What does healthy male sexuality look like? What is the evolution of male sexuality? In this episode, Jeff Brown joins Freeman for the last segment of the four-part Awakening Man Series, to discuss male sexuality. Callers Elizabeth and Sylvia join the conversation—great stuff.

What does healthy male sexuality look like? What is the evolution of male sexuality? In this episode, Jeff Brown joins Freeman for the last segment of the four-part Awakening Man Series, to discuss male sexuality. Callers Elizabeth and Sylvia join the conversation-great stuff.

Unhealthy competitive patterns hold us hostage. They promote a VERY small story; they diminish our life force energy, undermine our contribution, and inhibit our potential. Both Freeman and Jeff get caught in them often. Our cohosts are joined in this discussion by callers Dalkoiya and Elizabeth—this is a wonderful conversation.

Unhealthy competitive patterns hold us hostage. They promote a VERY small story; they diminish our life force energy, undermine our contribution, and inhibit our potential. Both Freeman and Jeff get caught in them often. Our cohosts are joined in this discussion by callers Dalkoiya and Elizabeth-this is a wonderful conversation.

Jeff Brown joins Freeman, along with special guest Jessica Bahr and caller Gail, for this episode of the Awakening Man series. The question that brought about this powerful conversation was: “In the 21st century women don’t need men to provide for them—what value, besides provider, can men offer to women that will make them attractive as mates?”

Jeff Brown joins Freeman, along with special guest Jessica Bahr and caller Gail, for this episode of the Awakening Man series. The question that brought about this powerful conversation was: "In the 21st century women don't need men to provide for them-what value, besides provider, can men offer to women that will make them attractive as mates?"

Today’s show is about men reclaiming their senses. Most of us desensitized as a form of self-protection. As boys, we learn to cut off our feelings and numb our senses in order to survive systemic chauvinism. Resensitizing is about self-acceptance, self-expression, and reclaiming our sensitivity and our senses.

Today's show is about men reclaiming their senses. Most of us desensitized as a form of self-protection. As boys, we learn to cut off our feelings and numb our senses in order to survive systemic chauvinism. Resensitizing is about self-acceptance, self-expression, and reclaiming our sensitivity and our senses.

The four fundamentals of the process Freeman teaches are: Vision, Integrity, Commitment, and Compassion. Also, Freeman has a powerful discussion with a caller about patterns of perception when she is being run by the conversation in her head versus the experience of feeling connected to her heart and letting her heart motivate her.

The four fundamentals of the process Freeman teaches are: Vision, Integrity, Commitment, and Compassion. Also, Freeman has a powerful discussion with a caller about patterns of perception when she is being run by the conversation in her head versus the experience of feeling connected to her heart and letting her heart motivate her.