Candice Horbacz's video: 28 Greg Ellis- Fighting Pirates to Fighting for Fatherhood

Greg Ellis (@Greg Ellis ) made a splash with his role in Pirates of the Caribbean and now is a powerful voice fighting for fatherhood and exposing the corruption of the divorce courts. Follow Greg https://twitter.com/ellisgreg and check out his youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDHSukTkKie2KJuBHkFLnag And stay up to date on his upcoming projects https://www.realgregellis.com/ Support the podcast https://www.chattingwithcandice.com/ [2:53] “Abuse has no gender,” “Depp Heads,” smashing father figures [4:22] Candice’s point of view about abuse coming from an abused background [7:58] how Greg got started making content for men’s rights advocacy and promoting gender equity [10:50] evaluating calls to disrupt the nuclear clear family [14:28] “tomorrow I vow to make better mistakes” 1% improvements every day and [17:10] the devaluation of men and its effect on academic curriculum [20:40] “there was an over correction” in academia [21:07] Looking for what a school offers for your kids [23:59] Books makes sense of our reality [34:00] - Channeling testosterone and the results on being destructive vs constructive, the judicial system’s effect on men’s parental rights, “the great awokening” of the 2010’s. [41:10] Paternity Laws illustrate Western ambivalence to the importance of fatherhood [47:58] “Beyond Win-Win”, presumption of innocence in family law [53:36] “The Body Keeps Score” discussion, stressors and traumas can show up as physical health ailments, epigenetics and stressors like war [59:06] Divorce rates, domestic abuse allegations, societal devices, weaponization of the judiciary [1:05:01] taking purpose away from women, monogamy and female nurturing is innate, women in business discussion [1:12:07] little parenting moments, suffering from divorce, do the internal work so that when volatility happens you can act with grace [1:16:45] wrap up and announcements