
NEW PODCAST from @PAPA🎙️Giving a voice to those impacted by the family court and parental alienation. ❤️♻️
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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In this unfiltered episode of the Papa Family Court Voice Podcast, viral social media creator Emily Cutter joins Mark for a raw discussion about:
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00:00 – Viral opening moments
01:13 – Meet Emily Cutter
02:22 – Why shared parenting ma... more
On April 25th, something powerful is happening in Portsmouth, UK.
The iconic Spinnaker Tower will be lit up in PAPA Teal to raise awareness for parental alienation and the growing movement pushing for family court reform and support for alienated pa... more
In this episode of the PAPA Family Court Voice Podcast, we speak with Stephen Carpenter, the creator behind the upcoming “Love V Law” documentary, about the realities many parents say they experience inside the family court system.
00:00 LOVE V LAW ... more
Is the family court system broken?
In this powerful episode of the Family Court Voice Podcast, Mark sits down again with activist and campaigner Michael Love to discuss the realities of family court, parental alienation, and the growing movement dem... more
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