In this episode of Dang Man, the Hart brothers explore the complex world of influence, discussing its importance in leadership and everyday life.  They delve into the differences between tactical and strategic influence and share personal anecdotes. The conversation touches on real-world examples in both tactical and strategic influence.  Influence at all levels is an important skill that can help any man navigate life, become a change agent, and help prevent challenging situations from turning into complete disorder.  Can you build your influencing skills?  Heck yeah, man!  You have the power to make things happen!

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References (Not a sponsor!):Influencer: The Power to Change Anything, by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, David Maxfield, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler

Intro Music: Funky Miracle (positive funk), by Kulakovka - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

Outro Music: Motivation Inspiring Corporate, by NastelBom - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

In this episode of Dang Man, the Hart brothers explore the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how his principles of nonviolence, compassion and activism resonate with modern masculinity.  The conversation delves into the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. as a modern masculine role model and how men can impact today’s society through fostering community and the bravery they can display through activism.  This pulls heavily from the book, Where Do We Go From Here?, and asks us to reflect on that question as men and answer with either Community or Chaos?  Buckle up because this episode levels up what embodies masculine role models for modern men.  

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Intro Music: Funky Miracle (positive funk), by Kulakovka - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

Outro Music: Motivation Inspiring Corporate, by NastelBom - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

In this episode of Dang Man, the Hart brothers delve into Justin Baldoni’s book Man Enough: Undefining My Masculinity. This episode’s conversation touches on the struggles of comparison amongst men within subjects spanning fatherhood, body image, and privilege.  As we analyze the book, we ask questions about being “man enough” ourselves and whether or not a book like this will have a positive impact on men and masculinity as a whole or not.  Men’s Gender studies is a limited and maturing field of study and we applaud any attempt to bring others into the conversation whether it hits the mark or not - growth-mindset bro’s.  It’s about the journey not the destination!  So come along with us as we examine Man Enough.

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Intro Music: Funky Miracle (positive funk), by Kulakovka - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

Outro Music: Motivation Inspiring Corporate, by NastelBom - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

In this episode of Dang Man, the Hart brothers tackle the challenges of finding positive male role models in today's society, exploring the concepts of heroic masculinity versus disordered masculinity and how rise of controversial influencers like Andrew Tate and the emergence of the Manosphere are negative contributing factors shaping young men's identities.  The discussion touches on the correlation between community health and violence, emphasizing the importance of belonging and representation in shaping positive male role models.   The conversation emphasizes the need for genuine companionship and the role of men in supporting one another and reflects on the difficulties of finding mentors and the impact of societal expectations on male identity.

As always, subscribe to our show on your favorite platform and write us a review.  Heck - recommend us to a friend, your brother, your dad, your weird uncle, or anybody else who may want to come wrestle with modern masculinity.  All of your support helps us reach more men to grow our community. 

Intro Music: Funky Miracle (positive funk), by Kulakovka - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License

Outro Music: Motivation Inspiring Corporate, by NastelBom - Free for use under the Pixabay Content License