Podcasts about Male bonding

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: It's Ash Wednesday and Jim tells us about a priest giving out ashes at the train station. Tim has a real issue with the make-a-heart hand gesture. Obscene gestures around the world. Tim's Narnia adventures. Keeping your clothes in a hole. Class clowns and their comedy writers.SKETCHES: A redacted love story. Fun facts about Wyoming. A mean men's store. The Drunken Bible. A bad driving school. And more!

What'd you like? Send us a text.Take a break with Duck LogicTALK: Walter looks at his permanent record. Duck Logic's comedy classes. Jim's uncle Bud's weird death. One Piece. Job fairs. And Walter's neighbor is in the CIA. SKETCHES: Bars for Lent. Laundered money. A philosophical hockey player. A really short opera. What else would Jesus do and more!

What'd you like? Send us a text.Take a break with Duck Logic and:TALK: Duck Logic in the Epstein files? A man who gets off when he has his diaper changed. Do you look at your poop? Tim challenges The Seahawks to Hungry Hungry Hippos. Gambling on anything. Someone stole Jim's poop joke. And sloths.SKETCHES: A last-minute Valentine gift that smells like one. Dairy humor from stand-up Sal Monella. Re-buying your childhood toys, sort of. ChatGPT comedy. Luge training. And more!

What'd you like? Send us a text.Take a break with Duck Logic and:TALK: High school sex ed. The guys learn about the birds and bees. Jim's emotional health class scars. Tim dares women's softball players. Professional hockey moms. And Tim loves for the biathlon.SKETCHES: Valentine's Day hot spots. A new and improved gadget that does something or other. A guy that REALLY loves opera. Interviews with Winter Olympic maybes. And a few more things.

What'd you like? Send us a text.Take a little break from it all with Duck Logic and:TALK: Drunken Walt hides from the cops. Jim tells phone solicitors he's dead. Tim looks for a plumber. Oh, the people you'll meet on Nextdoor. And Tim's a stunt driver. SKETCHES: Valentine's Day sales at a hardware store. An expo for shut-ins. A tollbooth attendant tells funny stories. And a song about peas. Plus, more!

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Autistic Barbie. How does a 3-legged dog pee? How many bears can get stuck in a crawl space. Racist comic strips of old. Jim's less-than-believable Australian accent.SKETCHES: A new and improved useless gadget. Winter fun at Splatterland amusement park. The guy who wrote “Close Cover Before Striking.” Cowboys do commercials. And more.

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Is God a loud talker? The guys try “Gadzooks!” as their new catch phrase. The guy who made Johnny Carson quit. How we know the Insult Comedy Dog. Jim's grandpa's funny way of saying hello. SKETCHES: Insect love. More useless Duck Logic merch. Butt fashion. No crying in baseball. Community over-awareness. Plus, more.

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What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Holidays in Iowa City. Church merch. The Stonehenge gift shop. Druids. Walter's sister buys him a whip. Cousins drop you on your head.SKETCHES: A really loud chef. The wagon full of swag. Short Attention Span Theater. Voicemails from God. And more.

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Local newscaster's dancing. The streaming Oscars. The first A.I. reality show. Weed trees. Anime. Losing our cable TV award. SKETCHES: The second best places for New Years Eve. Champaign made by ducks. Throwing produce at bicycles. Plus, more.

What'd you like? Send us a text.Merry Christmas Eve eve (for those who celebrate)!!TALK: The guys talk about buffs. The finer points of furries. Pipe-fitters vs actors. Pre-roasted chestnuts. And who's bringing the inflatable rat?SKETCHES: Chipmunk pirates. Selfies with Santa. Forced family fun. And tattoos for the homeless. Plus, more.

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: A 4-year-old elevator operator. The Neil Diamond musical. Opening for Jonathon Brandmeier's band. Animosity for Christmas. And prank kidnapping.SKETCHES: Holiday blacktop service. Baby shopping. Insurance for your blanket. A leftover restaurant. Plus, more.

What'd you like? Send us a text.Tacky Christmas singers. 8-tracks. Latvian actors. Weird ethnic holiday food. Walt and Tim open a really boring advent calendar. And Jim gets hit with a rock.Then: a commercial about Nothing. Hormonal underwear. Prescription cologne. And a song about the perils of an extended family Christmas. Plus more.

What'd you like? Send us a text.Pulled from the DLCHH archives: the guys remember that one summer they started a theater camp for kids. Or did they? It's foggy. Maybe they got one or two of the details wrong. Maybe all of them?Then in the second segment the guys drink cocoa in their PJs and discuss the upcoming Christmas holiday. And Tim tells us about his pet possum.

What'd you like? Send us a text.Frats without liquor. The good ol' days of smoking. Jim almost burns down a forest. The penny's last days. Truth about pilgrims. And Tim's mic trouble. Then sketches: Horoscope for stud muffins. The first Thanksgiving, probably. Louisiana, whether you like it or not.  And of course, football. Plus more… 

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What'd you like? Send us a text.Walt's dad's porn books. A.I. country music. The upside of participation trophies. Then sketches: Stupidity. An explosive new bath soap. Mr. Analogy. And pumpkin spice in EVERYTHING. Plus, more…

What'd you like? Send us a text.Tim love for Veteran's Day. War movies. Jim's toenail update. And Walter's drunken bachelor party with his dad. Then: Hollywood's oldest toddler. The upside of infidelity. A really, really nice talk show. Plus more!

What'd you like? Send us a text.Tim thought The Black Phone was cute. Hair transplant fails. Getting your dog drunk. And that time they rubbed radium on Walt's head.PLUS: Bras have a birthday. Custom condoms. Military movie posers. And what's happening at the Mall.

What'd you like? Send us a text.Self defense with a banana. Something gross fell off Jim. Walt's over-amorous family dog. And an A.I. search engine suggests new names for the pod.Then: a sale on Halloween delinquent supplies. An unexpected hitchhiker. A conversation with a receding hairline. A scary boy loves his parents. Plus more! 

What'd you like? Send us a text.Yeah, we know… We're still kickin' back. One last replay show. Promise. This one has Jim telling us how he tried to make gun powder when he was a kid (and failed). Then an Olympic skier gets frostbite on his weewee!

What'd you like? Send us a text.In this week's flashback, the Duck Logic guys talk about the start of the all-body, “butt deodorant” craze and how Walter swam naked in high school gym class. Then Jim wears googly eyes and we talk about Bob Dylan.

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What'd you like? Send us a text.We're still on break, sorry. Just gettin' back from 3 days of fresh air, liquor, and videos games…You? You get a flashback to the show where we improvised a fuzzy memory of the children's TV show we did (or didn't do) in a “Fowl Memory” extended cut segment.

What'd you like? Send us a text.The guys are taking a break so they're sending along a few “best of” talkie bits from previous shows for your enjoyment.Walt tells us about his “meat detective” dream. Then they remember the musical they did (or didn't do) based on their cable TV show. Or not. It's fuzzy. It might've happened. Probably not.

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What'd you like? Send us a text.Okay, we seriously needed a break so we're dropping a “best of” from the archives---That time we uncovered the truth behind Amelia Earhart's disappearance and how there was someone with her on the plane! That time we did a show with a young Andy Dick. And then a church on TV calls their viewers “shut-ins.”

What'd you like? Send us a text.The Duck Logic guys are taking a much-needed break but didn't wanna leave their loyal listeners hangin', so here's a little replay from the archives---That time they talked about the pharma commercial with a cure for “crooked carrot” disease and Jim gettin' lucky with a girl on the kitchen floor. Enjoy!

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Living in an empty Hobby Lobby. A used pornography store. Betty Page. Elvis movies for the 21st century. And we question Jim's “friendship” with the kids in his neighborhood.SKETCHES: Canadian Labor Day. Larry David meets Zendaya. Kenny has a bonfire. Our audio centerfold. And a newsman tells a joke. Plus a few more things.

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Crappy movie previews. “Poop coffee.” A zoo in Demark that'll feed your pets to their lions. Farting at Veggie Fest. And Jim tells us about his best moment.SKETCHES: Not-so-monster trucks. Franz Kafta's bucket list. A song about lawyers. And whale farts. 

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Billy Jack, Kung Fu, Oddjob, Pale Rider, Buford Pusser. And Lollapalooza. SKETCHES: Pajamas. Dudes in college. A hairbrush that works underwater. Flying Bad Boys. 

What'd you like? Send us a text.TALK: Our Last Supper musical. Ozzy's funeral. Food touching. Chicago diners. Mohicans. And Billy Joel's drinking, um, issues. SKETCHES: Side Tracker, a detective who can't stay on task. The elephant in the room. A pretty complete back-to-college sale. And unless business advice. Plus more!

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Tired of being the 'nice guy' but afraid of becoming a jerk? Discover how authentic masculinity transforms your relationships and ignites genuine desire. If you're a man who finds yourself constantly seeking approval or walking on eggshells in relationships, you'll learn about Nice Guy Syndrome, how to break free from people-pleasing patterns, and why authenticity is the key to better relationships. Learn why being "nice" can actually damage your intimate connections and how to develop genuine confidence without becoming a jerk. Whether you're single and struggling to connect or in a relationship feeling sexually unfulfilled, this episode has transformative insights for you.  Stop sacrificing yourself for approval - start living authentically and watch your relationships transform.

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Episode 195 How 2 Sharpen Iron Sensers! On this episode, I'm talking about the impact that black tv shows from my childhood had on me growing up. The Martin's, a different world, cosbys, family matters and a few others. They all had a hand in reflecting somewhat of a positive influence on me becoming a man. Also, having watched my fair share of “chick flicks” over the years, I believe there is a formula to how they present some men in their films and dammit we gon talk about it a little bit. Even the church chick flicks made by the incomparable actor, director, producer, Tyler Perry. Lastly, I reach out to all men about the importance of the brotherhood for survival in this current climate we live in regardless of race. Highlighting the importance of being leaders for our families May God and His Universe remove any negative energy you may have stored from reading this. If you dig the episode, click love and share on your page. Help build the tribe of healing

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In this episode of MF Uncensored, host Paul interviews Duncan Brown, an expert on living beyond alcohol. Brown discusses his journey from heavy drinking to sobriety, the misconceptions surrounding men's mental health, and the negative impacts of alcohol and nicotine on society. He emphasizes the importance of seeking help and adopting healthier beliefs and routines to replace harmful habits. The episode also explores connections between addiction behaviors, the significance of connection in recovery, and engages in a rapid-fire Q&A revealing Brown's unique insights and personal experiences. There's a focus on actionable advice for those looking to overcome overindulgence, highlighted with cultural references to make the message relatable. 00:00 Welcome to MF Uncensored: Meet Duncan Brown 01:08 Duncan Brown's Journey Beyond Alcohol 04:07 The Real Impact of Alcohol on Health and Lifestyle 05:10 Writing to Inspire: Duncan's Books on Quitting Alcohol 07:12 Addressing Men's Health and the Stigma Around Asking for Help 09:55 Personal Stories of Overcoming and Understanding 15:14 The Science and Strategy Behind Quitting Alcohol 18:48 The Dynamics of Male Bonding and Acceptance 19:18 Exploring the Depths of Addiction and Recovery 22:29 The Complex World of Nicotine Addiction and Vaping 28:02 Drawing Life Lessons from Star Wars and The Terminator 32:07 Rapid Fire Questions: Insights and Anecdotes 35:00 Wrapping Up: Contact Information and Final Thoughts

Joe Chatz is back to talk about the NFL Draft, Millwall, and what everyone should know about Fire II. Also, a very lengthy discussion about music.

Today we've got Anthony Walker, Chris Harper, and Bobby Harrington talking about redefining manhood through a biblical and modern perspective. This is the Q&A session with speakers from the past two episodes, so if you haven't listened to those, please skip back and do that before listening to this one. The world critiques any form of manhood as toxic… but these men are advocating for a higher calling for me: the call for a Christ-like model of masculinity. This discussion emphasizes the importance of men confirming each other's manhood, the role of mentorship and discipleship in developing godly men, and the power of community to combat isolation and foster spiritual growth. Get ready for some practical approaches and models for having Christ-like traits in your life. Registration for our upcoming event –  National Disciple Making Forum (Disciple Making Culture). Interested in more Main sessions from our Nashville City Tour event? Head to our website to get free access to all the video's: https://discipleship.org/shop/2023-nashville-city-tour/  Watch The Video    Key Takeaways  00:00 Unpacking the Essence of Manhood: Archetypes vs. Stereotypes 00:44 The Power of Male Bonding and Mentorship 01:29 Addressing the Misconceptions of Masculinity 03:47 The Biblical Foundation of Manhood 05:50 The Impact of Embracing True Manhood 10:54 Navigating the Stereotypes and Finding Authentic Manhood 13:38 Creating Spaces for Men to Thrive and Connect 18:26 Practical Steps Towards Fostering Male Community and Growth 22:20 Conclusion: The Journey Towards Authentic Manhood   Check out these Free Ebooks:  Disciple Making Culture 10 Minute E-Book  Disciple Shift Ebook Discipleship That Fits Ebook Disciple Making Culture Visual Guide Interested in Audio books? Here are a couple of great options: Audio Book Becoming a Disciple Maker Audio Book National Sutdy on Disciple Making Join us at our National Forum this May on Disciple Making Culture

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This week on the Unmentionable Podcast, Jordan discusses Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness's emotional interview with Dax Shepard, where they talked about "trans misogyny." Jordan also delves into the truth about trans athletes in women's sports and more. In part two, Will returns to join us for a part two to discuss meditation, organic products, sex shame, and erotic bonding. You can follow Will at https://willblunderfield.ca

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Boomer & Gio spent a lot of time together yesterday. 4 hour radio show, then they went fishing, then played flag football and then watched the Maple Leafs game. Of course we lost to the high school kids. Pat Boyle played with intensity, Al did not. The Mets were swept by the Tigers as they lost 2-0 yesterday. Justin Verlander gave up back to back HRs in the first inning and the Mets did nothing on offense. The Yankees start a series in Tampa.

Package made from the B-roll "Brothers in Arms" about Afghan and American soldiers securing Sabzek pass in Afghanistan, living side by side, sharing the hardships and creating a strong bond between the men. Produced by Josh Fortune.

On this episode of The Saving Par Show we are on the road. Me and Matt sit down with Brandon Hale and recap our trip to Kirksville. Bret Nurski has a big sponsor announcement. We have a From The Gallery talk about our dream Masters dinner menu.

Show Notes: Will Bachman and Tim Whitmire talk about Whitmire's journey since graduating from Harvard. Whitmire started as a freelance journalist, then got a job at the Associated Press and covered Harvard Men's Basketball. He moved to the Providence Bureau of the Associated Press and eventually to New York City. He was transferred to Lexington, Kentucky to work as a sports writer and moved to Charlotte, North Carolina after that. He worked at the Charlotte Observer and then returned to the Associated Press to work as the head of the Charlotte Bureau until 2006.  Forming the Non-profit F3 Nation Tim Whitmire was working for the AAP when he decided to look for work in Charlotte, NC. He ended up getting hired in a marketing and business development role at a sell side and investment bank. He then co-founded a firm called Black Arch Partners, where he worked for a few years. After leaving the second bank, he found his way into his current work as an executive strategy consultant. Will then asked him about his nonprofit, F3 Nation. The Mission of F3 is to plant, grow and serve small workout groups for men for the invigoration of male community leadership.  Finding Groups to Form Friendships Will and Tim discussed the difficulties men face in forming friendships. Will suggests that people meet through parents of their kids' friends, their work colleagues, golf clubs, or religious institutions. Tim Whitmire suggests F3, a free workout group focused on fellowship and fitness. Tim explains the format of F3 workouts. F3 stands for Fitness, Fellowship, Faith.  The group usually meets at a local coffee shop where they can hang out and chat. F3 also encourages events such as distance running relays, mud runs, and, in Tim's words, "other completely stupid and utterly pointless activities" that foster friendship and bonding. F3's expansion process, called the Leap, involved creating a logo to sell gear from, with 10% of the proceeds going back to F3 for growth. Tim, a former member of the executive board of F3, explains that the group had to find innovative ways to get members out to cities in the Carolinas, and eventually beyond. In 2014, Tim took a trip to Richmond, Virginia, New Orleans, and Nashville, and others went to different cities. He would run workouts early in the morning and teach a class in the evening about the core principles of F3. This was called Gross School. He explains that the concept of shared leadership was developed and that each workout has a different attendee to lead it. The idea is to rotate the leadership of the organization to ensure that everyone is able to take on a leadership role. He also explains that F3 is now crossing international borders, with a Grow Rock event set to take place in England this fall. Team Alignment and Goal Setting Skills Tim Whitmire is an expert in team alignment and goal setting. He discusses the lessons of F3 and how they helped develop these skills. The main lesson is that not everyone has the same skill set or will lead in the same way, so it is important to leave space for people to express themselves and to lead. He also described the workouts themselves, which can be quite varied. His experiences with the group inspired him to  co-author a book called Free to Lead about the F3 experience. Harvard classes and professors Tim found inspiring include: Verlyn Klinkenborg's  creative writing classes, and George Dominguez' teachings on the Cuban Revolution. Timestamps 02:40 From Investment Banking to Executive Strategy Consulting and F3 Nation  12:49 The Story of F3: How a Small Workout Group Grew to Become a Global Phenomenon  13:09 Empowering Leadership and Building Community Through Fitness  17:36 Exploring the Benefits of Men's Fellowship 18:49 Exploring the Need for Male Bonding 23:09 Building Male Friendships in F3 Workouts  28:35 Exploring the Growth of F3: A Conversation with Tim Whitmire  32:37 F3: Exploring Shared Leadership and Expansion Beyond the Carolinas  35:00 F3 and the Benefits of Shared Leadership  41:18 The Benefits of Group Fitness and Fellowship Across Class Lines    Links: Cxnadvisory.com https://www.f3metro.com/ Freed to Lead   CONTACT INFO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-whitmire-7955145/ Twitter: @trwhitmire_OBT  

Have you ever wanted to get inside the mind of a man? There have been analogies of how men come from Mars and women from Venus. Or that men's minds are like waffles, and women's like spaghetti. Whatever you think, I've done a little digging so you don't have to continue to wonder why men think the way that they do. In a series of three episodes, I've gathered male friends of mine, married and single, to answer questions that women want to know about men, and let me tell you, it gets deep! In this episode, I chop it up with Emmy and Zander about why men don't go as deep in their relationships like women, if praying for your future spouse is even beneficial or something either of them did, and we even touch a little on some men's choice of feminine products for their woman. If you're looking for some insight mixed with a lot of laughs, then this is the episode for you. Stay tuned! Related: Christian Dating, pt. 2 (feat. Emmy + Kenna Orioha) Men are Like Waffles, Women are Like Spaghetti --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Will Blunderfield is a musician, yogi, and sexual kung fu instructor. In this conversation with Will we discuss:How German New Medicine helped him kick coke addictionThe poisoning of the gay communitySexual liberation as a psyopMale bonding is like a vitaminWhy guys should stop manscapingThe power of semen retentionThe truth about circumcisionYou can learn more about Will on his website or follow him on InstagramTerrain Theory episodes are not to be taken as medical advice. You are your own primary healthcare provider.If you have a Terrain Transformation story you would like to share, email us at ben@terraintheory.net.Learn more at www.terraintheory.net.Music by Chris Merenda

You know that we do it together. In our case, that means podcasting about Excalibur with super-smart friends, and in Nightcrawler and Wolverine's case, it means spending a relaxing weekend in Bavaria, taking in a few shows, fighting/helping monsters, and sharing a romantic horseback ride under a pinkish moon. Well, maybe relaxing isn't the right word... but we stand by the romance