Oct 20, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 10 segments
In this episode of the Men Need Love Too podcast, Kat Anna sits down with John "Philly" Fletcher, founder and host of the Common Ground Podcast, to discuss parental alienation, emotional abuse in…
Yeah, I feel like everything that has happened through my life has led me to this point.
It's like you go through things in life and you're like, man, why do I need that skill? I learned this skill, but this skill now is benefiting me at age 50 as I started something that I think, you know, I believe can change the world.
And I love what I just read at the end of your bio is that we have so much more in common than what we think divides us.
And it's like if people if we just start talking to each other and having more just human to human conversations, we'll realize we all have the same stories of Heartbreak and betrayal and high school crushes and the same insecurities and the same fears.
Yeah, I feel like growing up most of my life, you know, it's like playing like that sports game, right?
what happens at the end of the sports game, most people come together, they shake hands, they enjoy ourselves.
It's about experiencing life, right? And we've become, we got to play for this side or we got to believe in this thing.
And we've lost touch of who we are as individuals and that, you know, we did, we started this just to have fun and get to know people and
And I think it's all those labels that we have in our society that really separate us, right? Because there's labels with races, with religions, with like status, with jobs, letters after your name.
Yeah, I feel like everything that has happened through my life has led me to this point.
It's like you go through things in life and you're like, man, why do I need that skill? I learned this skill, but this skill now is benefiting me at age 50 as I started something that I think, you know, I believe can change the world.
And I love what I just read at the end of your bio is that we have so much more in common than what we think divides us.
And it's like if people if we just start talking to each other and having more just human to human conversations, we'll realize we all have the same stories of Heartbreak and betrayal and high school crushes and the same insecurities and the same fears.
Yeah, I feel like growing up most of my life, you know, it's like playing like that sports game, right?
what happens at the end of the sports game, most people come together, they shake hands, they enjoy ourselves.
It's about experiencing life, right? And we've become, we got to play for this side or we got to believe in this thing.
And we've lost touch of who we are as individuals and that, you know, we did, we started this just to have fun and get to know people and
And I think it's all those labels that we have in our society that really separate us, right? Because there's labels with races, with religions, with like status, with jobs, letters after your name.
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