The Wild Courage Podcast

Send us a textJeremy got to spend some time with Stephen Yellowtail, whose family legacy intertwined with cattle ranching on Montana's Crow reservation. The episode explores the essence of the Western lifestyle, with Stephen recounting tales of his father's return to save their family ranch. This move ensured the continuation of a tradition that Stephen is proud to pass on to his sons. The podcast captures the spirit and dynamism of their community, where branding, roping, and horsemanship remain integral, demonstrating the resilience and fellowship that define rural life in the heart of America's ranches.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Wild Courage Podcast, Jeremy sits down with Scott in Montana, reminiscing about their longstanding friendship rooted in roping. They delve into the historical significance of the Northern Range, a pioneering roping series that united diverse cowboy cultures. The conversation highlights the fusion of the Texas and Californian cowboy traditions in Montana, a unique melting pot where various horse and roping techniques came together. Scott discusses the region's rich horse-raising legacy, emphasizing its vital role in significant historical events. The episode is a journey through time, celebrating the enduring spirit of Montana's cowboy culture. To learn more about all that Scott has going on you can check it out at www.horsemansupply.com

Send us a textThe podcast episode introduces James Phillips, who finds himself transitioning from military life to exploring horsemanship with passion in southeastern Idaho. His life story unfolds with roots in England where he first rode Shetland ponies, and later life in America following a family split. Navigating the emotional rollercoasters of family dynamics, James sought solace in learning and faith, engaging deeply with the lessons from the military and horses. He now channels his energy into being a intentional father and dedicated husband embracing the chaos and beauty of his life.

Send us a text David Simmons and Jeremy flip the script to discuss the broader impact of Wild Courage. With an emphasis on community support, especially from the cowboy world, this episode showcases the power of vulnerability and storytelling in overcoming personal challenges. Despite its roots in cowboy culture, Wild Courage's message reaches men everywhere, offering a refuge of hope and actionable solutions for life's hardships. Through collaborations with notable sponsors and personal narratives, Wild Courage encourages listeners to pursue self-discovery and healing across various life experiences.

Send us a textIn this podcast episode, the conversation dives into the friendship between Jeremy and his guest, Will Hudson. They reminisce about their first encounter 14 years ago at a branding in Sinclair, Wyoming, and how their paths have crossed over the years through various adventures. The two have shared everything from roping competitions to personal life changes, including sobriety and family. Now living closer in Jordan Valley, their connection has become stronger. They discuss the significant impact that friendships forged in the cowboy lifestyle have had on their lives, emphasizing themes of camaraderie, growth, and transformation.

Send us a textAnnie and Jeremy sat down in Elko, NV, at the historic Stockman's Casino.  Annie was a part of the Outside Circle's mental health panel discussion held during the event each year. Annie was born and raised out side of Jordan Valley, OR, she is a fourth generation rancher and an incredible poet.  She shares about her old fashion upbringing and her difficult early years. With great courage Annie shares what life was like after losing her mom at a young age and how that has shaped her and her siblings. You can find her on Instagram (oregon_annie) and check out where you might see her share her gift of poetry.For more info about Wild Courage and how you can get connected, check us out at www.thewildcourage.org

Send us a textMark and Jeremy sit down in the barn and discuss how Mark grew up with the dream of becoming a cowboy. Mark shares his experience working on the big outfits and how good mentorship shaped him and prepared him for becoming a mentor himself. Mark has worked on many of the big ranches and learned how to make a hand.  This episode is packed with nuggets of wisdom and just shows  what you can accomplish with some grit and humility. Mark is a cowboy in every sense of the word and is learning to focus on what matters most.To learn more or apply for our up coming spring retreat click here https://www.thewildcourage.org/events/spring-retreat-2025

Send us a textAustin is a return guest on the show, since his first time sitting down with Jeremy, Austin has seen a lot of new country and has been in pursuit of his dreams and also his healing journey. Austin shares in great detail what that journey has been for him. Like many vetrans who have been in the conflicts overseas, and have experienced life and death situations, he has bravely chosen to not let those experiences dictate the rest of his life. He goes into great detail about how one Ibogaine treatment has changed his life. It is a fascinating conversation that for some people might be also life changing. To learn more about the facility and treatment center you can check it our at www.ambio.lifeTo learn more about Wild Courage or to register for our up coming spring retreat go to www.thewildcourage.org

Send us a textJordanne sits down with Jeremy at the historic Stockmans casino in Elko NV. Jordanne is a single mom who shares her story of growing up in a broken home and how rodeo provided her with a tribe of like minded folks. Rodeo provided her an opportunity to leave her home state of Washington and head to college on a rodeo scholarship in Texas. At a young age she had her son and had to navigate dealing with an abusive relationship that led her on the path of living and working on ranches. Jordanne story is one filled with pure grit and determination. She has had to make many sacrifices to raise and protect her son. Jordanne is an example of what hope looks like in really hard circumstances.https://www.instagram.com/plumpunchypurdys?igsh=MW5zMzM2aGx6OTcxZA==www.thewildcourage.orghttps://gofund.me/42440dc7

Send us a textIn this episode of the Wild Courage podcast, Jeremy and Justin Stumvoll explore themes of masculinity, vulnerability, and the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome. They discuss the importance of community and connection among men, the challenges of expressing emotions, and the journey towards self-acceptance and authenticity. Through personal anecdotes and insights, they highlight the struggles many face in feeling worthy and the impact of childhood experiences on adult identity. The conversation emphasizes the need for men to support one another and to redefine their self-worth beyond external validation. In this conversation, Justin and Jeremy explore the themes of identity, self-worth, and the importance of self-compassion. They discuss the struggles of imposter syndrome, the power of vulnerability, and the necessity of facing one's fears. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of understanding personal stories and the role of authenticity in building connections. They also highlight the importance of seeking help and support from others in the journey of personal growth and healing.To learn more about Justin you can check him out atJustinandabi.comFor more info on our spring retreat go to www.thewildcourage.org

Send us a textSampson Moss and Jeremy recently sat down in Winnemucca, NV, at the Buckaroo Traditions Gathering. Sampson grew up in Canada and had a very unusual route to becoming a cowboy. In high school he found his tribe in the punk rock scene. Snow boarding and music consumed his formative years. In collage he started climbing on broncs and transitioning into a different lifestyle. Sampson openly shares his struggles and talks about the road that led him to becoming a premier hat-maker. When he isn't in the hat shop, he is most likley on the mountian snow boarding or on the back of a horse day working. check him out on Instagram @ sampson_with_a_p or his website www.prairiewindhatworks.com

Send us a textJeremy and Justin sit down in Winnemucca NV. Justin shares the back story of how the Outside Circle Show started and where it's headed. Justin grew up in a Kansas and dives into how his childhood shaped him. Losing his dad at a young age Justin had to navigate the loss and how he ended up out west chasing his cowboy dreams. Justin shares with great vulnerability his struggles with addiction and heartache. Justin is a man who is in the middle of the journey and is leaning into the hard things. To learn more about the Outside Circle Show check them out below.www.outsidecircleshow.com

Send us a textIn this episode Jeremy and Tyler visit about the retreat and where Tyler is at now in his journey. They visit about horse training, horse showing, Family, faith and what matters most.Tyler is a NRCHA horse trainer, a husband, father and friend to the down and out.

Send us a textMark shares his story about growing up in Montana in an Amish community with 8 other siblings and what is was like in that environment. How his Dad led them on a different path, from what is was like getting their first vehicle to eventually a tv and house with electricity. Mark is in his early twenties and shares what his journey has looked like from his perspective and what beauty and healing can come from leaning into the hard things. We can all learn a lot from Mark and his story. What an honor it has been for our brotherhood to get to know and love this powerful young man.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Wild Courage Podcast, Jeremy sits down with Stephanie Avent to explore her life journey, from her childhood in New Mexico to her experiences with family dynamics, divorce, and the challenges of adulthood. Stephanie shares her struggles with relationships, the impact of her father's alcoholism, and her journey towards healing and personal growth. The conversation delves into the complexities of navigating love, loss, and the quest for identity amidst life's challenges. In this conversation, Stephanie shares her journey through the challenges of addiction in her marriage, the isolation during her pregnancy, and the profound impact of faith and community support. She discusses the complexities of confronting her husband's addiction, the emotional turmoil of being a new mother, and the eventual path to healing and empowerment. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries, the struggles of codependency, and the hope that comes from personal growth and recovery. Stephanie's story is a testament to resilience, love, and the transformative power of faith.Takeaways

Send us a textJeremy and Britton discuss their experience at the pro-am roping event and the growth of Wild Courage. They highlight the importance of creating a space for conversations and cultivating a community that values emotional health. They emphasize the need for vulnerability and permission to share one's story. They also discuss the impact of the Wild Courage message on individuals and the importance of self-compassion and self-worth. They encourage breaking down the false self and embracing authenticity. The conversation explores the importance of self-worth and the impact it has on our relationships and overall well-being. It delves into the cowboy culture and how pride can hinder personal growth and accountability. The discussion highlights the need for humility and the willingness to take ownership of our actions. It also emphasizes the role of community in addressing shame and healing. The conversation concludes with an invitation to join a self-worth course and a retreat to further explore personal growth and healthy relationships.For more info on Brittons self worth course email him at brittoncollum@gmail.comTo sign up for our fall retreat go to www.thewildcourage.org

Send us a Text Message.Dakota May joins Jeremy in the barn to share his redemption story. Dakota grew up in Nevada racing motocross from an early age. Soon after his racing career ended he found himself trying to find a new identity. Dakota thought the cowboy lifestyle might suit him, having gown up around some ranching and horses it was a seamless transition. He soon found riding ranch bronk's fulfilled the adrenaline he was missing from his motocross days. He soon found a mentor and started working with leather. Moving from ranch to ranch provided the solitary he was looking for.  Drinking became more than just a few beers with the boys after the rodeo and soon he found out that it was impossible to make it through the day without it. Dakota bravely shares what the dark days were like in such raw and real detail. He found a passion for braiding rawhide and is recognized by his peers for the quality and craftsmanship of his work. If you have ever wondered what hope looks like, give his story a listen.For details about our upcoming fall retreat check out our websitewww.thewildcourage.org

Send us a Text Message.Milli Collum shares her story of growing up in a large family in Oklahoma and the challenges she faced.  Milli also discusses her early marriage and the difficulties she encountered, including infidelity and manipulation. She shares a powerful moment when she heard God's voice and felt His unconditional love for the first time. Despite her circumstances, Milli embarked on a journey to seek out God's love and find peace. Milli shares her journey of navigating a toxic marriage and finding the courage to leave. She reflects on the challenges of being a young mother and the codependency she developed with her children. Milli discusses the patterns of seeking rescue in relationships and the realization that she needed to define her own self-worth. She describes the difficulty of moving her daughters to a new town and the emotional toll it took on her. Milli also shares how she found healing and learned to trust again in her relationship with her current husband Britton. Milli shares her journey of empowerment and self-discovery after leaving an abusive marriage. She discusses the importance of taking responsibility for one's own life and the sacrifices that come with empowerment. Milli emphasizes the long-term consequences of staying in a victimhood role and the need to model strength for our children. She also announces her upcoming women's retreat in partnership with Non-Typical Outfitters, where women can experience empowerment and authentic self-discovery in the Wyoming mountains.To find our more about Milli's Wilderness adventure check her out at www.courageouscommitments.com or email her at c2liferelationshipcoach@gmail.comwww.nontypicaloutfitters.comTo purchase the August issue of Western Horseman go towww.westernhorseman.comwww.outsidecircleshow.comwww.proamroping.comwww.btgathering.comwwwthewildcourage.org

Send us a Text Message.Lee is as humble as they come and is a man who is always looking to improve as a horseman, husband and human. As you will hear in his story, he has made the difficult task of coming up the ranks of becoming a NRCHA (National Reined Cowhorse Assocation) professional.  Growing up in Australia, Lee learned what hard work was from an early age and while working on a cattle station.  His love for horses and learning brought him over to the states where he found friendships and met his amazing wife Ashley.  Lee shares his story with great vulnerability and hope and this episode will speak to anyone who might feel alone in figuring out this thing called life.  Lee's achievements in the arena are near the bottom of why I think so highly of him. He is not only an example of what hard work and grit look like, but what happens to a man who submits his life to God. to learn more about Lee and Ashley check them out @deacon_eqine on instagramwww.tornadojonezcoffee.comwww.thewildcourage.org

Send us a Text Message.My son Grady and I got to spend the better part of a week with Gabe & Reata Clark and their crew  at the historic OW Ranch in south eastern Montana. Gabe grew up in western Wyoming where he learned what hard work and determination are all about. That approach to life has payed off well for Gabe and about anything he has put his mind to. Gabe is very well know in the cowboy circle as a top hand, however what stands out to me about Gabe is how good of a father he is. Gabe and his wife Reata manage the OW ranch where they raise a pile of kids and also raise some of the nicest horses around. You can check them out at clark_horses on instagram.To find out more about the Brannaman Pro-Am roping this August check out www.proamroping.comFor more info about the Wild Courage Fires and retreats go towww.thewildcourage.org

Send us a Text Message.When I look back on where my journey started it always begins with Jake Hamilton. Jake has been around the world and has seen incredible wonders. He is a husband and father first and leads with great humility. I have learned so much from Jake from a distance, so to get to sit down with him was such an incredible honor for me. To all the dads out there this is a great conversation about fatherhood and the importance of initation. This episode is full of wisdom and hope. You can check Jake out at www.thisisthefight.com 

Seth and Jeremy unpack some of the take aways from the Idaho spring retreat.  Seth  explains what happens when we dive into our stories and why the getting the right tools to unpack and what to do with unprocessed pain. Seth is offering a 7 week course on grief recovery and you might be surprised how appilicable it is to much more than just grief due to death. We are also excited for our first offering to women. This course is open to all and will be split into small groups, Wild Courage style for much of this will be in small groups.https://www.spiritledfamilies.world/products/grief-recovery-method-with-seth-dahl-wild-courage

Matt Zupanick has one incredible story. Growing up in rural Wyoming, Matt shares about his tough childhood, how he  followed his Dad's footsteps in the oil field, made lots of money and how that led him to make many wrong decisions. He found himself addicted to meth and alcohol.  After a series of horrible circumstances, Matt decided that taking his own life was the only way out. Listen to hear how Matt's story went from one of great sadness and loss to incredible redemption.  

Jeremy sat down with Matt Robertson in Elko, NV, during the National Cowboys Poetry Gathering. Matt shares his story of growing up in Wyoming riding broncs. Matt's bronc riding career opened up many doors and eventually led him to training horses. This led him to move to Canada to cowboy and ride broncs and colts. With great vulnerability he shares his story of losing his wife and the road that led him to find love again. He also shares his journey with sobriety discuss his music career and where it comes from. You can find out more about Matt on his social media accounts and you can find his music on all digital platforms.To learn more about our spring retreat you can check it out on our website www.thewildcourage,org

Jeremy had the opportunity to visit with Cory on his concert tour while he was performing  in Boise. They talked about his music and  where it comes from. Cory writes songs that articulate things we have probably all felt but didn't know how to say. If you aren't familiar with his music we highly suggest you check him out.https://youtu.be/G0IBAHC8_v8?si=hVe6irFmiP5-jx8PIf you are Interested  in our spring retreat go to www.thewildcourage.org

Jeremy had the opportunity to sit down again with Buck Brannaman. Buck is a horseman, teacher and father. Buck and Jeremy visit about the Pro-Am, its origins, the plan for partnering with Wild Courage and why it's important. They also go down a list of names that Jeremy came up with and Buck shared a story or two about the folks on the list. They finished up the conversation talking about fatherhood. To learn more about Buck and where you can find him when he's on the road go to www.brannaman.com to learn more about the Pro-Am roping check out www.proamroping.com.If you are interested in our spring retreat please go to www.thewildcourage.life

Seth Dahl is a world traveler, husband and father. Seth shares what he has learned about grief. You might be surprised that we all have experienced grief and it comes in many more ways than expected. Seth has done a lot of work in this area and is now helping folks with figuring out the causes and how to heal from unprocessed pain. Seth will be leading us at our Wild Courage spring retreat this April. If your interested in learning more about our retreats please check out our websites at www.thewildcourage.lifealso check out Seth on all social media platforms

Josh grew up in a tough way, his dad died when he was a baby and his mom didn't have the tools to cope with her own childhood or pain.  Josh found his escape through music. He has seen the world while playing bass for the band Danzig. Josh experienced all the clichés that come with that lifestyle. He battled with his heron addiction and had years of sobriety before losing it again. With almost two decades of sobriety to glean from Josh shares his journey that is jam packed with heartache and also the beauty of redemption.

Jeremy spend time with Chris Dawson on his recent trip to Texas. Chris is closing in on becoming a two million dollar rider in the NRCHA (National Reined Cowhorse Association). Chris talks about coming up in the horse training business and what it took to get to the top.  He discusses what he found once he got there. Chris shares with great transparency his journey with his faith and the struggle with mourning the loss of his father.  Jeremy and Chris visit about what being a "real man" looks like in today's age and try to navigate the priority of work and family. Chris and his wife own and manage Dawson Performance Horses in Perrin, Texas. You can check them out on FB @ Dawson Performance Horses LLC and on Instagram @ teamdph 

Jeremy caught up with his friend Randy on his recent trip to Texas to talk about his journey of becoming a very sought after videographer, husband and father. Randy grew up in New Mexico as an avid snowboarder.  Along the way, he found his passion for riding bulls and competed successfully in the PBR (professional bull riders}. Randy courageously shares about losing his best friend to suicide shortly before marrying the love of his life. We talk about some hard things Randy has endured and how his faith has grown in the midst of great heartache and pain. In all my years of traveling, meeting and getting to know Randy has been a highlight for me. Listening to his story, you will see why everyone is so drawn to him the same way I am. Check Randy out on all the social media outlets and his YouTube channel,  Another Perfect Day Production.

In this episode, I sat down with professional horseman and multiple world champion, Ben Baldus. Ben's story is somewhat different to the context of a "Wild Courage" podcast.  He is an example of what happens when you make good choices and chase strong leadership throughout your journey instead of money or fame.  We visit about his faith and how his parents played a healthy roll in his decision making early on in his pursuit of horsemanship. Ben is so much more than a top horse trainer, he is a mentor and quality leader to his assistant trainers. This is such a inspiring story of how to do things different than the way things have always been done.Ben is a NRHA derby champion and top 50 riderNRCHA world champion and top 20 riderAQHA multiple world championTo find out more about Ben check him out at www.baldushorsemanship.com

In this episode, Jeremy and Bryan discuss the progress and goals of Wild Courage. They highlight the importance of brotherhood and community, the impact of the podcast, and the power of retreats. They also share their goal to send men to counseling and their plans for partnering with rehabilitation centers. The episode concludes with expressions of gratitude and acknowledgements to the supporters of Wild Courage.www.thewildcourage.life

In this episode, Jeremy sits down with EMDR specialist Stephen Ammann.  They discuss his journey of overcoming the stigma of being diagnosed with HIV in the 90's.  They talk through the heartache of a failed Marrige and how Stephen found peace and healing through horses.  They discuss how Stephen and his family ended up settling in Idaho and his current career of offering counseling and healing through his Northwest Wellness Center located just outside of Boise, Idaho.  To learn more about Stephen and his work, visit,www.idahonwc.com    

In this episode, I sit down with Dalton Darnell in Winnemucca, NV.  We talk through his childhood and what it was like growing up in Alabama with divorced parents.  After his high school baseball career was over, he found a replacement for the competitiveness in competition bass fishing.  After college, he tried his hand at becoming a professional angler.  Through the hardships of that journey, he found himself working with his father.  That was when he fell in love with horses and eventually roping.  Through it all, his fiancé/wife stuck with him through thick and thin.  He shares how 310 Ranch Life came to be.  Find out more about Dalton and the rest of the 310 Ranch Life crew at www.310ranchlife.com 

Britton and I discuss why it's important to find someone trustworthy to share our story with. We visit about how telling the wrong person can keep us from trusting someone again especially when being vulnerable is used against us. Our November retreat is Nov, 3-5 in Idaho if you are interested please email us at info@thewildcourage.lifeBritton is a life consulatant and a trusted resource for folks that need a guide on the healing journey. www.4014consulting.comJoin us in Winnumucca NV November 17-19. Wild Courage will have a booth at this Big Loop Roping competition.for all the details go to www.btgathering.comThe Outside Circle will be providing authentic cowboy music at the roping in Winnemucca in November. For all the details check them out on Instagram @theoutsidecircleshow or www.outsidecircleshow.com

Scott grew up on a farm in Idaho and quickly decided that wasn't the life for him.  He left home at an early age and worked in Idaho and Montana in his teens before heading to Nevada. The buckaroo lifestyle took ahold, but so did the drinking.  Solitude also found its way to him and Scott found that being  alone was the answer to his anxiety that came from being around people.  After a bad horse wreck, that left him in a coma, Scott went on the journey of self discovery.   He realized how his many  injuries had taken their toll.  He openly shares his journey with drinking and his relationship with God and religion.Scott is as honest and hard working as they come.  He is the cowboss at the historic C Punch ranch, which is the largest ranch, in Nevada,  inside one fence, 1,000,000 acres with no cross fences.Scott and his wife, Andrea are the founders of the Buckaroo Traditions Gathering Big loop roping. Their event will be this Nov. 17-19 in Winnemucca, NV.   For more info check www.btgathering.comWild Courage Fall retreat Nov 3-5if interested email info@thewildcourage.lifethis retreat will be held at www.rcretreat.com

Austin started his military career in between his junior and senior year of high school in the army reserve. He worked his way up from the reserves to the 82nd airborne and then on to staff sergeant in the ranger regiment.  After completing 3 tours in the Middle East, he retired from the military, settled with his wife, Chloe in Idaho and has been pursuing the cowboy lifestyle. 

In this episode, Jeremy talks with Greg, his friend for almost 30 years.  Greg has cowboyed in Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Utah.  He is as humble and hard working as they come.  He grew up as one of five kids in Star Valley, Wyoming.  He shares his journey of finding self worth after a failed marriage, overcoming guilt and shame from religious institutions and how he has found a personal relationship with the Father. He eventually found love and is on the self exploration journey as a husband and a father.  He is kind and as good a human as you can find.Check out Greg and his sons gear on Facebook @ Flathatleather

Mike Evenson and I dive into the our journeys of losing our dads.  We visit about what we have learned about grieving and holding the tension of being honest about our relationship with our fathers and honoring them.

David is a cowboy, gear maker, farrier, gym owner, husband, father and all around hand. David shares his experience growing up in a broken home, the events that shaped his life in collage and how he has chased down the things he's passionate about. This was a super fun conversation with a loyal friend. 

Jane was born and raised in WY,  on a very rural ranch. Her grandfather homesteaded just outside of Jackson Hole near Yellowstone National Park. In this episode, Jane shares the rich history of her family and how she and her sisters worked side by side with their dad on the ranch making ends meet during the hard times and long winters. Jane also shares how she chose to chase healing vs being a victim after 2 failed marriages and being a single mom of two boys. Her wisdom is so pure and powerful and comes from a deep place of humility. Jane is a treasure to all that get the honor of knowing her.www.diamondcrossranch.com

Jay Heck is the founder of Being Sons, he takes fathers and sons and fathers and daughters on adventures in the wilds of Texas and Colorado. In this episode Jay shares where this idea come from and the impact it had on him and his family. Jay is a very humble and powerful leader and friend to Wild Courage. Check him out at www.beingsons.com

Tyler Avent, is a cowboy's cowboy.  He doesn't talk about it yet, he can back it up. If ya know you know. Tyler's story started out like many a young cowboy's story does, moving around from ranch to ranch, just wanting to be a cowboy and make a hand. Somewhere along the line he got off track. This is the incredibly courageous story of how he fought back and found that the narrow path is the way back to his faith, freedom and his family.  Tyler's story is as vulnerable as they come, which makes sense because this is as authentic of a man as I have ever had the pleasure of interviewing.If your interested in more info about the retreat please emailinfo@thewildcourage.life

Britton and I visit about life after divorce, the loss of our fathers and how unprocessed pain can show up. We share from our personal experiences and some of what we have learned along the way.What is the result of unprocessed pain and/or unresolved conflict? Often times it can manifest in this “tool” known as the PVR triangle. A PVR triangle is having a powerless mindset to the circumstance and, in the absence of dealing with that pain or conflict, we will show up as a persecutor victim, or seeking rescue because we don't believe there's power to change the situation. Find out more about Britton and how to get in touch with him at4014consulting.comZion61ministries.net

Sometimes we need permission to just be sad, to be honest with ourselves and it's ok.

Sathiya Sam, is a pioneer in leading men out of porn addiction. In this episode of The Wild Courage Podcast, he shares what he has learned from his own journey with porn addiction.  He shares the crippling shame and pain that comes with years of being a slave to the fastest growing epidemic in the world.  Sathiya has worked with thousands of men to find healing and redemption from porn in ways that differ from the internet filters and accountability groups that are more of the “white knuckle” approach.  We unpack the shame that comes with being unable to “stop”, how easy it is to get  trapped into this addiction and how different it is from alcohol and drug addiction.  If you or someone you know struggles with this, don't pass this episode by.Check Sathiya out at www.sathiyasam.com www.thewildcourage.life 

Whether you listen to his podcast, attend one of his retreats or are lucky enough to have a conversation with Morgan, you will walk away wanting to be better.  Wanting to become a better husband, a better father and a better friend.  His wisdom is way beyond his years.  He unpacks what male initiation is and why it's so important. Morgan is an author, podcaster, speaker and has been with the Wild At Heart organization for 20 plus years.  Enjoy.Www.becomegoodsoil.com

With all of the challenges that life throws at us that we discuss on the Wild Courage Podcast, we have decided to add a new segment called, The Wild Courage "Tool Box".  In this series, we will take a closer look at "tools" that can be put to use to help you through whatever it is you may be facing.  If you stay in any relationship long enough, you will evolve, for better or worse.  What do you do when your spouse or friend, isn't growing at the same pace?  Justin and I pull from some our our personal experience to dive into this topic.  Justin is a top tier counselor and the host of the Connected Life Podcast.  He and his wife, Abi have a life consulting business where they offer multiple emotional health courses, some of which have had a great impact on my journey.  Check them out at Justinandabi.com

Gary walks with a limp and smells like smoke because he has been to hell and back. He has traveled the world, and lived in the "palace" as well as the "pit" and has now settled somewhere in the middle.  He has felt the loss of a child and yet, he has learned how to still show up for those around him and face life head on. www.garyandlisablack.comwww.jointhejourneymen.com

John has put to paper what every man has felt inside, but had no idea how to say or express it.  He is the most humble, down to earth, powerful man I have ever met.  In this episode, John openly shares his story of growing up with a mother who gave herself to her job and a dad who gave himself to the bottle.  He was a product of the 60's and 70's, sex, drugs, & rock-n-roll era.  In the midst of that, John had an encounter with God that changed everything.  It was such and honor to get to sit with John and listen to his story.  Enjoy. www.thewildcourage.lifewww.wildatheart.org

Jason is no stranger to digging into his own story as he has been on the "journey" of self excavation and healing for a decade. Jason shares his story of growing up bouncing around from place to place and how fighting became his way to fit in and make new friends. Like many he found himself at the "bottom" when he was on "top" of the world because of what it cost him and his marriage to get to there. Jason's story is so encouraging because his life is proof that you can find redemption if you're willing to put in the work and find humility. Jason is a man who is in process and is embracing the journey and leads us all in humility.www.thewildcourage.life