Father Support Network

In this episode, I react to the recent brazen murder of a 15 year old boy, Kelyan Bokassa who was fatally stabbed on a public bus in London. I highlight the role of the absence of the father and the corrupt care system in this case and similar cases.

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This week’s episode follows up on the previous episode on “why good fathers suffer the most”. This week, I provide tips on how good fathers can win.

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In this episode, I provide 5 reasons why good fathers suffer the most after breakup.

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In this week’s episode, I discuss the importance of having a father in a child’s life especially when the father lives separately from the mother.

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This episode engages with a controversial topic on whether a man and woman can have platonic relationship and if a man should date a woman that maintains friendships with other men that have asked her out but whom she has no romantic interest in.

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In this episode, I provide five things you should or shouldn’t do after breakup, particularly when you have children with your ex.

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in this special episode to celebrate the International Men’s Day 2024, I reflect on the US election 2024, issues of toxic masculinity and positive male role models as I make an argument for the right, happiness and wellbeing of a man being as important as a woman’s.

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In this episode, I challenge the myth of who should have custody of the child after breakup. I argue that a mother having custody of a child does not necessarily guarantee the child a good standard of care. Conversely, a father having custody can be better for the child. The child’s interest supersedes. There is no law that gives automatic right to one parent over the other.

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This episode focuses on what fathers who are alienated from their children should do- fight for their children or abandon their responsibilities towards them!

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In this episode, I react to the emotional outburst from the American RnB superstar Tyrese Gibson in one of his appearances at the Breakfast Club-a Radio Show based in New York. Tyrese argues that men ('black men') cry and vividly demonstrates through his emotional response to questions about his divorce from his ex-wife Samantha Lee and the ongoing child custody battle. Using this as a case study, I explore whether a man should express his emotion and cry.

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