Far From Normal Podcast

On this episode of the Far from Normal Podcast we get into friendships and if there's ever a good time to call out a friend. When we say call out we mean approaching a friend and letting them know that either their lifestyle, habits, or decision making have been questionable or even detrimental to themselves or group as a whole. I think men especially don't like to be called out but this is sometimes the best way to improve and help someone get through tough times. Would you rather be silent and let your friend fail when you know they are living wrong or call them out and potentially ruin a relationship ?

In this episode we will be having a debate on the issues a man faces if he were to date a woman taller than himself and is it worth over coming those issues in order to be with a woman taller than yourself? Will a taller woman's attraction overcome a mans social expectation.

In this episode we will be talking to a brand new author name Bradley Martin about Self-mastery. His book is called "The Iron Armor Paradox: A Guide To Navigating Personal Transformation. We will challenge some of his views an believe system and get a better understanding on what he would like people to get out of his book.

In this episode we will be interviewing a special guest name Samuel Tita. He will be talking about how he started up the Black menstyle community in Toronto and what inspired him to go through with his plans to have his first volume Unity shoot. He also gives us insight on what his plans are for the future in helping grow the black community through classic formal men's attire.

In this episode we will be giving you a practical guide on how to increase your productivity by setting goals, tasks and objectives throughout the day in order to stay on track and build a strong foundation for your source of discipline.

On today's podcast the Far From Normal Bros give their thoughts on Open Relationships. In this new generation many couples are trying new styles of being together and forming relationships.They may be traditional in the sense of wanting to get married and start a family but the relationship dynamics have severely changed. We are now hearing and seeing more examples of open relationships then ever before. Is this a good idea or a terrible one ?