Jaycee Gossett is an Internationally award-winning dancer,  television host and Founding Teacher/VP of Experience at The Class by Taryn Toomey. After a successful dance career on stage and in front of the camera, including hosting and producing a project on the Travel Channel called “Dance the World,” Jaycee immersed herself in an intensive study of various forms of movement. 

On this episode:

• Movement and expression
• Releasing trauma
• Emotional maintenance
• Non-judgemental expression

Discover more about Jaycee:

https://theclass.com/jaycee-bio

IG: @jayceegossett

Our guest this week is Brian Von Ancken. Brian is a former lawyer who decided to pursue his ultimate passion; to lead people deeper into themselves through physical, mental and social well-being. Picture a workout with emotional and social perks. Brian is a hero in our books. He took the time to slow down and figure out exactly what he wanted to offer the world. He took a leap, cast aside the “should’s” of life and is now truly in deep on something that fulfills him.

On this episode we explore:

• Social connection
• Men’s work
• Physical health
• Mental health
• Wellness
• Following your passion

Discover more about Brian and Anckor:

https://www.theanckor.com/

Our guest this week is Evryman facilitator Justin Ternes. Justin is a Licensed Physical Therapist, Men's Emotional Health Advocate, and Stress Coach. Through breath work, research-based performance & rehabilitation, psychodynamic psychology, pain science and emotional health principles, Justin helps people step into their True Self and True Health. This episode is for anyone who is experiencing pain, physical or otherwise. As we get deeper, we see it’s all connected.

In this episode we explore:

• The connection between the mind and proper healing
• Limiting beliefs
• Getting past the noise
• Pain perception and reality
• When the body says no
• Creating an anti-fragile system

Discover more about Justin:

https://trueself.health/

“There is an overvaluation of knowledge in peoples lives. If you don’t do anything with what you know, your fooling yourself.”

This week’s guest is Phill Nosworthy. Phill is an executive advisor, speaker and writer in the areas of meaning, leadership and high performance. His approach to personal mastery and career acceleration have gained him a dedicated following among high performers across the planet. He has worked in more than 70 cities globally and counts Microsoft, AFL, Boston Consulting Group and Universal Music amongst his long term clients. More than that, and definitely more importantly - he punches well above his weight in his marriage to Jess, and is the proud Dad of Zander and Odin

On this episode we explore:

• Leadership
• Resisting labels
• Having a tool vs using a tool
• Personal stock-taking
• Leading yourself first
• Committing to yourself
• Emotional leadership

https://phillnosworthy.com/

• The scientific reality of global warming projections and food supply
• How regenerative agriculture can serve to help humanity from falling off a cliff
• How men may be able to lend their time and energy to help the crisis in a practical way

“I realized that the adults were never coming to save me. They were really messed up and it was up to me.”

This week's guest is Tucker Max. Tucker is the co-founder of Scribe Media, a company that helps you write. publish, and market your book. Tucker puts his skills to work, and flips the tables on Dan to run him through an exercise in fleshing out his own book idea. Tucker has also written four New York Times Best Sellers (three that hit #1), which have sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide. 

In this episode we explore:

• Hacking school
• Stumbling into writing
• Shifting into true manhood
• Archetypes
• How to be yourself all the way
• Pivoting during crisis

Discover more about Tucker:  https://www.tuckermax.com/

• Hitch-hiking out west to become a forest fire fighter in Idaho.
• A wild time the Bay area with multiple UFO sightings as a Naval weatherman.
• Working all over the west, deep connection to nature.
• Giving flocks of waterfowl doses of LSD to keep them away from airports.
• Living close to the land and eating food you grew and killed.
• Writing books about life.

On this episode we explore:

• Childhood trauma
• Interpersonal work
• Rock bottom to introspection
• Circle work
• Being the best human you can be
• Self knowledge in prison
• Sacred space
• Pure, raw, empathy

Discover more about Eldra: https://bit.ly/3ceOJFL

https://www.ted.com/speakers/eldra_jackson

https://twitter.com/eldraj

• Leading from a heart-centred place
• Making decisions from fear
• The courage to stick with tough feelings
• Paying attention to mundane beauty
• Amplify the attention on mundane beauty
• Devotion
• The importance of language
• Ground and open to win

Discover more about John: www.johnwineland.com