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PAPA | Family Court Voice

PAPA | Family Court Voice
Family Court
Parental Alienation
Mental Health
Domestic Abuse
Papa
Divorce
APPG On Family Separation
Cafcass
Shared Parenting
Pathfinder Pilot Courts
Co-Parenting
Portsmouth
Harmony Coaching
Kafka's Social Services
Social Media
Empathy / Mental Health
England and Wales
Spinnaker Tower
PAPA (people Against Parental Alienation)
Transparency In Family Court

NEW PODCAST from @PAPA🎙️Giving a voice to those impacted by the family court and parental alienation. ❤️♻️

www.papaorg.co.uk

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In this honest and grounding conversation, divorce coach, author, yoga teacher, and wellbeing advocate Gabs Brown joins the podcast to discuss the realities of separation, co-parenting, family court, dating after divorce, and rebuilding your life aft... more

What happens when a leading psychology professor discovers he personally lived through parental alienation as a child?

In this educational and emotional episode of the PAPA Family Court Voice Podcast, Mark sits down with Professor Ben Hine — one of ... more

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

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Gabs Brown
Yoga and meditation teacher, divorce coach and published author
Harper Collins (book publication)
Episode: CO-PARENTING AFTER DIVORCE: The Good, the Bad & The Hilarious | Gabs Brown
Ben Hine
Professor of Applied Psychology, University of West London; domestic abuse and family breakdown expert; co-founder of Men and Boys Coalition; author
University of West London
Episode: The Psychology of PARENTAL ALIENATION Explained | Prof Ben Hine
Emily Cutter
Viral social media figure focusing on family court and parental alienation
Independent influencer / advocate
Episode: The Truth About Co-Parenting Nobody Wants to Say Out Loud | Emily Cutter
Simon Cobb
Campaigner for Parental Alienation Awareness Day and founder/representative of PAPA
PAPA | Family Court Voice
Episode: This Event Could CHANGE EVERYTHING | Parental Alienation Awareness Day | Simon Cobb
Stephen Carpenter
Filmmaker behind the Love V Law documentary
Episode: LOVE V LAW Documentary | The Family Court Scandal | Stephen Carpenter Interview
Mark Ludwig
Executive Director, National Council for Equal Shared Parenting (NCESP); long-time advocate for shared parenting reform
National Council for Equal Shared Parenting (NCESP)
Episode: Why FAMILY COURTS ARE FAILING Parents & Children | Mark Ludwig Interview
Melanie Gill
Attachment specialist, psychologist, and forensic consultant
Independent practitioner
Episode: The COORDINATED ATTACK on Parental Alienation Experts | Melanie Gill
David Pisarra
US family law attorney, father's rights advocate for men's family law, author, podcaster, social media influencer
Private practice / Dad's Law School
Episode: Family Court & Parental Alienation | David Pisarra (Dads Law School)
Robert Garza
Parent and advocate behind Time Taken Back and the Texas SB 718 rollout; director for Americans for Judicial Accountability
Americans for Judicial Accountability; Time Taken Back; Parental Alienation Study Group
Episode: Robert Garza: They Weaponized the Courts Against Me

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Host guiding discussions and interviews focused on family court reform and parental alienation.

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Michael Love: Walking the Coast for Family Court Reform
Q: What are your near-term plans to push for real change beyond speaking engagements?
Continue building Project Travis, expand information campaigns (outreach outside court buildings, partnerships with media and documentary projects), and leverage social media to organize thought leaders and actionable steps that can drive policy development and accountability.
Michael Love: Walking the Coast for Family Court Reform
Q: Why did protests and petitions not produce the changes you hoped for, and what's your alternative approach?
Petitions rarely trigger change unless aligned with Parliament's broader agenda; protests without accompanying actions lose momentum. The alternative is to distribute information bundles outside courts, include key reports like the APPG findings, and mobilize through social media to build sustained momentum for reform.
Michael Love: Walking the Coast for Family Court Reform
Q: Tell us about the main outcomes you found in the APPG report and what they imply for reform.
The APPG report confirms that the family court system is adversarial, outdated, and overly profit-driven, and it recommends a shift toward equal shared custody with a focus on trauma-informed practices, independent oversight, and streamlined processes.
Jared Whitaker: Abuse Men Rarely Talk About
Q: Where can people find you and your work?
You can find me on all social media under my name, and my books are available on major retailers like Amazon and Waterstones; a simple search for Jared Whitaker books will surface everything.
Jared Whitaker: Abuse Men Rarely Talk About
Q: If you were to describe the family court in three words, what would they be?
Useless, inept, corrupt.

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This show centers on family court dynamics, parental alienation, and custody reform, featuring voices from researchers, practitioners, and affected families. Episodes frequently explore co-parenting challenges, mental health impacts, and the social and political dimensions of family law, often through personal stories and advocacy campaigns. A distinctive through-line is a push for transparency, accountability, and policy change to better protect children and ensure fairer outcomes, with guests ranging from clinicians and academics to parents and reform activists. Listeners can expect candid discussions about court processes, media narratives, and practical guidance for navigating or influencing family-law systems, along with calls for syst... more

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