Podcasts about cry like a man

Talking points: masculinity, culture, mindset We've had a lot of new listeners recently, and this interview deserves a ton of attention. Jason's words and work are powerful examples of how important men's work can be. This is a re-release of one of my favorite interviews, one of the most impactful stories, and worth every minute. Dig in for thoughts on comprehensive masculinity, the dangers of "grindset", and so much more. (00:00:00) - Intro and Jason's defining moment (00:07:45) - The video that got Jason global attention (00:13:22) - Defining “emotional incarceration” and its devastating effect on men (00:18:58) - Why do some men have such an aversion to rest and replenishment? (00:24:52) - How Jason got into martial arts, and how he uses it to support young men (00:33:54) - On the importance and teaching of defeat Jason Wilson is the founder and CEO of the Yunion (pronounced union), a non-profit youth development organization in Detroit Michigan. Since 2003, the Yunion has effectively reached more than 15,000 youth and young adults through innovative prevention programming, trauma-informed care, parental engagement, and counseling. In 2008, Mr. Wilson's heart for fatherless and misguided black boys inspired him to create and direct the Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy (CATTA). As an expert in Emotional Stability Training®, Wilson's leadership has garnered the CATTA numerous acknowledgments and awards for his work teaching males how to introspectively confront and conquer their negative emotions with composure. In 2016, one of the CATTA's videos went viral with over 80 million views worldwide. As a result, Mr. Wilson was invited to be a guest on the Dr. Oz Show and to present the CATTA at President Obama's ‘My Brother's Keeper' Showcase at the White House. Later that year, NBC's hit TV show ‘This Is Us' was so inspired by Wilson's work, that they featured the CATTA's initiation ceremony in one of their most viewed and award winning episodes. In 2018, Mr. Wilson signed with actor/producer Laurence Fishburne's film company Cinema Gypsy to produce a documentary film on Jason's work with the CATTA. It is scheduled to be released in 2021. Mr. Wilson has over 25 years of martial arts experience, in addition to over 16 years of training and developing young black males. Mr. Wilson is a man of the Most High, a faithful husband of over 22 years and a proud father of two beautiful children. Connect with Jason -Website: https://mrjasonwilson.com/ -Book, "Battle Cry": https://www.amazon.com/dp/1400226996 -The Yunion: https://theyunion.org/ -The Cave of Adullam Transformational Academy: https://mrjasonwilson.com/catta/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrjasonowilson/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrjasonowilson -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrjasonowilson -Book, "Cry Like A Man": https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G1YJ7DZ/ *** Build brotherhood in person. Join a Men's Weekend Pick up my book, Men's Work: A Practical Guide To Face Your Darkness, End Self-Sabotage, And Find Freedom: https://mantalks.com/mens-work-book/ Check out some free resources: How To Quit Porn | Anger Meditation | How To Lead In Your Relationship Build brotherhood with a powerful group of like-minded men from around the world. Check out The Alliance.  Enjoy the podcast? If so, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Podchaser. It helps us get into the ears of new listeners, expand the ManTalks Community, and help others find the tools and training they're looking for. And don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify For more episodes, visit us at ManTalks.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I discuss “Cry Like A Man” by Jason Wilson in this episode. Jason shares his life story, how he overcame “emotional incarceration” and healed himself of childhood trauma. I identify with many portions of Jason's story, I also went through the bulk of my life suppressing and mismanaging my emotions. Most importantly, this book teaches men that despite gender and societal norms, it's okay to cry. Breaking Through Emotional Barriers/"It's ok to cry" video Cry Like A Man Please support this podcast by hitting “Subscribe” and leaving a 5-Star Review. Thank you for listening! Follow Me: Instagram

This episode helps Black women understand why they are single and how they can shift their focus from pursuing men to fulfilling their divine mission. All good things, including love, come from God, but through people. Learning and (unlearning) how to see your true worth is the key to being happy in spite of your marital status. *Tony Gaskins, Jr., Dr. Eric Thomas, and Jason Wilson, the author of Cry Like A Man, and Dr. Dale C. Bronner, Bishop of Word of Faith Family Worship Center are four examples of righteous Black men cited in this episode. Listen and learn. *These men are mentioned because they have national platforms and their materials are easily accessible to a wide audience via books and YouTube. Please note that there are countless other righteous Black men and if you know one, share their information with others. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cherie-hardy/message

This episode helps Black women understand why they are single and how they can shift their focus from pursuing men to fulfilling their divine mission. All good things, including love, come from God, but through people. Learning and (unlearning) how to see your true worth is the key to being happy in spite of your marital status. *Tony Gaskins, Jr., Dr. Eric Thomas, and Jason Wilson, the author of Cry Like A Man, and Dr. Dale C. Bronner, Bishop of Word of Faith Family Worship Center are four examples of righteous Black men cited in this episode. Listen and learn. *These men are mentioned because they have national platforms and their materials are easily accessible to a wide audience via books and YouTube. Please note that there are countless other righteous Black men and if you know one, share their information with others. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cherie-hardy/message

Have you ever felt emotionally isolated? In this episode, Nicole chats with Literary Influencer AJ Sanders as she shares how she was able process her feelings, heal, connect with other women and build community through reading. They discuss how a simple practice helped her to bond with women and understand the perspective of others.  You will can do this too. AJ explains how the power of listening and empathy can help you create a community starting with just one book.  Grab your popcorn. Put in your ear buds in and get ready!  Follow AJ https://www.instagram.com/readingwithglamour/ About AJ: When it comes to influencing people to read,  AJ infuses fun, humor, beauty, style and charisma. As a Literary Influencer, AJ has partnered with publishing companies such as Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, and W.W. Norton and Company.  In addition, she has interviewed authors such as Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child, Elizabeth Nyamayaro, Executive Director of United Nations Women, and Jason Wilson, the author of Battle Cry and Cry Like A Man.  AJ is an Elementary School Counselor by day and a Book Pusher by night. Stone Mountain, Georgia raised her, and Houston, Texas pays her! Books Mentioned on Episode: Red Lip Theology by Candice Benbow When the Reckoning Comes by LaTanya McQueen  Sugar by Bernice McFadden This Bitter Earth by Bernice McFadden  

We back!! It's a new year but the same big dog talk family! We all had highlights for the year 2021 and we BIG ready for year 2022. Hear us talk this week about black men not having the ability to, or the right people they feel they can vent to. We give our reasons we think there is a block with this within our black culture. We also give our thoughts on how to improve on this blockage of vulnerability for the black man. Big B and Big Charles figured it out though with each other,  so tap in to find out their journey!Business highlight information:parispalacehaircare.comUse offer code Big dog talk to receive 20% off through February 2022. 

The Brothers and Cousin Jeff discuss November's selection:  Cry Like a Man by Jason Wilson.

Join Triple O and me talking about his mental health journey and his EP called Cry Like A Man. Our conversation is based upon his album. We talk about a lot of interesting topics associated with mental health. We discuss him becoming a father, faith and mental health, vulnerability and positive mental health. It is an insightful conversation that highlights the importance of taking care of your mental health. Triple O is a MOBO winning artist who champions mental health within his music. he is a writer and a conversationalist who is breaking down the stereotypes of men. Helping those be vulnerable and start the journey to developing positive mental health. He also is mental health trained too. Listen to his album here: https://open.spotify.com/album/4r9CWu30FdXIHmluubwtFS?si=MWkznanmQIG8yrGdEpkvGQ Here are some support services for mental health: https://healhub.org.uk/ https://www.headspace.com/ https://www.kooth.com/ https://bayo.ubele.org/ https://www.baatn.org.uk/ https://www.youngminds.org.uk/young-person/blog/black-mental-health-matters/ If you want to get into contact with me: Email: Speak@blackandraww.co.uk Instagram & Twitter: @blackandraww Website: www.blackandraww.co.uk

In this episode, Bryan and Kristen talk about Jason Wilson's first book, "Cry Like A Man," and then discuss looking forward to his new book, "Battle Cry." Life Level 1 is a general topic podcast about life from the humorous perspective of Bryan and his broad, Kristen. Bryan has a background in video game development and Kristen has a background in life. The thoughts and opinions expressed on this podcast are those of the individual contributors alone and are not a reflection of their employers.

Making headlines back in 2016, a video recording of Jason Wilson's student's martial arts test went viral on social media. In the video, young Bruce is overwhelmed with fear of failure. Jason teaches him to embrace his emotion and overcome the challenge.  Jason is the founder and head instructor of the Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy (CATTA) and Yunion (pronounced union), a non-profit youth development organization in Detroit, Michigan. He has written two books on emotional vulnerability in men, Cry Like A Man and Breaking Through Emotional Barriers: The Four F's To Emotional Freedom. His upcoming release, Battle Cry: Waging and Winning the War Within, teaches us to redefine masculinity to create a fitting world where gender-based stereotyping is no longer existent. Jason is also an expert in Emotional Stability Training® and has garnered CATTA numerous acknowledgements and awards for his work teaching males how to confront and conquer their negative emotions with composure. Today, we talk about emotional incarceration in men and why we need to break any misleading mantras that demand men be tough all the time. Jason shares a framework for releasing emotional trauma, the precursors to stress and anxiety, and how to free yourself of living in fear. Some other things we talk about: What board breaking in martial arts signifies - overcoming the emotional barriers in our lives Jason says, “When you allow a man to become whole or comprehensive, instead of just living life as a masculine male, he becomes more aware of the wrongs and the rights that he flicked on the women in his life.” Hence, it's essential to teach the men in our lives that it's okay to cry, to express, to feel so they learn to treat women the way they're supposed to. Jason's concept of 4Rs - Release, Reflect, Reset, and Rest. Understanding trauma and why it's important to release it Stop living from fear or societal expectations; live from the good in your heart. Enjoy! Have a question? Text me 1-206-309-5177
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This is a long-awaited reunion! Jason has been a guiding light and inspiration to multitudes of boys and men, and it's an honor to reconnect with him. We talk about the struggles men face in silence, the culture of "grind", intergenerational trauma, and the need for men to develop a comprehensive masculinity. Jason Wilson is the founder and CEO of the Yunion (pronounced union), a non-profit youth development organization in Detroit Michigan. Since 2003, the Yunion has effectively reached more than 15,000 youth and young adults through innovative prevention programming, trauma-informed care, parental engagement, and counseling. In 2008, Mr. Wilson's heart for fatherless and misguided black boys inspired him to create and direct the Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy (CATTA). As an expert in Emotional Stability Training®, Wilson's leadership has garnered the CATTA numerous acknowledgments and awards for his work teaching males how to introspectively confront and conquer their negative emotions with composure. In 2016, one of the CATTA's videos went viral with over 80 million views worldwide. As a result, Mr. Wilson was invited to be a guest on the Dr. Oz Show and to present the CATTA at President Obama's ‘My Brother's Keeper' Showcase at the White House. Later that year, NBC's hit TV show ‘This Is Us' was so inspired by Wilson's work, that they featured the CATTA's initiation ceremony in one of their most viewed and award winning episodes. In 2018, Mr. Wilson signed with actor/producer Laurence Fishburne's film company Cinema Gypsy to produce a documentary film on Jason's work with the CATTA. It is scheduled to be released in 2021. Mr. Wilson has over 25 years of martial arts experience, in addition to over 16 years of training and developing young black males. Mr. Wilson is a man of the Most High, a faithful husband of over 22 years and a proud father of two beautiful children.   Connect with Jason -Website: https://mrjasonwilson.com/ -UPCOMING book, "Battle Cry": https://www.amazon.com/dp/1400226996 -The Yunion: https://theyunion.org/ -The Cave of Adullam Transformational Academy: https://mrjasonwilson.com/catta/ -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrjasonowilson/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrjasonowilson -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrjasonowilson -Book, "Cry Like A Man": https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G1YJ7DZ/ Did you enjoy the podcast? If so, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Podchaser. It helps us get into the ears of new listeners, expand the ManTalks Community, and help others find the self-leadership they're looking for. Are you looking to find purpose, navigate transition, or fix your relationships, all with a powerful group of men from around the world? Check out The Alliance and join me today.  Check out our Facebook Page or the Men's community. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts  | Spotify For more episodes visit us at ManTalks.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter    Editing & Mixing by: Aaron The Tech See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Certaines demandes sont présentées comme des obligations et nous donnent l'impression que nous devons y accéder par devoir ou par politesse. Certaines conversations sont considérées comme de simples chit chat, mais les conséquences sont parfois grandes sur notre bien-être mental lorsque, l'air de rien, notre vie ou nos expériences sont négativement critiquées ou invalidées. Cet épisode se focalise sur ces deux réalités et les décortique selon l'expérience de C. Befoune. Toutes les questions relatives à l'épisode peuvent être posées sur le blog Digressions, dont le podcast est une extension, au bas de https://mesdigressions.com/category/episodes/ (l'article dédié à cet épisode). Ressources mentionnées dans le podcast : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41110784-cry-like-a-man?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=hiWoWMb25e&rank=1 (Cry Like A Man : Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration), Jason Wilson

Jason Wilson shares what it means to be a man and why it is imperative to understand that being a man requires a man to utilize the full spectrum of emotions.

Toni travels solo to NYC in this episode of PATH Positive Approaches To Health and engages in an incredible conversation with Bradford and Brian Manning of Two Blind Brothers. Brad and Brian were both diagnosed at a young age with Stargardt’s disease, a form of macular degeneration. They are in the business of creating ultra-soft designer clothing from natural fibers for the sole purpose of funding blindness research. Their conversation takes them down many paths as they touch on community, connection, adversity and purpose. This is a conversation you will not want to miss and teaches so many life lessons. You will fall in love with these two gentlemen as you listen to their story, the approach to their challenge and how they harnessed their passion and made it their mission to help find a cure for blindness. You can read their story and help support this cause at twoblindbrothers.com or watch one of their talks at https://twoblindbrothers.com/blogs/the-blind-spot/how-to-speak-your-truth-and-make-people-listen. To learn more about the book Toni referenced, Cry Like A Man by Jason Wilson go to https://www.amazon.com/Cry-Like-Man-Emotional-Incarceration/dp/0830775943.

Our culture erroneously classifies men who cry as soft, over-sensitive, or even homosexual. This is absurd, and my story proves it. In this message, I share three edifying and tear-filled moments from my life, what those tears taught me, and why I'm grateful that I let them flow. If you're a "man's man," this is the perfect episode for you. Walk in purposeful manhood. +++++ Questions? Feedback? Suggested topics? Complete the form on my website, chadkanyer.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/saddledstallion/message

Memperingati International Men's Day dengan membahas momen-momen tangisan para pria yang iconic di judul-judul film/series/anime populer dari Amerika, Jepang, Thailand, India, hingga ke Indonesia.

Yo my people, in this episode Lara and I chat about: - What I have learned from Jason Wilson's book, Cry Like A Man  - Imposter Syndrome - Learning to forgive ourselves and others - Toxic Masculinity - Can guys be emotional?  - Agape Love and more! Socials Instagram: @adulting_with_t_podcast Twitter: @adulting_with_t

The kings discuss a myriad of issues in today's episode. From starting a business to work/life balance, we cover it all. Enjoy and join the conversation. Like, Share & Subscribe! Follow us on IG at: @_KingsTable @ytheg @the.super.ken @heir_flo @juliosevocharrez

The Music Maestro and Mobo-award winner Triple O joins the podcast this week in a lively episode of TheNineToFivers Podcast. Social media is so dominant in today's society and what people choose to share has always been a point of contention. From the oversharers like those involved in the AuntyBoots scandal to the selective, successful and positive pages that most of us try and maintain. Triple O talks the team through his own recent setback and how he used social media to update his family, friends and fans. It resulted in an outpouring of positivity and support which we can so often forget is avaliable to us in the sometime artificial online world. Growing up in East London the hub of urban sound Triple O walks us through his purpose, his EP, his inspirations and the decisions thatultimately led him to where he is today. Listen for all this and so much more in another powerful episode of TheNineToFivers Podcast. www.tripleomusic.com Insta: Tripleomusic Cry Like A Man EP - Out soon on all major platforms Upcoming show 29 Mar 2020 TheNinetoFivers Podcast is available on all platforms including Spotify, Apple and Soundcloud. Youtube @The9to5ers_ Insta @theninetofivers Twitter @The9to5ers_ Insta Handles: XO: Xo9to5ers TwoTones: 2tones9to5

My guest tonight had a bit of a self-imposed hiatus from the music scene and his brand new EP, Cry Like A Man, talks about why.  South London rapper, Triple O has faced some of his most difficult challenges in life and it’s incredibly brave of him to detail the journey through this new EP. It’s hard-hitting, creative and important. I feel privileged that he agreed to share some of that with us on the show. Be encouraged and be inspired! 

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“Just be a man!”  How many times have we heard this said before?  The truth is, many men are hurting. The view of “tough guy” masculinity is preventing so many from expressing what is going on inside their hearts and mind. Jason Wilson experienced the murders of his two older brothers, a verbally harsh and absent father, and his mother spiralled into depression.  He had been raised with one view of what it means to be a man, but his decision to acknowledge his emotions is what made him the man and leader he is today. In this podcast, Jason Wilson will help us understand how God wants men to process their emotions.  Discover the power, love, and self-control it takes to cry like a man. Jason Wilson is the founder and CEO of Yunion, and he has over 14 years of experience in training and developing young black men. Under his leadership, Yunion has effectively reached more than 10,000 youth and young adults in Metro Detroit.

On this weeks episode the guys dive into the subject of Masculinity, and what it means to "Be a Man" in today's society.  We talk about how we were brought up vs how our parents, and their parents, were raised, and talk about some of the shifts in the in the way our generation thinks and holds ourselves and our peers accountable for actions and how this seems to be a growing trend with the generation after us.  Tune in for a serious and thought provoking episode of this weeks Raising Nashville Podcast. 

The biological benefits of tears is discussed along with possible reasons individuals shy away from crying. - Book for men “Cry Like A Man”

Gentlemen, I don’t know about you, but I am exhausted. I’m exhausted trying to keep up with the EVER CHANGING definitions of manhood. Some men say NEVER cry. Some say Cry Like A Man. Some say real men do this thing, some say real men do that thing. I got tired of the noise guys, and maybe you are too so TUNE IN TODAY, as we look at what God’s Word has to say about “acting like a man”.

Heller #Opinionaterz! On this episode (104), DeVonta and returning guests host Uncle AK from SITM(Stuck In the Middle) Podcast talk #LebronJames, #GoldenStateWarriors, #NewAppleAirsPods, #AirBNBDrama and much more! #MVPOfTheWeek: #JasonWilson#BiggestLoserOfTheWeek: #JamesHardenThe Opinionated Topic Of The WeekComing off the reading of Jason Wilson's new book 'Cry Like A Man", DeVonta & Uncle AK discuss the importance of black men showing our emotions.Follow Uncle AK: https://www.instagram.com/wizemanak/Follow The SITM Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/sitmpodcast/Follow us on Social Media:Instagram: www.instagram.com/tob__podcast/Twitter: mobile.twitter.com/tob__podcastFacebook: m.facebook.com/theopinionatedbru…od/?ref=bookmarksFollow DeVonta on Social Media:Instagram: www.instagram.com/devontas_world/Twitter: mobile.twitter.com/devontas_WorldIf you would like to make a donation to our company/network, click the link below:www.tyronzahicks.com/donateSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/THCNetwork)

Everyone will need the book for this class. Cry Like A Man! By Jason Wilson   Love & Respect Class starts at  5pm pst-6pm mst - 7pm cst & 8pm est call 425 535-9173 then 319 527-2200

Jason Wilson, author of Cry Like a Man, discusses what it means to be a man, a real man, and how he has evolved to become one. (Lurie Daniel Favors and Karen Hunter are interviewing).

The conversation was focused on ‘What Modern Masculinity’ is all about. Does being heterosexual vs being gay makes one still identify as masculine? How about male insecurities and how to approach the red and blue pill aspect of masculinity... also based the discussion on mentorship and how to pick up women as a man! “...there is no man who has been known to be proud of his insecurities and being vulnerable... men are in constant quest to show a macho-trait... no one is proud to state they have a small dick...” This is an interesting take by Rophus in expressing his though from the book ‘Cry Like A Man’. JayBlack did ask, should men prioritize emotion over reason, when identifying masculinity? As men, we are currently told it is okay to cry... do you think it is right?

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Jason Wilson who is the founder and CEO of Yunion, the Cave of Adullam Transformational Training Academy (CATTA), and author of Cry Like a Man: Fighting for Freedom from Emotional Incarceration. Jason shares the inspiration behind his book and message for readers. Masculinity does not define all of being human, it’s only part of a man. “There is no such thing as toxic masculinity, I say a man becomes toxic when he only allows himself to be defined or live under the attributes of masculinity.” We dig into some of Jason’s profound experiences that have shaped his walk with Christ. At CATTA, he is more interested in sharpening each other rather than polishing. Hear more the creative and strategic language that Jason uses to rethink clichés. Finally, some advice for fathers, and for all men! You can find Jason’s book where books are sold and Jason’s latest news @mrjasonowilson on social media.

Van sits down with one of his heroes, Jason Wilson from the Cave of Adullam. They talk about this new book “Cry Like A Man” and what Jason had to overcome to become the thought leader that he is today. At the top of the show Van rants about a friend that tried to get his help on Black Twitter and why she was wrong for looping him in.

What does it mean to be a man? Is there a different between how the world defines manhood vs. how the Bible defines manhood?In this episode, join host Jerrad Lopes as he interviews author and leader Jason Wilson on the topic of Biblical masculinity. Podcast Sponsor: Marriage After God Podcast, Blinkist, YUMI

Today is the start of a new sermon series called “Tears From Heaven”! Edmound Teo will be speaking on what it looks like to be gripped with compassion, to allow space for a sorrow in our humanity but be guided by an eternal perspective.