Day, the author shares endearing anecdotes about their dad, a quintessential farmer known for his humorous lies and remarkable ability to fix anything, which often kept him tinkering instead of relaxing. He enjoys reading spy thrillers, watching military tank videos, and believes no meal is complete without vanilla ice cream, all while still actively farming.

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