Be A Man Podcast

Josh and I get to the bottom of peer pressure, bullying and toxic masculinity in a way that only a good cigar and glass of rhum can.

If you, or someone you know has been hurt by the church, this one is for you. We’re getting to the heart of the issue.

For the first and definitely not the last time, we hosted two women on the show! Katie and Chandlar shared their thoughts on relationships, experiences with toxic masculinity, and hopes for a healthier future. You won’t want to miss this conversation.

Season 2 starts with a talk on romance. Are men leading in relationships? Does social media promote unrealistic expectations? And why are we getting married later? Join us as we unpack some of these questions.

I’ve been so encouraged by everyone’s input and feedback on season 1! My hope for this podcast was to spark real conversation on issues that effect our perception of men, and we’ve done just that. In season 2, we’ll be talking relationships, mental health, church hurt and a number of other issues, so buckle up. Share, like, and stay tuned!

Two days away from Election Day, but the debates are just getting started. In this episode, we discuss why HOW we debate is more important than WHAT we debate. It all comes down to learning how to listen, join us!

In this episode, I sit down two former college roommates. We get to the bottom of how their careers in banking, and college athletics shape their views on financial success, diversity and personal development.

Goal setting can be hard. But, what if we focused on the mile marker in front of us instead of the one a year down the road?

Mentorship is a life-changing discipline that provides lightyears of growth and development. But why are the mentored not going out to also mentor? It’s time we look at ourselves at the community leaders we are and directly start to generate change.

In this episode, we discuss the varying cultural dynamics of manhood. We’ll take a closer look at the statistics and try to make sense of why society continues to change its mind on what it expects from men.