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A Brothers Mind

Two brothers, one mind. A podcast between brothers about mental health, mindset, parenting, business and investing.

Podcast · By A Brother's Mind Podcast · Australian English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
9
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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Can a pro-life activist change my mind? | The Abortion Debate (opens the original)

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    When does a human life truly begin, and why are fathers completely excluded from the abortion debate in Australia? We sit down for an intense, unfiltered conversation exploring the biological, legal, and moral realities of termination. Joined by Elspeth McKellar from the pro-life advocacy group Bird Flip , Heath navigates the extreme edges of this culture war. We dive deep into the medical ethics of late-term procedures under South Australian law, the hospital paradox at 24 weeks, the complexiti

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    The family court battlefield: Should 50/50 shared custody be an automatic right? (opens the original)

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    Separated fathers are forced to spend hundreds of thousands in family court just to see their own kids. We're asking the question, if a dad wants shared care, should 50/50 care be an automatic right? We rip into the family court system, the weaponisation of false accusations and the massive legal bills guys face just to secure half-care. Then there are the handovers, the silent households, the mental health battles and divorce recovery. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Should 50/50 shared custody be an automatic

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Why Men Disappear in Silence: Tradie Culture, Mental Health & Hidden Pressure (opens the original)

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    Behind every tragic statistic is a compounding weight men hide until it completely breaks them. In this episode of A Brothers Mind, we sit down with Gemma Forsythe to unpack the unspoken pressures men face daily and why so many suffer in silence. Gemma shares her unique perspective working inside male-dominated environments, revealing what often goes unnoticed on job sites: the emotional toll of tradie culture, the masks men wear, and why genuine empathy and leadership are urgently needed before

  4. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    High Body Counts: Male Conquest vs Female Judgment (opens the original)

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    Society celebrates a man's promiscuity whilst condemning a woman for the exact same past. We break down the hypocrisy behind modern body counts, social media thirst traps, and adult content. In this episode of A Brothers Mind Podcast, Heath, Luke, and Jordan tackle the uncomfortable reality of sexual double standards in 2026. From whether a partner's sexual history determines their long-term relationship value, to drawing the line on provocative social media posts whilst in a committed relations

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Gender Roles In The Home: Are We Doing It All Right or Wrong? (opens the original)

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    Are you a "provider" if you’re a stay at home dad, or have we just redefined masculinity to fit 2026? Heath, Luke, and Jordan debate if men are losing their edge in the modern home. This isn't a "how-to" parenting guide. It’s a raw look at the minefield of single and step-parenting, the polarising reality of physical discipline, and the modern roles of mums and dads in the home. CHAPTERS: 00:00 The stay-at-home dad stigma and the "provider" role 08:46 The financial reality of dual-income househo

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