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TTMT LIVE

Fatherhood & Co-parenting

Men and women are invited to listen, and to speak if they want to, about fatherhood and co-parenting. We especially welcome men. You do not have to be a father to take part.

Date
Wednesday 28 October 2026
Time
7–10pm
Venue
The Exchange, Barking Riverside, IG11 0YP

Times are UK (Europe/London).

Hosted by Craig and Simon

A panel of men in conversation

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What attending feels like

You can come and listen. Speaking is optional.

You do not have to perform, and you do not have to arrive with an answer.

What to expect

A podcast you can step inside: recorded reflections, two live conversations and room for your questions. The evening runs from 7–10pm.

  • Welcome

    Arrive from 7pm, settle in and meet people. Craig and Simon welcome the room before the live podcast begins at 7:30pm.

  • Reflections & conversation

    The planned first pair of guests share short, pre-recorded 3–5 minute reflections. Craig and Simon explore what comes up in a live conversation.

  • Break & part two

    Pause, stretch and connect, then return for a second conversation with the next pair of guests and their recorded reflections.

  • Questions & connection

    Ask a question, add a reflection or simply listen. We close with a personal takeaway and time to connect before the evening ends at 10pm.

A conversation worth having

Fatherhood and co-parenting can be difficult to talk about in ordinary company. Craig and Simon are hosting this evening so that conversation has a room.

It is reflection, not treatment, advice, or a promise about what changes afterwards.

Hosts

Craig Riviere. Co-founder. He hosts the conversation and keeps the tone practical and honest.

Simon Charles. Co-founder. He is a father and producer, and he shapes how the evening is held.

More about Craig and Simon

Plan your visit

The ExchangeBarking RiversideLondonIG11 0YP

Wednesday 28 October 2026, 7–10pm.

Best way to get here

The Suffragette line of the London Overground stops at Barking Riverside, a short walk from the venue. The Uber Boat by Thames Clippers stops at Barking Riverside Pier, also a short walk. EL1 and EL3 buses serve the area. If you drive, a pay-and-display car park is about a five-minute walk away, and Blue Badge parking is available on site.

Food and refreshments

Food and refreshments are available.

Who can come

This is an 18+ event. Men and women are invited, and we especially welcome men.

Ask a practical question

FAQs

Do I have to speak?

No. You can come and just listen. Speaking is optional. We encourage you to speak if you want to, because what you give can come back to you in the conversation.

Do I have to be a father to attend?

No. You do not have to be a father to attend. Fatherhood and co-parenting are the theme of this evening, and TTMT is for all men. We encourage all men to come, because perspective matters and this is a safe space for like-minded men to have a good conversation about important topics. This evening, that topic is fatherhood and co-parenting. Men and women are invited, and we especially welcome men.

Is this therapy or counselling?

No. This is conversation and reflection. It is not therapy, counselling, diagnosis, legal advice, mediation, or crisis support. In TTMT spaces, what you share stays in the room unless someone is at risk or there is a safeguarding concern. We do not promise secrecy where safety requires action. If you are in immediate danger, call 999. This page is not crisis support.

What TTMT is (and is not)Safeguarding

What do tickets cost, and can I get a refund?

The published ticket on Eventbrite is £15. You can also add a £5 donation on that page if you would like to help us run more evenings. Refunds are available up to 3 days before the event. Book on Eventbrite so you can check the current price, fees and refunds before you pay.

Book on Eventbrite

Will the evening be recorded?

Yes. The evening will be recorded. It is a live podcast, and the recording will be published on our podcast platforms. We will explain the recording before the conversation starts. If being recorded would stop you from attending, please contact us before you book.

Help fund this local conversation

If you want to help fund this evening, send a partnership note. We will reply about what support could look like. This page does not publish a package price or a funding target.

Wednesday 28 October 2026

7–10pm

The Exchange, Barking Riverside