How do you celebrate Father's Day?

In Australia Father's Day is celebrated on the first Saturday of September. We asked our listeners how they mark this festivity, and discovered that (like in many other celebrations) food is front and centre.

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La diffusione della festa è relativamente recente, ma ha una storia che a seconda del paese si intreccia con religione, cultura, politica e perfino militare Source: Getty Images / jayk7

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