The Broken Fathers Podcast, founded by Australian veteran Jared "Purcy" Purcell, provides a platform for fathers to share their struggles, expose flaws in Australia’s outdated Family Court system, and advocate for change.Purcy decided to create a podcast to establish a platform where fathers can feel comfortable to share there horrific experiences about the outdated Family Court system of Australi... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Episode 20
Guest – Vanessa Allen
I sit down with mother of two, she’s also broken daughter who was robbed with a relationship with her father when she was taken to New Zealand when she was only three years old after she found out he... more
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Episode 19
Guest – Chris & Gem Ward
On our upcoming episode of the Broken Fathers Podcast, I sit down with Chris, a 35-year-old father from Tasmania who works in the Federal Government. He'll be joined by his fiancée, Gem Ward, a nu... more
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Episode 18
Guest – Peter Ellis
Tune in to today's Broken Fathers Podcast, where I sit down with Peter, a 36-year-old father from Brisbane who works in construction. Peter's story begins in Liverpool, UK, where he grew up in a hardwo... more
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Episode 17
Guest – Adam Coleman
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Adam Coleman, a 38-year-old father of four from Springfield. Adam, an operations manager, spent 10 years navigating the family court system in two separate cases. Ad... more
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Oh my God, how am I able to get in touch with Purcy? I honestly cannot believe someone out there has the EXACT same story as me. My boy is in Sweden because of the exact same set of circumstances as you set out. I am now going through my second round (Ricer v asplund threshold rules have recently changed)..I went back to get ammended orders. The court told us they want to fully reopen it. So I am very optimistic because she has since been unmasked as a liar..I would really love to connect with y... more
Beautiful episode of Hannah and Todd’s story. Todd you’re a wonderful dad! I can’t wait for the day that young boy turns 16 and can come and see you. I hope we get an update then with a picture of your family off fishing. You’re good people! All the best.
On the last episode the guests were critiquing woman’s appearances and making comments about how rape can’t happen in a marriage… This podcast isn’t helping children. This isn’t child focused. Championing these opinions is dangerous!
These are important and moving conversations, and I feel for good decent men who experience the bias of the system
Purcy thank you for your efforts to get our side of the story in the public domain.
Everyday the courts have the same game being played and the only difference is the characters are different. Same outcome day in day out. Hopefully we can force the system to change in our lifetime and the rules are changed to prevent our grandchildren have to play this game.
The power women have is completely out of control. Fathers are handicapped from the moment this game kicks off and there’s no chance of ... more
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Focusing on the experiences and challenges faced by fathers navigating the Family Court system in Australia, discussions center around personal trials, advocacy for systemic change, and the emotional toll of family separations. Common themes include domestic violence, child welfare, parental alienation, and the complexities of co-parenting. Contributors, including fathers and legal professionals, share personal stories that highlight the failures of the Family Court system and the need for reform. The podcast creates an open space for exploration of sensitive family-related issues, aiming to raise awareness and support for fathers facing similar adversities. It stands out for its raw honesty, offering a platform for unheard voices in a cont... more
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