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Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). In this conversation, the participants discuss their experiences and perspectives on fatherhood. They explore the challenges and joys of being a father, particularly in the absence of a paternal father figure. The conversation touches on topics such as building self-awareness, unlearning negative patterns, creating traditions, and the importance of doing personal work as a father. The participants also share their own journeys and the impact of their upbringing on their approach to fatherhood. The conversation in this part focuses on the challenges and experiences of non-custodial fathers and the impact of the family court system. The participants discuss the importance of staying connected to their children, the labels and stereotypes associated with non-custodial fathers, and the need for reform in the family court system. They also highlight the role of self-love and personal growth in being a better father. The conversation ends with a reflection on the positive influence of the Mankind Project and men's groups in their journey as fathers. In this conversation, the participants discuss the importance of men's groups and the role they play in fatherhood. They share personal experiences and insights on how being part of a men's group has helped them become better fathers. They emphasize the need for men to show up and be present for their children, to be a safe place for them to rest, and to nurture their dreams. The participants also highlight the significance of father energy and the impact it can have on the next generation. They encourage men to seek support from other men and to father themselves in order to heal and grow. BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet up to 20% off Magic Mind with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKINDMAY Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). What happens when your best intentions fall flat? When your leadership misses the mark? When you're face-to-face with your own blind spots?In this brutally honest episode of The ManKind Podcast, hosts Brandon Clift and Boysen Hodgson unpack the messy, uncomfortable, and essential leadership lesson of owning when you don't have it all together. Through stories from recent New Warrior Training weekends, they explore what real accountability looks like when you're no longer the rookie — but still far from finished.This is not a conversation about perfection. It's about presence. About dropping the mask. About recognizing the impulse to power through and instead choosing to pause, get honest, and grow.

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). What does it take to live fully, love boldly, and lead from the heart—when the world around you often looks the other way?In this powerful episode, Boysen Hodgson sits down with Diego Medina, a 31-year-old public speaker, artist, and advocate who has lived as a quadriplegic since the age of seven. Diego shares his journey of navigating life, love, and leadership in a world not designed with him in mind. From overcoming social isolation in high school to discovering his passion for storytelling and public speaking, Diego invites us into a raw and deeply human conversation about visibility, vulnerability, and the power of community.You'll hear about Diego's experience in men's groups through the ManKind Project and Father Sons Brothers, his growing leadership as a facilitator, and his commitment to building a more inclusive, loving world—starting from within.This is an episode about presence. About connection. And about what happens when we choose to see each other, fully.Find Diego on YouTube!and on Insta: @diego_f_medina93  BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet up to 48% off Magic Mind with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKIND20 Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). Tantra for the Modern Man: Reclaiming Pleasure, Power & PresenceIn this intimate and eye-opening episode of The ManKind Podcast, host Boysen Hodgson sits down with Tantra practitioner and educator Olga Ribble for a groundbreaking conversation on sexuality, masculinity, and transformation. Olga unpacks the myths and truths of Tantra—ancient and neo—and how its modern application can support men in navigating sexual shame, performance anxiety, and disconnection.Listeners are guided through the foundational philosophy of Tantra and introduced to practical techniques for self-awareness, sexual healing, and deeper relational intimacy. From redefining masculinity through presence and self-love to exploring the power of non-ejaculatory sex and breathwork, Olga offers men a roadmap to becoming confident, conscious, and long-lasting lovers. Whether you're healing from shame or seeking to expand your sensual capacity, this conversation invites you to reconnect with the sacredness of your own body.Learn more about Olga's Programs on her website.https://nordicgoddesstantra.com/tantra-for-the-modern-man/Heal.me: https://heal.me/holistic-sex-and-intimacy-coaching BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet up to 48% off Magic Mind with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKIND20 Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

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Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). What does real inclusion look like in men's work? In this episode, Boysen Hodgson welcomes Art Patterson, a leader, elder, and fierce advocate for the Barrier Free Movement in the ManKind Project. Living with cerebral palsy, Art has spent over 25 years in MKP — breaking barriers, challenging assumptions, and becoming the one of the first differently-abled men to walk the leadership path in our community.Together, Art and Boysen dive into powerful topics: disability fragility, vulnerability, spiritual calling, and the deep freedom that comes from being truly seen and accepted. Art speaks from the heart about what it means to be in relationship beyond fear, how “oops” moments are part of the growth, and why men with all kinds of abilities deserve a seat at the table — and a voice in the circle.This conversation is a must-listen for anyone passionate about equity, leadership, and creating space where every man belongs.

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). Walking, Talking, and Building Connection with Mark GreeneIn this powerful episode of the ManKind Podcast, host Boysen Hodgson sits down with Mark Greene, author and advocate for healthy masculinity, to discuss an inspiring grassroots movement: Walking, Talking Men. This simple yet profound initiative helps men foster deep friendships through regular, low-pressure walks in their own neighborhoods.Key Highlights:From Isolation to Connection – Mark shares his personal journey of realizing his own social isolation and taking a simple but bold step: starting weekly walks with other men in his neighborhood.The Power of Casual Conversations – Unlike structured men's groups, these walks provide an easy entry point for men to build friendships without pressure, expectations, or cost.Expanding the Movement – What started as a small neighborhood initiative in New York is now spreading to other cities, proving the deep need for real-life male friendships.Why Men Struggle with Friendship – The episode explores how cultural messages about masculinity condition men to disengage from close friendships and the profound consequences of social isolation.A Radical Yet Simple Act – Mark and Boysen discuss how stepping outside the "man box" and simply walking and talking can be a revolutionary act in reclaiming human connection.A Call to Action – Inspired listeners are encouraged to visit walkingtalkingmen.org and start their own local walks—no fees, no complex rules, just real connection.This episode is a heartfelt reminder that true strength lies in relationships, and the simple act of showing up can change lives.Listen in and be inspired to take your own first step!

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). What if your biggest failure turned out to be your greatest teacher? In this episode of The ManKind Podcast, host Boysen Hodgson sits down with Brandon Clift to unpack five profound lessons he learned from his experience on Australian Ninja Warrior—where he set the record for the fastest elimination in history.Brandon shares how his ego, overconfidence, and underestimation of the challenge ahead led to an unexpected (and humbling) failure. But more importantly, he reveals how this moment reshaped his approach to risk, preparation, and resilience in all areas of life.Key Lessons Discussed:Leave Your Ego at Home – The fine line between confidence and arrogance.Do Not Underestimate the Challenge – How overlooking the present moment led to a misstep.Respect the Course – Why preparation and humility matter in any pursuit.Surrender Expectations & Detach from Outcomes – Embracing the unknown and finding growth in unexpected results.Enjoy the Journey – Finding joy, even in failure, and learning to pivot when things don't go as planned.Through humor, reflection, and raw honesty, Brandon walks us through how these lessons continue to shape his personal and professional life. Whether you've faced setbacks in your career, relationships, or personal goals, this episode is packed with wisdom to help you fail forward and find purpose in the process.Resources & Mentions:

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). In this powerful episode of The Mankind Podcast, host Boysen Hodgson sits down with Jermaine Johnson, a co-society leader of the Brothahood of MKP and a co-leader candidate for the New Warrior Training Adventure. Together, they explore the intersection of social justice, racial healing, and embodied men's work, unpacking how personal awareness and emotional intelligence can transform not only the individual but also the larger cultural systems we navigate daily.

In this powerful conversation, Jeff Perera, founder of Higher Unlearning, joins Boysen Hodgson to discuss modern masculinity, societal division, and how men can navigate these complexities with accountability, compassion, and integrity.Key Ideas:The Era of Surfacing: Over the past decade, hard truths about race, gender, and accountability have emerged, forcing people to either lean in or push back.The Trust Famine & Empathy Deficit: Deep distrust in institutions has led to defensive behaviors and a lack of empathy in public discourse.The Gardening Metaphor: Change requires patience—nurturing relationships, growing understanding, and allowing transformation rather than discarding people.The Accountability Challenge: True accountability must be invited, not imposed. Without agreements, we can't demand accountability from others.The Inner Compass for Men: A four-step framework for growth: Determine who you are – Define your values.Be what you believe – Align actions with values.Show up for the consequences – Own your impact.Do better than yesterday – Commit to growth.On-Ramps vs. Backflips: Creating accessible entry points for change is more effective than demanding instant transformation.Reframing Masculinity: Instead of just telling men to "do better," we must emphasize healing, self-awareness, and personal growth.The Role of Love & Compassion: Engaging men in change requires making them feel seen, valued, and invited—not shamed or discarded.Jeff and Boysen explore the paradox of isolation vs. connection, the power of self-awareness, and how men can build a healthier masculinity in uncertain times.Learn more about Jeff: https://higherunlearning.com/Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet 45% off the Magic Mind bundle with with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKINDJAN Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

You've just had a life-changing experience—a powerful weekend retreat, an emotional breakthrough, or a moment of deep clarity. You feel unstoppable, like you've finally stepped into the person you were meant to be. But then… life happens. The world hasn't changed just because you have. Your family, your friends, your responsibilities—they're all still operating as if you're the same person you were before. And just like that, the fire starts to fade.So how do you make sure this transformation sticks?In this episode of The Mankind Podcast, I sit down with Boysen Hodgson, Mike Patterson, and Stephán McKenzie—men who have spent decades not just witnessing transformation, but actually helping people integrate it into their lives. We dive deep into:

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, hosts Brandon Clift and Boysen Hodgson delve into the art and science of happiness. They explore the deeper meanings of happiness beyond fleeting emotions, emphasizing the importance of faith, family, friends, and meaningful work. The conversation highlights the significance of nurturing relationships and the pursuit of purpose in achieving lasting happiness. They also discuss practical maxims for cultivating happiness in daily life, underscoring that true fulfillment comes from habits and the love we give to others.TakeawaysHappiness is not just a feeling; it's deeper and more complex.True happiness is found in faith, family, friends, and meaningful work.Investing in relationships is crucial for lasting happiness.Happiness is a continuous process that requires effort and commitment.Gratitude plays a significant role in cultivating happiness.The journey towards happiness is often more rewarding than the destination.Meaningful work contributes to a sense of purpose and satisfaction.Real friends are those who enrich our lives without needing anything in return.Happiness is about giving love rather than seeking it.Mother nature does not prioritize human happiness; it's our responsibility to cultivate it.Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet 45% off the Magic Mind bundle with with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKINDJAN Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

Today, we're diving into a conversation that challenges cultural taboos and explores groundbreaking approaches to men's personal development. I'm joined by my longtime friend and collaborator, Kyle Hoffman. Kyle's story is a testament to transformation—from joining his first men's group at 22 to becoming a leader in life and intimacy coaching. Together, we'll unpack themes of connection, vulnerability, and the evolving nature of men's work. What does it mean to embrace touch, consent, and authenticity as tools for growth? Stick around—you won't want to miss this conversation.In this thought-provoking episode, Boysen Hodgson interviews Kyle Hoffman, a life and intimacy coach whose innovative work focuses on touch, consent, and emotional connection. They reflect on Kyle's early involvement in men's groups through the ManKind Project, discuss the cultural stigmas surrounding platonic touch, and explore how these issues tie into the epidemic of loneliness and disconnection in modern society. Kyle shares insights from his journey and practical tools to foster deeper, healthier relationships.Episode Highlights:Kyle's transformative experience joining his first men's group at 22 and its lifelong impact.The importance of platonic touch and overcoming cultural taboos around men's connection.Navigating consent as a practice of humility and emotional intelligence.How self-love and body positivity intersect with deeper intimacy and authenticity.Find Kyle Hoffman: https://www.cuddlingandcoaching.com/Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet 45% off the Magic Mind bundle with with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKINDJAN Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this conversation, Brandon Clift and Boysen Hodgson explore the art of saying no and the importance of setting boundaries to protect one's energy. They share personal experiences and insights on how saying yes to everything can lead to overwhelm and a lack of focus. The discussion emphasizes the need for self-awareness, clear communication, and understanding one's values and goals to make better decisions about what to accept or decline. The conversation also touches on the significance of maintaining boundaries in relationships and the empowerment that comes from respecting one's own limits.TakeawaysSaying no is essential for protecting your energy.Understanding your values helps clarify your yeses and noes.Personal experiences shape our ability to say no.Setting boundaries is crucial for healthy relationships.Communicating boundaries clearly is a responsibility.Saying yes to everything can lead to overwhelm.It's important to prioritize what truly matters.Boundaries help establish a sense of self-respect.Learning to say no can be a transformative experience.Self-awareness is key to making better choices.Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showGet 45% off the Magic Mind bundle with with our link:https://magicmind.com/MANKINDJAN Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, hosts Brandon Clift and Boysen Hodgson explore the complexities of masculinity and the importance of setting intentions for the new year. They discuss personal resolutions, the significance of accountability, and how discipline can lead to freedom. The conversation emphasizes the need for authenticity and personal growth, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own intentions and the deeper motivations behind them.Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showMagic Mind: Get 50% Off Your Subscription (Black Friday Special) Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, hosts Brandon Clift and Boysen Hodgson engage in a profound conversation with Douglas Gillette about his latest book, 'Soul Making: The Realization of the Mystical Life.' They explore themes of mysticism, personhood, love, and the intersection of material and spiritual realms. Douglas shares insights on the nature of psyche, the essence of love, and the importance of recognizing the layers of reality that surround us. The discussion emphasizes the significance of meaningful experiences and the presence of the divine in everyday life, inviting listeners to explore a deeper understanding of their own existence. In this conversation, Douglas Gillette and his co-hosts explore profound themes of recognition, joy, consciousness, and the purpose of existence. They discuss the importance of experiencing moments of connection and the interplay between light and darkness in our lives. The dialogue delves into the nature of good and evil, the depths of consciousness, and the significance of love and connection in our journey through life. Ultimately, they emphasize the need to be present to the divine experiences that occur in everyday life, encouraging listeners to embrace the fullness of their existence.Doug's WritingSoul Making: The Realization of the Mystical LifeKing, Warrior, Magician LoverText Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showMagic Mind: Get 50% Off Your Subscription (Black Friday Special) Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, Boysen Hodgson chats with Reverend Dale Benson about manhood, spirituality, and relationships. They reminisce about their first meeting during a gender equity workshop and delve into the journey that led Dale to become an ordained minister, martial artist, and spiritual life coach. Dale shares insights from his upbringing in North Carolina, his transformative time in the Navy, and his profound experiences as a hospital chaplain. Influenced by the women in his life and his grandfather's teachings on black liberation theology, to his varied career as a Navy veteran, seminary graduate, police officer, and hospital chaplain. The conversation explores themes of masculinity, relationships, freedom, and personal responsibility. Dale emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself, respecting individual sovereignty, and embracing change. He also discusses his practices in Buddhism and martial arts, which help him maintain balance and self-awareness. Dale shares his vision of opening a retreat center called Peaceful Warrior Refuge in Lesotho, aimed at helping men develop and sustain their spiritual paths.Find Reverend Dale Benson: Facebook, Instagram; @mystic_daleMy Grandmother's Hands - Resmaa MenakemText Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). BetterHelp: Get 10% Off Your First Month Of Therapy The ManKind Podcast has partnered with Betterhelp to make it easier for listeners to access licensed mental health therapists who can aid them in their mental health journey. Brandon and Boysen stand by this service as they use BetterHelp for their therapy needs.#Sponsorship #AdSupport the showMagic Mind: Get 20% Off Your Subscription Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, host Boysen Hodgson sits down with Ken Mossman, a seasoned coach and thought leader, to delve deep into the complexities of manhood and masculinity. Ken works with men who are visionaries, map makers, iconoclasts, and creative cliff jumpers, helping them create legacies of conscious responsibility and positive change. Together, Boysen and Ken explore the journey of becoming a conscious, integrated adult male and how to break free from the limiting patterns of adolescent behavior.Ken shares his personal experiences and insights on what it means to be a man, how to navigate the challenges of adult life, and why embracing all aspects of ourselves – from the inner child to the shadow – is crucial for living a fulfilled, authentic life. This episode invites listeners to re-examine traditional notions of masculinity and discover a more holistic, empowered way of being.Ken's journey from fitness training to becoming an international coach for menThe importance of emotional literacy, fluency, and flexibility in personal developmentHow men's work is evolving beyond competition to foster connection and supportDistinguishing between adolescent and adult functions in the process of maturingThe concept of "power with" versus "power over" in building healthy relationshipsExploring the impact of shame, regret, and remorse on personal growthUnderstanding the role of ancestors and legacy in the journey of manhoodPractical insights into becoming a conscious, integrated adult maleFind Ken MossmanLearn more about Ken Mossman and his work: kenmossman.comDiscover Ken's intensive program, "I Am: The Integrated Adult Male" Tune in for an inspiring conversation that challenges the stereotypes and invites men to embrace a more expansive, connected way of being.Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). Support the showAdditional Resources:Magic Mind: Get 20% Off Your Subcription Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, hosts Boysen Hodgson and Brandon Clift are joined by Jayson Gaddis, founder of The Relationship School, to dive deep into the dynamics of relationships, emotional growth, and masculinity. Jayson shares his personal journey, starting with the pain and failure he experienced in relationships, and how that led him to do his inner work. He opens up about overcoming childhood conditioning, where he learned to suppress his emotions, leading to difficulties in intimacy and connection.Key themes include the challenges men face in relationships, the role of emotional intelligence, and how both men and women can break unhealthy patterns. Jayson introduces his concept of "Lufu" (Listen Until They Feel Understood), a transformative approach to communication, particularly valuable for men struggling to connect with their partners.The conversation also touches on how childhood experiences shape adult relationships, the importance of group work in healing, and the radical changes that can come from self-awareness. Jayson highlights the balance between fierce confrontation and tender care in coaching men to develop deeper, more meaningful relationships. He also shares his vision of reaching 17 million American families to teach them how to repair and grow from relational conflicts.Get Jayson's Book - "Getting to Zero"  Find Jayson Gaddis - https://relationshipschool.com/Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). Support the showAdditional Resources:Magic Mind: Get 20% Off Your Subcription Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

Text Us Your Feedback! (Likes, Dislikes, Guest/Conversation Recommendations). In this compelling episode of our podcast, Boysen Hodgson delves deep into the evolving landscape of modern men's work with our guest, David Jurasek. Together, we explore the transformative journey of men's groups, such as the ManKind Project, and how movements like #MeToo have spurred a proliferation of diverse and inclusive men's circles. We discuss the critical distinctions between personal and relational accountability, emphasizing how conscious efforts in relationships can lead to profound communication and healing.David shares powerful personal anecdotes and experiences, shedding light on the importance of recognizing one's behavior and its impact, especially in intimate settings. We also touch on the misuse of accountability tools and the necessity of genuine repair and apology.The episode takes a closer look at the themes of vulnerability and safety within relationships, drawing parallels with martial arts like Aikido. David's narratives, including the transformation of a young boy through mentorship, highlight the potential for growth when men take responsibility for their actions. We conclude with a vision for cultural healing, fostering deep, supportive male communities that transcend societal divides.Join us for an insightful, heartfelt conversation that promises to leave you with a deeper understanding of modern men's work and its impact on personal and communal growth.Find David Jurasek: https://www.powerfulandloving.com/ Support the Show.Additional Resources:Magic Mind: Get 58% Off Your First Order Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, hosted by Boysen Hodgson, the focus is on exploring diverse perspectives of masculinity through the lens of men's work, parenting, and narrative therapy. The guest, Jason Frishman, a psychologist with over two decades of experience, brings a rich background in supporting individuals and groups in various settings, including offices, institutions, kitchens, and farmers' markets. Frishman emphasizes the importance of uncovering and deconstructing personal stories to create meaningful and engaged lives.The conversation delves into how men's roles as nourishers and providers extend beyond traditional expectations. Frishman highlights the significance of food and cooking as profound acts of connection and nourishment. He shares his passion for creating meals, particularly discussing his experience with fermentation and making a unique pepper sauce that adds depth and richness to his dishes, metaphorically linking it to men's work and personal growth.Frishman also explains his approach to narrative therapy, which differs from traditional psychotherapies by focusing on the context and social environment of an individual's struggles rather than internalizing problems. He believes that by changing the stories we tell about ourselves and others, we can significantly alter our realities and influence the world around us.The episode explores the intersection of men's work and narrative therapy, illustrating how reshaping personal narratives can foster deeper connections and personal development. Frishman's insights on nourishment, both literal and metaphorical, underscore the potential for men to nurture and support those around them, enriching their own lives in the process.Keywords: Masculinity, Men's work, Narrative therapy, Personal growth, Deconstructing stories, Jason Frishman, Nourishment, Fathering, Dads, Redefining manhood, Hero's journey, Psychotherapy, Fermentation, Emotional health, Mythopoetic men's work, Social activismFind Jason: https://www.journeymenfoundation.comhttps://connectedfathers.netSupport the Show.Additional Resources:Magic Mind: Get 58% Off Your First Order Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this week's episode of the Mankind Podcast, Boysen Hodgson hosts Mish Middelmann for a compelling discussion on masculinity, health, and personal transformation. Mish, a leader in coaching and a prostate cancer survivor, shares his journey from diagnosis to creating a global peer support movement for men dealing with prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction. The episode dives into the nuances of redefining manhood, the impact of systemic biases, and the importance of vulnerability and open communication in relationships.Mish emphasizes the need for men to embrace flexibility in their identities, moving beyond traditional notions of masculinity. He shares personal anecdotes, including how he and his wife navigated their own sexual relationship challenges with the help of a relationship coach, highlighting the importance of discussing "undiscussables" to strengthen bonds.Listeners can learn more about Mish's initiatives, including his website RecoveringMan.net, which offers support groups and coaching for men and couples. His professional coaching services are available at EnterpriseCoach.net.For a deeper understanding of Mish's work and philosophies on masculinity and health, tune in to this insightful episode that promises to challenge and inspire.Keywords: men's health, prostate cancer, erectile dysfunction, peer support, early detection, emotional support, sexual relationships, communication, prostate cancer, grief, loss, integrated healthcare, masculinity, flexibility, vulnerabilityTakeawaysThere is a lack of support and resources available for men dealing with the physical and emotional effects of prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction.Creating a safe space for men to share their stories and find support is essential for their mental well-being.Open and honest conversations about men's health are necessary to break down stigmas and provide better support for men. Open communication and seeking help are crucial in navigating changes in sexual relationships.Grief and loss are common experiences when dealing with changes in sexual function.Integrated healthcare that addresses the emotional and sexual aspects of men's health is needed.Men should redefine masculinity and embrace flexibility and vulnerability.Learn More about Mish:www.recoveringman.netwww.enterprisecoach.netSupport the Show.Additional Resources:Magic Mind: Get 58% Off Your First Order Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

For 2024 Mental Health Month, we will be focusing on mental health in the next several episodes of the ManKind Podcast. This conversation between Michael Welch and Boysen Hodgson delves deep into the transformative potential of psilocybin-assisted therapy. Welch passionately discusses the profound impact this therapy can have on individuals struggling with various mental health challenges, from addiction to PTSD.Welch emphasizes the importance of personalized treatment, where each individual's unique needs and circumstances are taken into account. He describes the comprehensive process involved in psilocybin therapy, from the initial intake assessment to the administration session and post-integration support. Throughout the conversation, Welch highlights the therapeutic value of psilocybin in facilitating introspection, breaking down barriers, and promoting healing.Moreover, Welch envisions a future where psilocybin therapy becomes more widely accepted and accessible, especially for populations like military veterans grappling with PTSD. He advocates for policy changes that would enable more individuals to benefit from this therapy, emphasizing its potential to alleviate suffering and promote mental well-being.The conversation concludes with Welch sharing resources for those interested in learning more about Satya Therapeutics and accessing psilocybin-assisted therapy. Overall, the dialogue underscores the transformative power of psilocybin therapy and the hope for a future where it is embraced as a valuable tool in mental health treatment.Learn more about Satya Therapeutics: https://satyatherapeutics.com/Support the Show.Additional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

Boysen Hodgson engages in a deep conversation with Stuart Motola, exploring the intricacies of navigating life's BIG transitions and fostering self-trust. The discussion delves into themes, including:The Four Quadrants of Intelligence: Stuart discusses the importance of accessing not just intellectual intelligence but also emotional, intuitive, and embodied intelligence to lead fulfilling lives. He emphasizes the significance of listening to one's intuition and gut feeling, particularly in decision-making processes.Turning Fear into an Ally: Stuart shares strategies for transforming fear from a hindrance into a valuable advisor. By cultivating self-awareness and practicing self-trust, individuals can learn to navigate challenges with resilience and courage.Building Self-Unity: Stuart highlights the importance of inner alignment and unity in fostering self-trust. He offers practical tools and habits, such as daily practices and risk assessment, to help individuals strengthen their self-unity and navigate transitions more effectively.The Role of Allies and Mentors: Stuart underscores the value of seeking support from allies and mentors during times of transition. By surrounding oneself with trusted individuals who offer genuine counsel and wisdom, individuals can navigate the "dark forest" of uncertainty with greater clarity and confidence.Stuart's insight shines through, offering listeners actionable advice and empowering them to embark on their journey of personal growth. With his forthcoming guide, "A Man's Guide to a Kick-Ass Marriage," Stuart continues to provide valuable resources to help individuals cultivate thriving relationships and lives aligned with their values and aspirations. Visit his website for the BOOK!Learn More:  stuartmotola.com Support the Show.Additional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

Join Matthew Sloane, with hosts Brandon Clift, and Boysen Hodgson to engage in a raw and vulnerable discussion about navigating moments of parental anger, reflecting on their own experiences as fathers. Explore the complexities of maintaining composure and connection amidst the challenges of fatherhood.Highlights:Understanding Dad Rage: The hosts candidly share their struggles with anger and how it manifests in their interactions with their children. They emphasize the importance of recognizing triggers and cultivating self-awareness.Repairing Relationships: Highlighting the significance of repair, the hosts discuss the value of owning mistakes and apologizing to their children. They share personal stories of repairing moments of conflict and the profound impact it has on their parent-child relationships.Parenting with Grace: The hosts explore the concept of grace in parenting, emphasizing the need for self-compassion and forgiveness amidst inevitable mistakes. They discuss the importance of separating ego from their children's behaviors and embracing the journey of growth.Alternative Narratives: Challenging traditional narratives of victory over adversity, the hosts advocate for embracing compassion, even in moments of conflict. They explore the transformative power of curiosity and empathy in fostering deeper connections with their children.These three Dads offer insights and strategies for navigating the complexities of fatherhood with authenticity, compassion, and resilience. Tune in to gain tools for cultivating deeper connection with your children and navigating the highs and lows of fatherhood with grace and resilience.Find Matthew: https://fatherhood-dojo.com/https://matthewsloane.com/nervous-system-regulation-101Support the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

Discover the transformative power of community support and empowerment in this insightful podcast episode featuring Jennifer Ramirez Solarte, co-founder of WomenRISEChicago.org ... commonly called &Rise. Join host Boysen Hodgson as they delve into the vital work of WomenRISE, an organization dedicated to providing resources, workshops, and counseling for women overcoming trauma and domestic violence.Jennifer shares her own story of empowerment and inspiring success stories of women reclaiming their lives and finding empowerment through healing and education. From somatic healing yoga to counseling, WomenRISE offers a holistic approach to supporting survivors on their journey to healing and self-discovery.Listen in as they explore the importance of breaking stigmas surrounding mental health, the role of men in supporting survivors, and the need for community action to end domestic violence. Whether you're seeking resources or looking to be an ally, this conversation offers valuable insights and actionable steps towards creating a safer, more supportive world for all. Tune in now to join the conversation and learn how you can make a difference.Resources and Statistics about Domestic Violence: National Coallition Against Domestic Violence: https://ncadv.org/STATISTICSNational Library of Medicine: Statistics on Domestic Violence Find Jennifer at Women &Rise: https://www.womenrisechicago.org/Support the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

This conversation between Boysen Hodgson and Luke Entrup delves into the importance of rites of passage, particularly focusing on the father-son relationship and its significance in guiding boys through adolescence. Luke shares his personal experience with rites of passage and emphasizes the need for a deeper connection between fathers and sons during this crucial developmental stage. He highlights the value of ceremony and ritual in honoring these transitions, drawing parallels between ancient traditions and modern practices.Moreover, Luke discusses the impact of helicopter parenting on children's mental health and advocates for allowing children more independence and freedom to explore their surroundings. He emphasizes the importance of parents engaging in their own shadow work to address their fears and expectations, while also setting appropriate boundaries for their children.The conversation touches upon the spiritual dimension of rites of passage, highlighting the role of wonderment and awe in reconnecting with oneself and the natural world. Luke emphasizes the importance of daily practices and mindfulness in cultivating a deeper connection to spirit and fostering mental flexibility.In closing, Luke encourages parents to prioritize mindful communion with their children, offering loving presence as the nourishment they need for healthy development. He invites listeners to explore his work further through the Father-Son Connection Experience and his website, emphasizing the transformative potential of rites of passage in fostering deeper connections and personal growth.FIND LUKE: www.lukeentrup.comwww.fathersonconnection.comSupport the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

Join me, Boysen Hodgson, and Will Cady, global brand influencer, creative, musician, and author of "Which Way Is North: A Creative Compass for Makers, Marketers, and Mystics."Embark on a transformative exploration of the soul with our guest Will Cady, where spirituality meets the canvas of creativity.  From the vibrant strings of music to the silent depth of meditation, Will shares his remarkable odyssey through the arts and his pivotal role at Reddit. His book "Which Way is North" emerges as a compass for this conversation, guiding us through the interlacing of ancient wisdom with the fabric of our modern digital lives.Will introduces a meditation system that's been a beacon in his journey, and how totems and cardinal directions can be a guidepost for our own spiritual quests. Personal anecdotes about binaural beats and the life-altering impact of the Mankind Project paint a vivid picture of self-discovery and the relentless pursuit of personal truth. We also honor the mentors who leave indelible marks on our souls, as Will recounts the significance of a talisman from his father, tying us to the timeless traditions that mold our paths.As we weave through the convergence of the human experience and technology, Will's transition to Reddit under the philosophy "remember the human" echoes as a testament to the role of creativity and spirituality in the workplace.  Will leaves us with an empowering message on personal growth and the art of sharing wisdom, reminding us of the power we hold in authoring our life stories with intentionality and courage. Get the Book: Which Way is NorthFind Will Cady: Will-Cady.comSupport the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

If you've been listening to the Authenticity Road Podcast over the last two seasons, you know that Jordan and I both came to this work via EVRYMAN and the somatic method they teach. For some time, though, I've been considering that there's more than one way for men to pursue their personal and emotional development. With that in mind, we're kicking off our third season of the show—our 51st episode—with a guest whose name may be familiar to many in the world of men's work: Boysen Hodgson.  Boysen is a dedicated husband and dad. He's a fiercely optimistic advocate for men's transformation. And—if you've seen his name in your inbox—it's likely as a result of his role as Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA. I will own that I entered our conversation with a bias and more than a few preconceived notions about the ManKind Project, what they stand for, and how they do the work. I was delighted to have my views challenged and to learn quite a lot about this longstanding and impactful organization. Whether or not you're familiar with ManKind Project, you'll no doubt find much to think about in what Boysen has to say. So let's get on the road!About BoysenBoysen Hodgson is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA, a nonprofit organization hosting transformational programs and supporting men's groups serving over 10,000 men every week. He's the co-creator of the ManKind Podcast, a show that invites listeners to expand their perspectives on manhood, and he's the author of “The New Macho,” a credo for emotionally mature masculinity. Boysen has nearly two decades experience facilitating men's groups. ContactBoysen: Twitter @boysenh or fb.com/boysen ManKind Project: @mankindproject or fb.com/themankindprojectweb sites: https://mkpusa.org and https://boysenh.comEmail Address: communications@mkpusa.orgVisit the Authenticity Road website: authenticityroad.onlineConnect with us here.© Authenticity Road, Inc. All rights reserved. Authenticity Road, its related marks, and "Adventures in men's work" are the exclusive property of Authenticity Road, Inc.

Join me, Boysen Hodgson, while I talk with Sean Harvey,  founder of Warrior Compassion Men's Studio and author of the new book, "Warrior Compassion, Unleashing the Healing Power of Men." In this enlightening conversation, we discuss his transformative journey from Wall Street to Eileen Fisher, and his vital work in men's healing with men in highly 'masculine' environments. Listen in as Sean shares about his inspiring TEDx talk 'Compassion Makes the Warrior' and his award-winning efforts in conflict resolution and healing.We examine the urgent need to define masculinity with more humanity, address the epidemic of isolation, and the crucial importance of compassion and connection in men's healing. Sean helps us unpack four primary obstacles that prevent men from connecting to their shared humanity - objectification, othering, fear of emasculation, and de-identification. In the latter part of our conversation, we take a closer look at spirituality and how simplicity can offer the most profound insights. We also discuss the value of personal transformation in helping us reconnect to our shared humanity and bridging the gap between opposing views. Wrapping up, we explore the impact of connecting with others on LinkedIn, and Sean shares how this platform can support our personal and professional growth. So tune in, this is an episode you don't want to miss!Find Seanhttps://www.warriorcompassion.com/ Get Sean's Book, Warrior Compassion, Unleashing the Healing Power of MenSupport the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

In this episode of the Mankind Podcast, join Boysen Hodgson as I sit down with Melanie Weinberger, co-founder of MindLight, a company committed to fostering emotional mastery skills on a global scale. Melanie, a leading voice in healthcare innovation, shares her insights on the impact of trauma on our emotional wellbeing and how to approach healing. Tune in to explore trauma as an unresolved overwhelming moment and understand the wisdom and power that comes with re-integrating these experiences.Listen in as we navigate the complex terrain of shifting mindsets for work and well-being, discussing our potential to cultivate organizational cultures that prioritize well-being. Hear our thoughts on how traditional school systems fall short in fostering flow state or exploration, and how collectively practicing something new can change this dynamic. We also touch on the stress associated with production pressures and how this can lead to emotional addiction.Get ready to unpack the infinite potential of personal development and the cost of turning away from new emotional experiences. Melanie takes us through the five truths of MindLight and the three-part formula for healing trauma. You'll also learn about the significance of self-acceptance in healing and the importance of emotional mastery in managing our inner dialogue. Find MindlightWebsite: https://themindlight.com/Instagram: @mindlightcoSupport the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

Last weekend I was in Connecticut to staff the New Warrior Training Adventure weekend, a weekend-long rite of passage for men from the ManKind Project. This was the first NWTA in New England in three years, thanks to Covid. I was supposed to staff the weekend last October, but all the NWTAs across the US were halted due to charges of cultural appropriation. The charges of cultural appropriation were from a group of Native American elders called Spirit. I'm not going to rehash everything here. Visit the blog post for this episode at RealMenFeel.org, and I'll have links to every article and video I mention. When I discovered that all NWTAs were canceled, I was shocked, disappointed, and hurt. My NWTA was back in October 2016. There was a lot of Native American ritual and ceremony, and it was presented respectfully, honoring where they came from and giving full acknowledgment. It was stressed how much training ManKindProject (MKP) men had with the Lakota people to learn what we would be doing. There were months of negotiation between the ManKind Project and indigenous leaders. I didn't know when or if NWTAs would return, and I feared a watered-down weekend with no impact. I don't agree with all the things MKP let go of doing, but I also wasn't part of the process and have not had any interaction with the Native Americans who were upset. I do appreciate MKP's attempt to have integrity around the intended and unintended consequences of their training. When the NWTAs were rescheduled, I didn't sign up to staff. I had no idea what the changes were and if I was on board with making any, but as I had previously stepped forward, I was asked to join this staff. I decided to do so because I wanted to experience this updated version of the weekend and see if it was still as powerful and was something I could recommend. I intentionally did not promote or invite anyone to last weekend's training.  Real Men Feel's history with the Mankind Project goes back a long way. The ManKind Project, with Boysen Hodgson, Episode 26, September 6, 2016 New Warrior Training Adventure Weekend Report, Episode 32, October 24, 2016 I've also had many guests who've done the NWTA and are part of MKP. Sometimes that was part of the show, and sometimes it was something I learned afterward. Back to last weekend, I staffed my first NWTA since 2017, and I did so because I wanted to fall in love with the weekend again. I wanted to find that despite any changes, regardless of my opinion about them, this is still a powerful, potent weekend that I can recommend to men. It is.  I was flying high for days knowing there were 25 new men in the world. Men with vision, meaning, and mission. Men who have grown, healed, and reclaimed their Gold. I wanted to staff this New Warrior Training Adventure weekend to see if it was still something I could heartily recommend to men. YES Do it. Don't look for details about what happens. All of my videos are safe because I share my experiences without sharing details of what is done. You will go on a hero's journey - let that be enough of a description. If you've done the weekend, I highly recommend staffing it. You'll get wins and insights at another level. Make new friends and perhaps reconnect with old ones. Visit NewWarriorTrainingAdventure.com, and you'll get a list of upcoming weekend events around the globe. Pick one, and register. Links ManKindProject -- mankindproject.org NWTAs -- newwarriortrainingadventure.com Connect with Andy and the Real Men Feel Podcast: Interested in a Clarity Call with Andy? - visit theandygrant.com/talk Instagram | @realmenfeelshow & @theandygrant Personal Website | theandygrant.com for coaching, healing, and book info! Podcast Website | realmenfeel.org for all things podcast-related! RMF Facebook Group | realmenfeel.org/group YouTube | https://youtube.com/realmenfeel --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realmenfeel/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realmenfeel/support

Dying to Live! How to Face Death with Radical PresenceThis one is hard. This is Boysen Hodgson, co-host of the ManKind Podcast, today with a conversation about death and dying, with my dear friend, Michael Russer. Now Michael has been on the podcast before. You can hear from him in Episode 31, ‘How to Create Extraordinary Intimacy' … Michael has been my colleague, friend, and right hand ‘get shit done' guy for many years. He's an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and a thinker and leader in creating extraordinary intimacy in the face of hardship, including his long battle with prostate cancer. Michael is dying. Brandon Clift and I got together with Michael to talk about living with extraordinary presence and facing life, and death, with dignity … focused on what matters. In somewhat of a tradition … I wrote some poetry for Michael to go with this episode.I'll read that … and then we'll dive in. In this episode, the three of us start out with a check in, in true men's work fashion. Thank you for listening. Read the Poem for Michael, "Bury the Lead" Check out Michael's TEDx Talk; "Creating extraordinary intimacy in a shutdown world."  Get Michael & Jacqueline's Book; "Return to Sex & Intimacy, for Cancer Survivors and Their Partners"If you would like to support Michael & Jacqueline through this transition, please support this campaign. Support the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

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Ritual Fire and Sacred MasculinityFeaturing Amos Kamil, Boysen Hodgson, Chris HenriksonOriginally Published in SPRING 2022 in the Kosmos JournalBoysen Hodgson here. While Brandon is taking some time off for paternity leave with his lovely family, I'm filling in. This week, I'm pulling out a conversation recorded for the Kosmos Journal earlier this year. In this wide-ranging dialog, we talk about rites of passage work, sacred masculinity, the importance of connection, and also about the core role that ritual, music, poetry and creativity can play in creating community and shifting the culture. Audio use by permission of Kosmos Journal. ABOUT AMOS KAMILAmos Kamil, MFA, MSW, LSW, is an author and psychotherapist who works with men, couples, and adults recovering from trauma and abuse. In his work, he draws on Family Systems, CBT, DBT, Internal Family Systems, and the Gottman Method.His work has also appeared in numerous media outlets including The New York Times, The Jerusalem Post, Newsweek, The Jerusalem Report, Good Morning America, ABC, NBC, TNT, and ESPN.ABOUT CHRIS HENRIKSONChris Henrikson is the founder and executive director of Street Poets Inc., a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization that harnesses the healing power of poetry and music to inspire our next generation to write, rap, and dream a new world into being for us all. In This Episode You Will Learn:The meaning of 'Sacred' ... as a felt experienceThe importance of connection in ritual space to changing community.Did You Enjoy the Guests? Here Is How To Find Out More: Kosmos JournalStreet Poets Los AngelesAmos KamilSupport the showAdditional Resources: Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HEREEnroll Here

Boysen Hodgson here … I'm filling in to frame up this week's show. My heartfelt congratulations to Brandon, Christine, and Bindi Rose Clift - born November 7, 2022. Click here for the poem I read in the intro.Brandon Clift and Jordan Bowman talk today about Raising kids in community. Jordan Bowman from Journeyman Triangle returns to the show to talk his work with the Journeyman organization through the framework of rites of passage, mentoring, and community building. It's about making mistakes, telling stories, and inviting our kids into a powerful sense community through true empowerment. It's about understanding people as a process!  It's about humility, vulnerability, agency, freedom and responsibility. This a conversation between two young men looking at parenthood, fatherhood, and community in a way that makes me really hopeful. There are new ways of being and seeing parenting … and so many great efforts happening in our culture to support this movement. *******In This Episode You Will Learn:The Importance of Freedom in supporting teensHow can you build teens with a strong sense of Agency & Responsibility?Did You Enjoy Ryan Tuckwood? Here Is How To Find Out More: Journeymen Triangle WebsiteJordan Bowman on Instagram Support the showAdditional Resources/Advertisers:Subscribe/Rate/Review on iTunes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

As per a CBS news poll, 70% of the public believe that we are incapable of solving problems because we are so DIVIDED. So what does that mean for us as a species? Imminent doom?Well, I sat down recently for a panel discussion on our show The ManKind Podcast to clarify if and how it might be possible to begin the healing process.Key takeaways from this episode: Many today have found their identity based on what they are AGAINST instead of what they are FOR.  A social phenomenon called Schismogenesis.In the past, we were more likely to disagree without the need to dehumanize the other person and consider them "Evil" simply because we disagreed with their views and opinions.My triggers are often the key to discovering how I can do my healing in relation to how those I can't entirely agree with fire me up.That "Bridge Building" isn't about finding "Common ground" with those we disagree with. It's about being able to disagree and debate in a healthy way that doesn't villainize the other.If you are committed to healing divides, then you must be willing to change your opinion/stance on that which you are debating.Follow Benjamin DancerWebsite: https://www.benjamindancer.com/Blog - Embracing My Triggers: https://www.benjamindancer.com/the-old-man/2022/8/5/embracing-my-triggersFollow Jordan BowmanJordan's Website: https://jbowman.org/journeymenJourneymen Triangle: https://journeymentriangle.org/Additional ResourcesSubscribe/Rate/Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

WHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?Listeners will be more equipped to recognize the connections between hyper-masculinity and the perpetuation of racism. Men will be able to notice the ways hyper-masculine socialization affects their own lives, learn to better care for themselves emotionally, and be part of the solution towards dismantling these suffocating systems.EPISODE SUMMARY:Oppressive constructs such as white supremacy, patriarchy, and heteronormativity can seem independent, however, they work in tandem every day. The generalized qualifications of masculinity and femininity that are systematically asserted throughout our lives serve white supremacy and the oppression/suppression of all people.⁣After Part 1, the lively discussion continued off-screen. Rev. Dr. TLC will be joined again by Boysen Hodgson to dig deeper into the discussion about the ways hyper-masculinity harms men (and their loved ones) emotionally and contributes to white supremacy/racism, misogyny, and anti-LGBTQ+ culture.How can a white man unlearn harmful concepts, nurture his emotional life, and use his social standing to dismantle white supremacy?Twitter/IG: @boysenhwww.boysenh.comwww.mkpusa.orgEPISODE QUOTE: White men are afraid of white men. White Women are afraid of white men and then black and brown people are taught to be afraid of white men. - Rev Dr. TLC   Tune in for this important conversation at TalkRadio.nyc or watch the Facebook Livestream by Clicking Here.

The audience will learn about the connections between toxic masculinity and white supremacy. They will be able to better see the signs in their lives so they too can become part of the solution instead of contributing to the issue.Oppressive constructs such as white supremacy, patriarchy, and heteronormativity can seem independent, however,They work in tandem every day. The generalized qualifications of masculinity and femininity that are systematically asserted throughout our lives serve white supremacy and the oppression/suppression of all people. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Rev. Dr. TLC will be joined by Boysen Hodgson, Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA and author of

Boysen Hodgson interviews Daniel Ellenberg, PhD, the past President of the American Psychological Association's Division for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinities. In this conversation, we're talking about Angels and Traitors … and a whole lot more. Angels and Traitors are archetypal frames to understand who you are and how you react ... coping mechanisms for dealing with hard circumstances. This episode is for you if you're out here trying to change the world! I bet you are - and you're looking for more tools for adaptability and resilience in a difficult time. This episode is for you if you're striving to understand the ‘System' that is YOU in the world - and trying to have some fun in the paradox of becoming. Listen in. This episode will give you some keys to processing difficult situations by harnessing the Angel parts of you that want to thrive, and working with the Traitor parts of you that are just trying to survive. We recorded this before the recent series of mass shootings in the US. I hope that this discussion will help you, as it has helped me, be in the deep sadness, fear and despair that's present … and care for the reality of the world … AND … to find an Angel voice within you that can support you to act with love and determination in the face of unspeakable horror. Get in touch with Daniel Ellenberg at his website: https://www.rewireleadership.com/ Additional ResourcesSubscribe/Rate/Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

Frederick Marx is an internationally acclaimed, Oscar and Emmy nominated director/writer with 40 years in the film business. He was named a Chicago Tribune Artist of the Year, a Guggenheim Fellow, and a recipient of a Robert F. Kennedy Special Achievement Award. His film HOOP DREAMS (1994) is one of the highest-grossing non-musical documentaries in United States history and the International Documentary Association named it “The Best Documentary of All Time”.In ep #044 of the ManKind Podcast, Boysen Hodgson interviews on how to find deeper meaning in life through creating rituals and rites of passage. You're Going To Love This Episode if:You're looking for deeper meaning in your day-to-day life.You're looking to deepen your connection with others in a world amidst a growing focus on the development and achievement of the individual.You're feeling (or trying NOT to feel) the collective Grief in our world. You want to create accountability with the people around you for acknowledging the passages in life in a meaningful way.Loved Frederick? You Can Find Out More Here:Book: Rites to a Good Life: Everyday Rituals Of Healing And TransformationFrederick's Website: Warrior FilmsThe Men's Work Introduction:JOIN The Men's Work: The Men's Work Additional Resources:Subscribe/Rate/Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

"The stories we tell ourselves about ourselves determine the quality of the selves we imagine we are. The stories we tell about others determine the quality of our relationships with them." - 'Rabbi Rami' ShapiroIn this episode #040 of The Mankind Project, you get to meet the two newest voices to the ManKind Podcast, Men's Work Geek, Boysen Hodgson, and Holistic Health Expert Paul Newell. Today we're introducing a new format for the show that will be conducted monthly.  The purpose of this is to open the door to discussions outside of the usual one-on-one format to broaden the scope in which we explore various topics. Which means we can cover more ground in a shorter time frame. You're Going To Love This Episode if:You are looking to overcome the limiting beliefs and stories that influence your thoughts, feeling, behaviors and relationships.You want to create a NEW story for you and your life.You enjoy hilarious conversations surrounding difficult subject matter.Loved Boysen, Brandon and Paul? You Can Find Out More Here:Brandon's Work: Business Growth & StrategyPaul's Work: Health & Mens CoachingBoysen's Work: Men's Work Writer, Facilitator & Educator The Men's Work Introduction:JOIN The Men's Work: The Men's Work Additional Resources:Subscribe/Rate/Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

Boysen Hodgson is the communications director for The Mankind Project. It provides weekend initiations and support groups for thousands of men in 25 countries. This is what I asked him: 1. As a boy, what and how did you learn about becoming a man? Young men tell me it's mostly don't be a …… Men's movement leaders emphasize the harm of father absence. 2. Your education and career path. Why are more women in college than men except in Sub-Saharan Africa? 3. How you got involved in the Mankind Project. Its influence on your marriage and parenting? Why do women initiate 70% of divorces in the US? Men tell me they feel women have an advantage in emotional communication. 4. History: Based on the mythopoetic or New Age men's movement of the early '80, unconsciously the 3 founders (Bill Kauth, Ron Hering, and Rich Tosi) created an initiation ceremony in 1985 Wisconsin. They drew on Native American traditions and Joseph Campbell's hero's journey: descent, ordeal (explain), and return. How is this different for men than women? Bill Kauth said he wanted an alternative to the “soft masculine,” a “sense of ferocity, hard masculine.” Explain. How does dancing fit? Seems to emphasize doing service and accountability, and provide support groups. 5. The 4 components of the Mankind Project: New Warrior Training Adventure weekend initiation (one-to-one staff) over 60,000 men—update from 23 countries. Gateway New Warrior Training Adventure—which most participants? What's RAW? Integration i-groups with a series of rounds (1000 groups, peer-facilitated) Training to staff the above. Who is the average participant? Evaluations? 6. Despite the hazards of being male, why isn't there a larger and more politically active men's movement? “Movements fail because of the lack of mature bonding, the kind of connection that allows groups to overcome personal and psychological blocks and resolve interpersonal conflicts in a way that is energizing rather than draining to their efforts.”

Where are we in 2021 on definitions of masculinity? Is there any difference between how men and women 'do' emotional release? Today I'm talking with Boysen Hodgson from the Mankind Project, an international men's community. They train men to be vulnerable, self-empathic and self-reflective. They're normalizing the emotionally intelligent man. We cover everything from 80s movies to women's reactions to men who 'overshare.' This is for anyone who has a man in their life - brother, son, father, partner, friend. It's a conversation that's so overdue, and we're having it! Enjoy. SHOW NOTES:Mankind Project - check out their trainings & men's groups  Brene don't hate me if you're listening! We never circled back to the "Brene  Brown thing," which was a reference to her research about women complaining that the men in their lives crossed a threshold with emotional release, and it can permanently change the dynamic of their relationship. This comes from the On Being episode "The Courage to be Vulnerable." Which - zero exaggeration - I've listened to over 100 times. 

For generations, our culture has taught us a narrow and limiting set of rules for how to be a man. The end result? Epidemic levels of isolation for boys and men and embedded repression and violence for the vast majority of women and children. As a boy and young man, I learned that same set of rules and I adopted that stoic, suppressed, and sometimes emotionally violent version of manhood. It took me years to find a way back to the real authentic version of myself that is open, loving, curious, vulnerable, bold, and creative. What if there were ways… paths… programs… groups… a movement, that helped men break out of the Man Box, find their authentic selves, and become happier, less destructive, and more constructive? This episode is about just those paths, those groups and that movementt. This week on the HERE.together Podcast we are releasing, in full, another of the early episodes of the Remaking Manhood Podcast which I co-host and co-produce with Mark Greene. In this episode, we interview Boysen Hodgson, the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA. For the last 35 years, ManKind Project has been providing intensive weekend retreats and long-term peer support groups for men all over the world. In this conversation, Boysen quickly sets the bar for vulnerability, insight, and truth. Mark and I also end up sharing our deep backstories about how we created our old, mistaken assumptions about ourselves and the world. Mark explains how those old bad stories cause many men to either self-sabotage or lash out. All three of us men share our experience with the work it took us to become a man of connection, accountability and purpose. For all of us, men's work is an ongoing process and one that constantly reveals new ways of seeing and being. Boysen's own knowledge of men's work, both as a leader and as a man is a powerful resource for all the men in our community. I end up surprised by a couple of new ideas that come from the conversation and by some insight that comes bubbling up out of me at Boyson's invitation. I'm really pleased, and a little nervous to share this episode with you, but here we go. For more about Boysen, the Mankind Project, other mens work resources, and curated book suggestions view the show notes at: https://www.here-together.us/pod/the-personal-impact-of-mens-work --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/here-together/message

Boysen Hodgson is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA. In this powerful conversation, Boysen shares his ongoing work to become a man of connection, accountability and purpose. For all of us, men's work is an ongoing process and one that constantly reveals new ways of seeing and being. Boysen's own knowledge of men's work, both as a leader and as a man is a powerful resource for all the men in our community. *** Join us for powerful conversations with the men and women leading the healthy masculinity movement. For generations, our culture has taught us a narrow and limiting set of rules for how to be a man. The end result? Epidemic levels of isolation and violence for boys and men and for the multitude of others who's lives we impact. But we can make a difference choice. We can choose a masculinity of connection and in return have healthier relationships, and more meaningful, lasting lives. As a writer, speaker and consultant, Mark Greene has spent over a decade deconstructing our binary-riddled dialogues around manhood and masculinity. He consults to organizations world wide on diversity, inclusion and masculinity. Mark is the author of The Little #MeToo Book for Men, Remaking Manhood and is co-author with Dr. Saliha Bava of The Relational Book for Parenting. You can learn more about Mark's work at RemakingManhood.com Charles is an educator and public speaker who has mentored hundreds of men in communication, leadership, & emotional growth. You can learn more about his work at CharlesMatheus.com and/or by requesting to join the Facebook Group, Redefining Strength. Contact: mark@remakingmanhood.com charles@charlesmatheus.com Theme music composed by Gus Greene. Click here for links to his music on most streaming services.

Boysen Hodgson is the Marketing and Communications Director for The ManKind Project USA region. The ManKind Project is men's community for the 21st Century. MKP is a nonprofit training and education organization with three decades of proven success hosting life-changing experiential personal development programs for men. MKP supports a global network of free peer-facilitated men's groups and supports men in leading lives of integrity, authenticity, and service. The Mission of MKP is to create a world where men act on their individual and collective responsibility for the future of humanity by initiating and supporting men on a path of emotional maturity, spiritual awareness, and deepening community. www.mankindproject.org | @themankindproject

In episode #010 of The ManKind Podcast, Boysen Hodgson interviews Host Of The Show, Brandon Clift to reflect on the past 3 weeks since launching the show and the impact it has already had on thousands. They also take time to share the insights, tools, and highlights so far from the show's incredible line-up of guests.  Additional Resources:Subscribe/Rate/Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

In this episode of the podcast I have a conversation with Boysen Hodgson from The Mankind Project USA. We discuss the idea of Embodiment, what it is, how it works, why you might care to know.... And how you can use these ideas & concepts for your own personal growth work. I learned a lot during this episode & hope the same for you.

Boysen Hodgson, Communication and Marketing Director of Mankind Project, USA, shares a brief history of the Mankind Project, then moves on to his own story of moving out of "the bubble" - and far beyond...Boysen's is a story both common and extraordinarily human. Part One of our conversation dips into resistance, awareness, growth, vulnerability, traditional perspectives on manhood and, of course, the journey of healing, responsibility and leadership.Enjoy!

In Part Two of the conversation Boysen Hodgson and I dig into facing the dragon, wounds, coping mechanisms, more than a few shadows - and opening cracks in the armor men wear to allow light to shine on ego and awareness... And all that in just the first 7 minutes.Boysen Hodgson is the Communications and Marketing Director for Mankind Project, USA.Enjoy Part Two!

What is men's work? Most people are unclear what this term means, but once you find out, you'll be cheering on men who are involved in it. In this podcast, I interview one of the key players in the largest men's organizations in the world. We cover some very intimate subjects, including #metoo, fatherhood, and the power of getting together as men.   Shownotes:   (3:35) Introduction (7:20) About Men’s Work (10:55) Male relationships inside a family (14:50) What is Men’s Work (20:10) How a man can get out of his “Boy code” programming. (25:40) How trauma causes addictions that keep you stuck (31:10) How Men’s Work is getting more Popular (37:50) Thoughts about the #MeToo movement (43:25) Boysen’s experience as a father https://mankindproject.org/ https://twitter.com/boysenh?lang=en (53:15) Action step  

In this episode, I have gathered with Boysen Hodgson, Marketing & Communications Director from The Mankind Project USA and Gary Wilson from the famous website Yourbrainonporn.com. The Topic is: Porn Addiction and how to recover

Boysen Hodgson is the author of ‘The New Macho,’ a credo for the mature masculine. He has been involved in men’s work since 2004 and is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA The ManKind Project, a global brotherhood of nonprofit charitable organizations that conducts challenging and highly rewarding programs for men at every stage of life. The ManKind Project supports a global network of over 1,000 peer-facilitated men's groups serving close to 10,000 men each week. In an MKP men's group, men mentor men through the passages of their lives. The ManKind Project empowers men to missions of service, supporting men to make a difference in the lives of others - men, women, and children around the world. Men can start their journey here: https://mkpusa.org/themenswork/

Boysen Hodgson is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA, part of a global brotherhood of nonprofits conducting transformational initiation programs for men at every stage of life, and supporting a network of men’s groups serving over 10,000 men every week. He’s the author of “The New Macho,” a credo for the [...]

Masculinity and femininity are inherently beautiful, yet the media has distorted these words with the phrase “toxic.” Together, now we get to decide as a culture how to move forward with a new narrative. Society is changing, and we’re not going backward. - Boysen Hodgson What factors of our culture and society are no longer serving the feminine and masculine? How can we come and work together to create something new that fits what we want?   ---> Join the Wellness Warrior VIP Club: get exclusive discounts on new wellness tools, be first in line for new podcasts, get access to invite-only events, and so much more.** ---> Get The Morning 21: A powerful (and free) system designed to give you more energy, let go of old weight, and live life well. JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | *REVIEW THIS PODCAST   In Wellness Force Radio episode 258, Marketing & Communications Director for The ManKind Project USA and author of The New Macho, Boysen Hodgson, explains what has created "toxic" masculinity and feminity, how men and women can process and connect through safe spaces, and the #IAmResponsible Campaign that MKP has launched in response to #MeToo. Learn how men can support each other to heal from their past traumas, come to their whole masculine and feminine selves, and realign with women. The ManKind Project Presents: The New Warrior Training Adventure Click here to sign up for The New Warrior Training Adventure The New Warrior Training Adventure: A life-changing 48-hour experience brought to you by the ManKind Project, an international nonprofit organization. The New Warrior Training Adventure is a challenging real-time hero's journey. It's safe, supportive and cutting edge. It is not a retreat, a conference or a workshop. It is unlike anything you've done before. Many men say that this experience is a turning point in their lives, an event that marks the beginning of a new way of being in the world. It is a singular type of life-affirming event, honoring the best in what men have to offer the planet. We are only able to recognize the powerful brilliance of men because we are willing to look at, and take full responsibility for, the pain we are also capable of creating ... and suffering. This is the paradox of modern masculinity, and it is a lesson we are dedicated to learning and teaching. The New Warrior Training Adventure is a modern male initiation and self-examination. We believe that this is crucial to the development of a healthy and mature male self, no matter how old a man is. It is the "hero's journey" of classical literature and myth that has nearly disappeared in modern culture. We ask men to stop living vicariously through movies, television, addictions, and distractions and step up into their own adventure - in real time and surrounded by other men. What we practice at The New Warrior Training Adventure and why: Emotional Authenticity - Because we believe in honesty and wholeness ... we practice emotional intelligence and self-awareness. Personal Responsibility - Because we value integrity and accountability ... we take 100% responsibility for our feelings, and we own the impacts - both positive and negative - of our choices and actions. Leadership Mastery - Because we believe that role models change lives ... we practice highly principled personal, interpersonal, and group leadership. Empowered Mission - Because we value generosity, service, and connection to spirit ... we explore and live from our deepest purpose. Supportive Community - Because we care for ourselves and the generations to come ... we create a place for men from all walks of life to learn and teach in a safe, respectful, challenging, and inclusive peer-network.       "We need emotional expression, vulnerability, and softness in men. We need men as nurturers. What is a farmer if not a nurturer? We need that in our world today." - Boysen Hodgson Listen To Episode 258 As Boysen Hodgson Uncovers: The ManKind's mission as a non-profit and the work they do which includes men's groups all over the US, over 150 global training programs, and The New Warrior Training Adventure. Some of his top influences including David Deida and authors of King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine, Robert Moore and Douglas Gillette. Why more than ever we need to teach men that they can express their emotions, be vulnerable, and more nurturing. The narrative and division we see in the media focusing on "toxic" femininity and masculinity. Where the phrase, "toxic" masculinity comes from as a counterpoint to "deep" masculinity. "Toxic" masculinity compared to "toxic" femininity in a world of disconnection and the wave of the feminist movement. How today's modern world is affecting men in the workplace, at home, and higher rates of depression and suicide. Epigenetics and long legacies of trauma that has been inflicted on portions of our society. The powerful practices of moving, zen, and sitting meditation. How they use various archetypes to embody different energies during their Men's Work at MKP. Why the archetype, Sovereignty, is so important for both the masculine and the feminine. The power of purpose and how it and the sovereign energy directly impact your life. Where he was at in his purpose, thoughts, and relationships during his 20s vs. now as a husband, father, and part of MKP's mission. Lessons he learned from observing his father's relationships, his own unhealthy relationship, and processing all of that before he could let go and become his own purpose. How men and women can process and connect together and alone through safe spaces. How men can support each other to heal from their past traumas, come to their whole masculine and feminine selves, and realign with women who've also done the work. How "pink collar jobs" such as teaching have created a divide between men and women as far as what careers are acceptable for each gender. How doing men's work has helped him tap into his himself and his inner Golden Child to help the relationship he has with his children grow. Power Quotes From The Show "As a society, we have to slow down, be present, and get quiet. It's only in that quiet that I can hear my soul or that I can create the possibility to hear yours." - Boysen Hodgson "We have launched a campaign, #IAmResponsible, in response to #MeToo. It's not about, 'Hey, Brother - I'm responsible for your actions' but 'I'm 100% responsible for my actions, for creating the type of culture that I want to live in, and for what masculinity looks like today." - Boysen Hodgson  "At men's group, 'breathe' is probably the first and most powerful incantation that I can do with a man doing a piece of emotional process work. Where are you breathing, how are you breathing into your body, where do I see you inhabiting breath into your body? When you stop breathing, that tells me something about what you're going through." - Boysen Hodgson "Both men and women whether individually or in groups, let's trust each other enough to let us do that work. Society has changed and we're not going backward. What the world needs from us as men is different than what the world needed from us then. Let's move toward the evolution of creating beautiful hearts that want to be connected, loved, shared, and protected." - Boysen Hodgson  "The environment has to be painful enough to motivate a man enough to take action. Men will have a sense in their gut that it's time to do something. So, what we can all do as men is to create and hold a space for when you see a man in your life who you know is experiencing that." - Boysen Hodgson "Men will show up. Men are hungry to be healthy influences and role models. We can fix our community by showing up as men. Through #IAmResponsible, we're stating that we are 100% responsible for our actions, for creating the type of culture that we want to live in, and for what masculinity looks like today."  - Boysen Hodgson   Links From Today's Show Boysen Hodgson Facebook Twitter LinkedIn The ManKindProject Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube The New Warrior Training Adventure The New Macho by Boysen Hodgson #IAmResponsible Campaign David Deida King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine by Robert Moore and Douglas Gillette Dr. Robert Augustus Masters Iron John by Robert Bly The Art of Charm Podcast Dr. Shepherd Bliss The End of Men by Hanna Rosin We Believe: The Best Men Can Be | Gillette (Short Film) Integral Meditation by Ken Wilbur Planet on Purpose by Brandon Peele Amber Ward of Life UnLtd The M21 Guide from Wellness Force WFR 149 Johnny Blackburn   About Boysen Hodgson Boysen Hodgson is the author of ‘The New Macho,’ a credo for the mature masculine. He has been involved in men’s work since 2004 and is the Communications Director for The ManKind Project USA. He is a writer, speaker, and facilitator on the issues that men must face in the 21st century. His personal mission is to transform culture by designing change, building bridges, and co-creating space for connection. He has been working with men, facilitating men’s social-emotional development work, and building bridges for cultural transformation for over a dozen years in his work with the ManKind Project and other progressive personal development organizations. In 2010, he wrote “The New Macho,” a credo for healthy masculinity that struck a chord with some people. It’s now been shared over 50,000 times and republished in numerous blogs, magazines, and books. He works at being a dedicated husband, a present and supportive adoptive Dad, an urban homesteader who sometimes mows the lawn, and a wistful cyclist.   About The ManKind Project The ManKind Project is a men's community for the 21st Century. MKP is a nonprofit training and education organization with three decades of proven success hosting life-changing experiential personal development programs for men. MKP supports a global network of free peer-facilitated men's groups and supports men in leading lives of integrity, authenticity, and service.   We believe that emotionally mature, powerful, compassionate, and purpose-driven men will help heal some of our society's deepest wounds. We support the powerful brilliance of men and we are willing to look at, and take full responsibility for, the pain we are also capable of creating - and suffering. We care deeply about men, our families, communities, and the planet.      Join The Wellness Warrior VIP Club:  **Click on the photo above to get exclusive discounts on new wellness tools, be first in line for new podcasts, get access to invite-only events, and so much more.**   More Top Episodes 226 Paul Chek: The Revolution Is Coming (3 Part Series) 131 Drew Manning: Emotional Fitness 129 Gretchen Rubin: The Four Tendencies  183 Dr. Kyra Bobinet: Brain Science 196 Aubrey Marcus: Own The Day 103 Robb Wolf: Wired To Eat Best of The Best: The Top 10 Guests From over 200 Shows Get More Wellness In Your Life Join the WFR Community on facebook Tweet us on Twitter: Send us a fun tweet (or a what's up) Comment on the Facebook page Rate & Review Wellness Force

Can men teach each other and boys about women without being taught by women?Aaron interviews Gabrielle about her life, path and experience with her daughter.Boysen Hodgson and Brian Katz both work with men and boys mentoring and teaching in their communities, but do men know WHAT to say to each other about consent and assaults on women, without actually talking to a woman and hear what she wants said?

What does it look like to be fully responsible for yourself, including your action and inaction? Are you at all responsible for the shadow of men, even if you haven’t acted it out? How can you be a powerful, fulfilled man who courageously stands up for what he believes in? http://traffic.libsyn.com/manalive/I-Am-Responsible-Boysen.mp3 Show notes As a good […] The post #IamResponsible: Men On a Path to Radical Self-Ownership – Boysen Hodgson appeared first on Shana James Coaching.

Boysen Hodgson is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA, part of a global brotherhood of nonprofits conducting transformational initiation programs for men, and supporting a network of men’s groups serving over 10,000 men every week. He’s the author of “The New Macho,” a 21st century credo for the mature masculine. His mission is to transform culture by designing change and building bridges. He is an urban homesteader, a husband, and a proud adoptive papa.

Casey is a highly sensitive, intuitive, empathic, feminist, psychic male. We dig into the implications of these identities, including how our culture limits men's ability to embrace their highly sensitive characteristics. Casey walks us through his awakening to his lunar or feminine side, which has been a decade-long discovery. Casey talks about how he loves the dichotomy of doing construction work and healing work, and how he uses his intuition to help him in both worlds. Casey and I dig into the meta-questions surrounding how to make this world more equitable and just among the genders, and - surprise - don't always agree with each other. Listen in as we have a heartfelt and compassionate conversation about these difficult issues. Mentioned on the show: The Ezra Klein Show: Is modern society making us depressed? https://www.vox.com/ezra-klein-show-podcast Women in Depth Podcast with Boysen Hodgson of The ManKind Project https://lourdesviado.com/77-manhood-masculinity-meaning-with-boysen-hodgson/ The ManKind Project https://mankindproject.org/ Contact Casey: On Facebook Messenger as Casey Muldoon Contact him about his healing work or his men's circle opening September 27th. Contribute to this podcast: www.patreon.com/sensitivityuncensored Book a reading with me: www.sensitivityuncensored.com/work-together Join my membership group: www.sensitivityuncensored.com/refuge-sacred-rebellion Come to my FREE Sacred Pampering Event September 1st www.sensitivityuncensored.com/sacred-pampering-event

Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter "What would the world be like if you could look into the eyes of another man and not be afraid?" - Boysen Hodgson Boysen is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project. MKP is a globally established men's community for the 21st century.  They have been offering men's trainings and peer-led men's groups for 30 years and have impacted hundreds of thousands of men.   On this episode Dan and Boysen explore the issues men are facing today, and offer a ton of simple and powerful ways to show up, engage, and get involved.  You can find out everything MKP at this link, and key into their New Warrior Training Adventure. Want to give back?  We have a generous donation that we are raffling off to raise money for the Veteran Integration Expedition (August 19 through 26). Help us get these Vets to the City of Bozeman and buy a raffle ticket for a 2018 Kawasaki KLX 140L. You can find all the information and buy a raffle ticket here. All rallied proceeds go toward getting these Veterans here and making sure their experience is impacting and profound. Want to get in a room with us and change your life?  We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We're almost sold out of spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website so get in while you can! Also be sure to subscribe to the Evryman Podcast to stay up to date on our weekly episode. You can find us on most podcast listening sites such as Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and more.

Welcome to the podcast! Today I am delighted to be joined by Boysen Hodgson. Boysen is the Communications and Marketing Director for the ManKind Project USA, a nonprofit mentoring and training organization that offers powerful opportunities for men’s personal growth at any stage of life. Boysen has been facilitating men’s work for nearly a decade.  He’s a co-founder of the Springfield Open Men’s Group, former Director for the New England ManKind Project Center, and author of “The New Macho,” a credo for the new masculine. Boysen has been featured in numerous radio programs and publications including a New Conversation with Men, Good Men Project, Dallas Voice, and the Sunday Times of London. Boysen received his BA with Honors from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, after completing 2 years of Design coursework at Cornell University. He has been helping organizations and individuals design the change they wish to see in the world for 15 years. He’s a dedicated husband, a cyclist, and an urban homesteader. Full show notes available at www.lourdesviado.com

 Boysen’s Free Gift: Into the Dark: Initiation for Modern Male Leaders – an exploration of the possibility that comes with the lost art of initiation. Click here. About Boysen Hodgson: Boysen Hodgson is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project USA, part of a global brotherhood of nonprofits conducting transformational initiation programs for men at … Continue reading "Boysen Hodgson – Warrior Training Adventure – A Game Changer"

Rites of Passage have been a part of transitioning from boy to manhood throughout cultures and throughout time. Yet, they are largely non-existent in the modern western world.

Andy and Appio explore The ManKind Project with Director of Marketing and Communications, Boysen Hodgson. Boysen shares the mission, origins and much more regarding The ManKind Project and their New Warrior Training Adventure. #RealMenFeelEpisode 26, recorded September 6, 2016RealMenFeel.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marketing & Communications Director of the Mankind Project, USA / A modern Male Initiation

In this episode of the Better Human Show, I talk with Boysen Hodgson, communications director of the Mankind Project.  A lot of us have heard of the Mankind Project, but don't really know what they do besides share some heartwarming & feel good content on social media, where they have about a million fans on Facebook. We talk about mythopoetic rituals and how to develop deeper, more meaningful relationships.The ManKind Project flies in the face of rigid stereotypes about the "Sensitive New Age Man" AND the "Macho Man". The mankind projects asks men to go right up to the edge - and beyond - in a culture that seems to be comfortable with mediocrity and passivity from men. They ask men to stop living a vicarious adventure through their TV's and step into a real time adventure to win back their passion for life. They ask men to confront the real issues, to get 100% honest about who they are. Some men have a really hard time doing that. Many did too, but  took the risk anyway.  And we'll talk about how life changes for men who begin to approach life differently after experiencing the New Warrior Training Adventure.This conversation goes deep, and caused me to re-evaluate some long held beliefs.  If you like what you hear, please subscribe, rate and review on iTunes. It helps our show get found, and I truly appreciate it.  Also, the way this show grows is by word of mouth.  or rather you sharing on social media, talking to friends, tweeting about it, posting on Facebook.To stay in touch with the show, get detailed show notes, and subscribe to my email newsletter, visit DavidRachford.com/podcast.  I've got a great info-graphic I just released that shares the 5 simple tools I used to lose 50 lbs in 6 months, just subscribe to my list and I'll send it over.  I won't spam you, I just send out a weekly email to keep in touch and share some things I'm working on.Interview begins at 2:51, but please listen to the intro!

[Listen on iTunes] BOYSEN HOGDSON is the Marketing & Communications Director for The Mankind Project USA. He works with a small team of staff and volunteers to create marketing materials, strategies, and programs to support the work of the ManKind Project in mentoring men through the passages in their lives. In this episode we discuss: His mentor, Ray, who unified eighteen 1 room schoolhouses to form the very first elementary school system. Letting ourselves be truly seen by other men. The power and freedom of men healing themselves. Being a father. Quotes from this episode: "The work that I do now with MKP is creating more men (like Ray Sant) to inspire others to see way bigger than they thought they could. I help men heal the parts of themselves that need to be healed in order to see themselves in a bigger context." "I learned I was capable of expressing myself in a  way that I didn’t think was possible. If I let that rage out it would consume me. If I let that grief be visible to the men around me it would consume me. I think that I’m not unique." "I learned that I could tell the truth in relationship and that I wouldn’t be rejected, even the parts of myself i thought were so ugly and horrible could be held." Resources from this episode: The Mankind Project

Superhero Academy Podcast Boysen Hodgson - The Mankind Project For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Boysen Hodgson, the Marketing Director of The Mankind Project USA, a 501c3 nonprofit in the US, and a nonprofit organization around the world. It believes that the world could use more self-aware male leaders and role models in the world, building communities, working with others to create a more sustainable, and connected world. It created New Warrior Training Adventure, an emotional boot camp for men. The Mankind Project and the New Warrior Training are men's groups that address a man's personal sense of purpose. Mankind Project USA will also be having a summit called the Power of Purpose Summit, which is open to everyone. It focuses on creating purpose and helping people to know their passion and creating a sustainable life. Sustainability is not a thing you can buy and is not a weekend workshop; it's a lifestyle. Everyday, you have to make decisions to become more sustainable and take actions to save more time tomorrow. It takes time to progress towards sustainability and it's a continuous journey that we all should be a part of. Main Questions Asked • What is The Mankind Project? [00:55] • How did Mankind Project start? [00:59] • How do you unlock so many people's minds? What is your secret? [17:14] • When did you become a New Warrior? [45:59] Powerful Quotes • "A man's personal sense of purpose is one of the things that we specifically address on the New Warrior Training Adventure Weekend." - Boysen Hodgson [11:42] • "We evolve when our circumstances forces us to." - Boysen Hodgson [24:01] • "Sustainability is not a thing you can buy and is not a weekend workshop; it's a lifestyle." - Marc Coppola [35:23] Links Mentioned Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely danariely.com Charles Eisenstein charleseisenstein.net Power of Purpose Summit powerofpurposesummit.com Contact Information for the Guest, Boysen Hodgson and The Mankind Project linkedin.com/in/boysenh mankindproject.org Come check out more of what we do on www.valhallamovement.com www.superheroacademy.net