This month Matt is joined by Ryan Couture who he's been brothering with since 1985. Matt and Ryan speak with psychotherapist, father, and human development educator Jonathan Nadlman. They discuss initiation and rites of passage, men's work and the path to manhood, bloodletting, and brothering.

Ep. 2: JONATHAN NADLMAN

Men are able to rely on, support, challenge, and inspire one another in an important and unique way. While brotherhood amongst men is essential, it can be elusive. Matt Amsden interviews dynamic and accomplished men who, in different ways, have committed to "brothering" for men in their lives. Listen to hear the ideas, stories, challenges, and triumphs of men on the path to greater wholeness.

Produced and edited by Matt Amsden, audio engineering by Chris Garcia, design by Rick Ellis and Tennille Ruth.

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Men are able to rely on, support, challenge, and inspire one another in an important and unique way. While brotherhood amongst men is essential, it can be elusive. Matt Amsden interviews dynamic and accomplished men who, in different ways, have committed to "brothering" for men in their lives. Listen to hear the ideas, stories, challenges, and triumphs of men on the path to greater wholeness. Produced and edited by Matt Amsden, audio engineering by Chris Garcia, design by Rick Ellis and Tennille Ruth.

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Ep. 2: JONATHAN NADLMAN

Ep. 2: JONATHAN NADLMAN