Healing Masculine

What do a masculine grandmother, a black men’s mental health group, and homemade liquor have in common— introducing Cecil Wattree. In this episode of Healing Masculine, Cecil and I explore the impact of words on self-expression, and test a few words on ourselves.- Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Heaaling Masculine

Toxic….you know, the Brittney Spears song.. is the most popular request for harpist Calvin Arsenia, but why did he choose to reinvent the chart-topper in the first place? In this episode of Healing Masculine, Calvin and I play ourselves through a conversation on the freedom and confines of musicality, and how that relates to masculinity.-Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Heaaling Masculine

Creating equity is an expanding and radical practice. How can we practice equity in the smallest of moments? In this episode of Healing Masculine, Ian and I approach this question and more with humor and edge of millennial meme-culture.-Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Heaaling Masculine

Men doing body-rolls freely in front of other men, in front of mirrors, in a public pole-dancing class, led by a man. What does freedom of movement mean to freedom of self-expression through gender? In this episode of Healing Masculine, Dalton and I talk movement between the body and the soul.-Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Heaaling Masculine

Sometimes mirroring happens in unexpected moments or people. What can we see if we allow ourselves to be reflected? In this episode of Healing Masculine, Hakima and I discuss the autonomy and freedom allowing ourselves to see life as a reflection.-Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Heaaling Masculine

An underground restaurant, years of distance, Instagram, energy work, BDSM, and ancestral healing. In this episode of Healing Masculine, Joey and I recount relationships past through the lens of being present.-Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Heaaling Masculine

Realizing gender as a construct is one step, but acting on that understanding is another. In this episode of Healing Masculine, Parker and I talk about generational gaps between queer experiences, the healing masculinity of drag-queens, and trans friendship.-Support Healing Masculine on Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/user?u=28853581  ) or make a one-time donation ; if you’re unable to make a financial contribution now, please share our work, have your own conversations, and listen often. We center the power of community to create equitable, accessible, and sustainable non-binary conversations, and hope you’ll join us! IG: @healingmasculineFB: Healing Masculine