The Divorced Dadvocate: Strategic Defense for Fathers
Sep 21, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 12 segments
Every 13 minutes, a man in the United States dies by suicide — and divorced men sit in one of the highest-risk lanes of all. That statistic is hard to hold, but on The Divorced Dadvocate, we refuse to…
Jude SandvallHost
Baruch HaLeviGuest
And that's literally about how long it's taken you to find this episode, hit play, and settle in.

And in that time it takes to do that somewhere in America, a man decided the pain he was carrying was heavier than the reasons he had to keep going.


And this is a public health crisis hiding in plain sight, dressed up as he's just going through a rough patch or he'll bounce back.

And I talk to dads every single week who are in that rough patch, guys who lost their house, their kids, their sense of who they are all in the same three to six month window.

And not because they don't have people in their life, but because they don't have the right people in their lives.

Men who've been in the room with the same kind of pain and know exactly what it costs to carry it alone.

As a rabbi, as an executive coach, a trained logotherapist, and now as a founder of a movement built entirely around getting men out of isolation and into rooms with other men who will actually hold them accountable to staying alive and staying whole.

His own family story is the reason this work exists at all, and we're going to get into that.

And that's literally about how long it's taken you to find this episode, hit play, and settle in.

And in that time it takes to do that somewhere in America, a man decided the pain he was carrying was heavier than the reasons he had to keep going.


And this is a public health crisis hiding in plain sight, dressed up as he's just going through a rough patch or he'll bounce back.

And I talk to dads every single week who are in that rough patch, guys who lost their house, their kids, their sense of who they are all in the same three to six month window.

And not because they don't have people in their life, but because they don't have the right people in their lives.

Men who've been in the room with the same kind of pain and know exactly what it costs to carry it alone.

As a rabbi, as an executive coach, a trained logotherapist, and now as a founder of a movement built entirely around getting men out of isolation and into rooms with other men who will actually hold them accountable to staying alive and staying whole.

His own family story is the reason this work exists at all, and we're going to get into that.
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