Out The 229 Podcast

In this episode host Julian (The Mayor) speaks directly to men about emotional distance in marriage, rooted in Scripture and practical wisdom. He explores how companionship and covenant require intentional love, communication, and accountability.

Julian shares personal experience, biblical teaching (Malachi, Ephesians), and three practical steps—be intentional about connection, communicate needs respectfully, and protect your marriage with boundaries and support. The conversation also offers guidance for single, divorced, and widowed listeners and encourages seeking help when needed.

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Host Julian (The Mayor) welcomes Reverend Dr. Burgess Ewing to discuss father–daughter relationships in Season 3 of Out the 229 Podcast. They explore how presence, consistency, tenderness, and keeping promises shape a daughter's trust and view of healthy relationships, with biblical perspective and real-life examples.

The episode offers practical steps for rebuilding strained relationships—be consistent, be intentional, listen, apologize when wrong, and spend one-on-one time—and closes with a challenge for fathers to ask and truly listen to their daughters.

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In this episode Julian (The Mayor) explores 1 John 2:15-17 to help men examine the desires that drive their lives — the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. He offers practical questions and three simple principles (examine motivation, evaluate cost, keep God central) to realign ambitions with faith, family, and character.

The episode closes with a call to reflect on priorities, an invitation into the 229 Brotherhood for accountability and growth, and a clear presentation of the gospel as the true foundation for lasting purpose.

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Host Julian explores how a man’s past shapes his fatherhood and how intentional faith, humility, and brotherhood can help men break generational cycles. Using David’s charge to Solomon, he urges listeners to know God, take responsibility, and model healthy relationships for those who watch them.

Practical encouragement focuses on presence over provision, accountability, and growth—inviting men to reflect, seek help, and build a different legacy for the next generation.

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Signing up is simple: find the link on the Out the 229 podcast page on Podbean, visit Instagram @the_mayor229, or use the link below. Subscribe with your first name and email to start receiving updates.

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Host Julian shares his personal story of growing up in a toxic home, calling the police on his father, and later reconciling after years of hurt. Using Genesis 27, the episode examines how a father’s presence or absence, approval or rejection, shapes a man’s identity.

We explore the danger of tying worth to performance, the power of forgiveness, and practical steps for breaking generational patterns. The episode also highlights the importance of brotherhood, healthy boundaries, and parenting with affirmation.

Listeners are invited to reflect on how the men in their lives shaped them and to consider what kind of man God is calling them to be—acknowledging the past without being defined by it.

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Season three of Out the 229 Podcast with Julian (aka The Mayor) invites men to honestly examine their hearts, test their responses against Scripture, and return to God for growth. Julian shares a personal reconciliation story and practical steps for reflection and repentance.

Listen for simple daily practices—five-minute reflections, three guiding questions, and the call to find a trustworthy brother—so men can build healthier relationships at home, church, and in the community.

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Host Julian (aka The Mayor) kicks off season three of Out the 229 Podcast, focusing on how men can build healthier relationships through biblical truth and practical reflection. He shares a personal reconciliation story, explains the practice of examining, testing, and returning to God, and offers three daily reflection questions to help men grow.

The episode emphasizes honest self-examination, testing behavior against Scripture, the value of brotherhood for accountability, and taking practical steps—apologize, forgive, rest, or seek help—to form Christlike character in marriage, fatherhood, friendship, and community.

Host Julian aka The Mayor delivers a heartfelt Father's Day episode rooted in Galatians 6:7–9, challenging men to consider the seeds they plant through words, actions, and habits. He encourages fathers and positive male role models to sow faith, love, and integrity, reminding listeners that consistent, faithful planting leads to a godly harvest.

Through personal stories, practical P-L-A-N-T steps (Pray, Love, Affirm, Nurture, Teach), and biblical truth, this episode equips men to lead well, stay present, and persevere in doing good for the next generation.

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In this season finale of Out the 229, host Julian (The Mayor) challenges men to move beyond consuming content and apply biblical truth to daily life, centering on James 1:22. He provides five checkpoint questions to evaluate real change and urges action, discipline, brotherhood, and legacy.

The episode closes with a call to faith, a short prayer, and a preview of deeper, action-focused brotherhood and practical workshops coming next season.

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