A lot of men can describe the exact second they heard the words “I’m pregnant” and what happened next, their mind racing through fear, responsibility, and what kind of man they’re going to be. But almost nobody asks the next question out loud: what happens to the father when an abortion happens, and he’s told to stay quiet? That silence can turn into years of shame, drifting, and numbness, even for men who look fine on the outside.

We sit down with Greg Mayo, award-winning author of Almost Daddy: The Forgotten Story, to talk about men’s abortion grief, post-abortion trauma, and why the cultural conversation leaves fathers without language or support. Greg shares his own story of abortion loss, how unresolved pain can show up as addiction and escapism, and the moment he finally broke isolation by telling the truth in a church small group. We also dig into the surprising statistics, including the “one in five men” reality, and why so few men seek help from clergy or church leaders.

Greg explains why he chose to write a novel instead of a memoir, and how story can disarm politics long enough for real empathy and spiritual healing to begin. We close with practical next steps, a challenge to raise the sails toward healing, and a call for men to lead, serve, and step into the fight with courage and compassion. If this conversation resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs words for what he’s carried, and leave a review so more men can find a path forward.

You can visit his website to learn more at:

https://gregmayoauthor.com/

Chapter Markers

• 0:00
• Welcome To The Inner Fight
• 0:36
• The Shock Of An Unexpected Pregnancy
• 2:06
• Greg Mayo And Almost Daddy
• 4:59
• Why Men’s Abortion Stories Stay Hidden
• 8:48
• Greg’s Story Of Loss And Hardening
• 14:15
• Why Fiction Can Tell The Truth
• 19:12
• The Numbers And The Church Silence
• 24:37
• Helping Men Name The Wound
• 27:39
• How To Reach Greg And Start Healing
• 30:03
• Get In The Fight As Men
• 32:03
• Closing Prayer And Sendoff

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