Mr. Rogers once said: "Honest is often very hard. The truth is often painful. But the freedom it can bring is worth the trying." We tend to think of honesty as a lesson that you teach kids in a picture book, but not something that grown men need to wrestle with. And yet, the consequences of dishonest men plague our culture. In fact, in some arenas we actually celebrate when men get away with something dishonest. We also talk about Pixar movies, movies that people watch over and over again and...

I used to think that being cynical and negative made my sound smart. Now I just think it makes me sound like a jerk. Thomas Edison once said, "If the only think we leave our kids is the quality of enthusiasm, we will have given them an estate of incalculable value." But, how are we supposed to be hopeful in a world so full of pessimism? We saw the new stories of frontline workers who were burnt out, tired and desperate. But were there any who had hope during the pandemic? Is there any hope? A...

We live in an era where people want to be honored without having done anything honorable. Richard L. Evans once said: "It is priceless to find a person who will take responsibility, who will finish and follow through to the final detail-to know when someone has accepted an assignment that it will be effectively, conscientiously completed." It used to be that a handshake was more binding than a contract and that when someone gave you their word, you could take that to the bank. One politician ...

Many businesses trying to open up after the pandemic are running into the same problem, no one is applying to work with them. From restaurants to factories to the service industry, employers across the country are having the same problem, no one wants to work. What role does work play in the life of a man? How important is it to be driven? What happens when we are too driven?

Have you ever had someone you admired, only to be disappointed once you got to know that person? Is it ever okay to be proud? Do you worry about your reputation? Thomas Merton once said: "Pride makes us artificial and humility makes us real." In this episode of the Man They Remember Podcast we're talking about the virtue of humility and being humble in a world that celebrates pride.

Would you rather play cards with a man who questions ethics but was raised to believe that a gentleman doesn't cheat, or a someone who someone who claims to be ethical but was raised by card swindlers? In this episode we look at our societal loss of virtue and what effect it has had on men.

Does the world really need another men's podcast? Nearly every major crisis our country is facing today can be traced back to the diminishing role men have taken in our society over the last 50 years. Our world desperately needs men who will band together to fight against the tides of culture to become a better league of men. Men who will live life not by desire and appetite for pleasure alone, but by virtue. Men who will not only seek to better themselves, but commit to bettering other men a...