Kip returns with a story and deep dive on male objectification of women, including a social media video share from his daughter and two articles exploring how men view women and why "what she was wearing" is NEVER an excuse for harm caused

Kip welcomes back Open Door Abuse Awareness Prevention Founder and CEO, Coach Valencia Peterson for her second appearance on the pod, and the two deep dive her continued work in Maryland, Delaware and Philadelphia to "to prevent violence in all its facets including sexual assault and intimate partner violence."

Kip shares two articles (one titled "Can Parents Prevent Their Sons From Sliding to the Right?" by Kathryn Jezer-Morton and the other titled "5 ways to shore up boys’ social skills" by Phyllis L. Fagell for CNN) and talks why parents of boys should both read them and his own takeaways from their work.

Kip returns with content around the ultimate goal of any parent/coach/mentor (3:15), why men defining violence contributes to not believing survivors (9:00) a study imploring adults to take on conversations around healthy relationship skills and consent with their kids (15:31) and examining traits of actual leadership (25:10)

We're back! Kip welcomes our loyal audience to the first episode of Season 8 of Cross The Streams by laying out a shift in format and focus for the pod. He then answers the mailbag question "What exactly is it you do now?" and then deep dives two current events that tie directly into his work to dismantle #themanbox and its limitations on manhood.

Kip introduces a brand new segment to the pod, #MaxedOutOnMaxims, where we challenge the relevancy and accuracy of common sayings. This round we take down "High tides raise all ships"

Kip welcomes the team from #GetPsychedSports to the pod and they deep dive their #EndAbusiveCoaching initiative and belief in the need for the coaching profession as a whole to evolve

Kip welcomes speaker/writer/prevention educator Carolyn Curtis back to the pod and she details her time at the 2023 NOVA conference, her #PostTraumaWellnessProject, and the rationale behind her belief in Character, Prevention & Purpose.

Kip takes on the proposed removal of the BLOCK button on TwitterX and shares a personal interaction online with someone skeptical about the existence of waist culture

Kip reflects on both his personal lived experience at sports camps (as an athlete and as a 20+ year director/coach of them) and talks things he wants coaches to change in their approach to camps.