It’s our first birthday! In this anniversary episode, Eric and Tim look back on 58 conversations about men’s work, embodiment, and personal growth—told through a queer lens and grounded in community. We share surprising messages from listeners who felt less alone, and reflect on moments that changed us: Jonathan Scott’s “diamonds in the surf” tribute to queer lineage; Chef Ava’s practice of “scanning the room with love”; Hannah O’Rourke’s clarity on asexuality and sourcing confidence from within; and Gregory Ganymedes on projection—the pedestal and the villain, both born in us.

We talk about nerves, training wheels, and what practice makes possible; moving from Provincetown to Denver; launching MyEmbodiment.com to bring live breathwork, meditation, and yoga to anyone, anywhere; and the relationships that made this show real—special gratitude to producer Chad Rossi and the Provincetown Recording Studio.

If this conversation serves you, share it with someone you love. Leave a rating or review to help more folks find The Circle. And if you’re ready to go deeper, join us for live practices and community at MyEmbodiment.com. Our container is open, but not broken.

Chapters

00:00 Celebrating One Year of the Circle Podcast
01:33 Reflections on Growth and Challenges
03:26 Surprising Listener Connections
05:28 The Importance of Community
07:29 Personal Growth Through Podcasting
09:04 Impactful Conversations and Highlights
13:40 Navigating Change and Fear
15:52 Self-Validation and Inner Confidence
18:19 Understanding Projection and Its Impact
18:49 Awareness and Projection in Relationships
19:42 Exploring Energetic Perspectives on Health
20:39 The Impact of Men's Work on Personal Growth
22:49 Connecting Through Shared Experiences
25:38 The Importance of Community in Healing
27:58 Universal Themes in Personal Development
29:50 Celebrating Relationships and Support Systems
33:55 Looking Ahead: Growth and New Opportunities