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You’ve no doubt heard Jordan and Ettore speak on the podcast about the EVRYMAN men’s work community. EVRYMAN is a global community of men who come together to challenge and assist one another in their personal growth. EVRYMAN provides men with tools, resources, and community to proactively support their emotional health and build deep, meaningful relationships.
"Like so many other men," Ettore says, "I owe much of my personal growth and emotional healing to them. Given that, we thought our listeners might find it interesting to take a deeper dive into this extraordinary organization. We are honored to welcome CEO and Co-Founder Lucas Krump. I met Lucas early on in my EVRYMAN experience, and have been continually impressed by his kindness, his clear-eyed leadership, his commitment to his fellow humans, and his vision."
In this conversation, Lucas and Ettore chat not only about the organization, but also about Lucas' personal journey, entrepreneurship, choosing a life of service, the benefits of men’s work, and the depth of men’s emotional lives.
Lucas is a brilliant speaker, and you’re sure to find him mesmerizing.
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Secure? Anxious? Fearful? What is your adult attachment style?
In this week’s episode, Jordan and Ettore talk about their Anxious Ambivalent Attachment style, the effect it has on their relationships, and the steps they've taken to move toward Secure Attachment. On the way there, they talk about doing IFS, the value of men’s work, self-confidence, fitting in, and much more.
And they couldn’t help but start off with a quick victory lap as they celebrate their 20th episode!
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This podcasting odyssey we’ve started has presented a number of priceless growth and learning opportunities. Certainly one of the greatest lessons has been to let go of expectations. Take this week’s episode with meditation artist, author, and speaker Lou Redmond, for example.
First, there were the technical difficulties during the recording session. Ettore's headphones weren’t working, his computer froze and needed to be rebooted, and then—only moments later—his power went out briefly, knocking him offline.
Jordan suggested that Ettore must have kicked a black cat.
And then there was the conversation itself. What started as a perfectly ordinary chat about Lou’s meditation journey took an unexpected left turn and expanded into a fascinating exploration of spirituality, the existence of god, and the evidence for a higher power.
We think you’ll enjoy Lou’s inspirational personal story, his insights into meditation practice, and so much more. So let’s get on the road.
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#menswork #menshealth #mensmentalhealth #meditation #spirituality #spiritualawakening #podcast #evryman #personalgrowth #personaldevelopment #spiritualgrowth #meditationpractice
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Sometimes you meet people who say interesting things. And sometimes you meet people who make you feel like the best version of yourself when you’re with them. Our friend Aaron Musicant is someone who does both of those things.
Jordan and Ettore first met Aaron in person on their EVRYMAN Foundations retreat in June 2022, and their connection was deep and immediate. In this week’s episode, they talk with Aaron—a men’s work leader, coach, and host of EVRYMAN’s weekly Separation and Divorce drop-in group—about his journey to and within men’s work, the EVRYMAN programs he’s been a part of, healing journeys, marriage, relationships, dating, intimacy, and of course authenticity.
Aaron has a knack for casually dropping wisdom bombs and revealing deep universal truths before you even notice he did it. We can all but guarantee that you’ll be quoting him tomorrow!
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Emotions on both sides of the issue are running high around the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v Jackson, the landmark decision which overturned the longstanding legal precedent set by Roe v Wade.
So what do two cisgender men have to say about it? Quite a bit, it turns out. In this episode, Jordan and Ettore talk about the impact of the decision on the women in their lives and the far-reaching implications of the high court’s new posture.
After that, they talk about being a "good man," and whether it even makes sense to use the term. They touch on toxic masculinity, and how binary approaches to manhood are the enemy of personal authenticity.
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Two thousand nine hundred seventy seven people lost their lives to terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. At the heart of this world-changing tragedy lies the question: What makes someone decide to kill thousands of people they’ve never met?
While the roots of violent behavior are varied and complicated, there are common threads, many of which loop back to men’s inability to deal with difficult emotions. This week, self-relationship coach and former counter-terrorism officer J Stamatelos returns to the show to talk about how identity feeds into radicalization, the intersection of emotions and violent behavior, the role of modern media in encouraging violence, and much more.
For more information about J Stamatelos, visit his website: www.jamesjstamatelos.com
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To celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride Month, (no glitter or rainbow-farting unicorns, we promise) Ettore offers Jordan the opportunity to ask him anything about his experience as a gay man. Along the way, the guys touch on corporate rainbow washing, being a straight ally, gay/straight friendships, living authentically, and much more. Enjoy!
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Jordan and Ettore recap their recent retreat experience and talk about men's retreats.
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In this episode, Ettore and Jordan speak with self-relationship coach J Stamatelos about Internal Family Systems (IFS). The episode concludes with an edited version of a recent IFS session Ettore and J had together so you can hear the system in practice.
For more information about J Stamatelos, visit his website: www.jamesjstamatelos.com
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This week, Jordan and Ettore interview Weston Karnes, creator of Let's Get Real Bro, a card game designed specifically for men. Described as "Cards Against Humanity meets your therapist," Let's Get Real Bro provides a unique way for men to build deep, authentic connections while having a helluva lotta fun.
In this episode, Weston talks about his past and challenges, his history with men's work, what brought him to create Let's Get Real Bro, some insider views on the game creation process, and how he's building community one player at a time. The guys also play a round of the game, with some revealing and deeply real results!
To get more information about Let's Get Real Bro, visit letsgetrealbro.com. To reach Weston personally, drop him a line at [email protected].
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Adventures in men's work. The search for personal authenticity, emotional healing, and the meaning of modern masculinity. Authenticity Road follows our adventures through the world of men's work,…