It doesn't matter the location or the topic of conversation, if I know one fact about the topic, I throw it out there like I'm the expert. Where does this tendency come from? Why do I have to put myself into spots that I now have to work avidly to live up to, when in all reality, I shouldn't even think to be in? Is the praise of others worth the burden of playing the expert?

In this week's fraternity meeting I sit down with my teammate Stephen Zepp. Stephen gets the chance to share how he worked to both provide for his family and do the Lord's will in his first years out of college and into marriage. Just a few children later Stephen already has much to share by way of example.

This is Episode 30 of the Exodus 90 Show.

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We spend so much time looking at girls we forget to grow as men. Buddies are good when times are good, but only brothers go the distance. Are you a good brother or just a buddy? Do you have good brothers, or just buddies? What's the difference? Or more importantly which do I need and how do I get them? Nathaniel Binversie brings Exodus Man, Joey Cavello onto the show to talk with him about his Exodus Fraternity and how a group of seemingly random men quickly became a fraternity of loyal brothers.

This is Episode 28 of the Exodus 90 Show.

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We don't have to talk about everything, but we do have to talk about some things. As men who's bodies ought to be at the service of our Lord and others, food and exercise is something we need to be talking about at least semi-regularly. Mark Pica joins Nathaniel Binversie in the fraternity meeting to talk in a very raw way about his relationship with food and exercise.

This is Episode 27 of the Exodus 90 Show.

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If you want to be a better husband, father, or man of the Church then find a way to be formed by Christ into that man. Day 91 is an intentional and approachable process of formation for lay men. It's not as hard as Exodus 90, but that doesn't mean it's easy. Formation takes time, Day 91 takes 3 years. Formation requires community and accountability, Day 91 keeps your exodus fraternity together for the long haul. Formation shapes the whole person: human, spiritual, intellectual, and apostolic, Day 91 does just that through incremental progression.

What makes Day 91 such an effective tool for men right now? James asks Nathaniel all about how he came to develop the roadmap of Day 91, what it offers to men today, and how it works in accord with the movement of the Holy Spirit in the Church today.

This is Episode 27 of the Exodus 90 Show.

Sports are back, videos and shows are better than ever, the sun is setting earlier, the weather growing colder, it's time for a movie night. There's much good that can come from a family movie night. There's much good that can come from a family watching a sports game together. There's also something good about bringing a TV out for these particular events.

Want to rethink the way you and your family do television? Dive into this episode of the Exodus 90 Show where Nathaniel Binversie and James Baxter talk about their new TV's, and more importantly how they intend to use them.

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The modern day man is nearly expected to come home from work with a lunch pale full of complaints. But that too often sets the tone for the rest of the night: bitterness, superiority, self-centeredness, etc. This isn't the way we should come home from work as men. We should bring joy and life home with us from work. In order to do that we must start by seeing work through a different lens.

In today's show Nathaniel Binversie talks with Mark Pica about the last three jobs he's had and how each effected his family in different ways. Then in the fervorino Nathaniel lays out 3 steps we can take as men to start bringing life home with us from work.

This is Episode 25 of the Exodus 90 Show.

God's love is constantly working to make good things happen for his people. It's for our good that we live attentive to the promptings of his love and work in accord with them. In this show the tables turn and James Baxter asks the show host, Nathaniel Binversie, about how he came to be the author of Exodus 90. And in the fervorino Nathaniel gives us a personal reminder of the goodness of God the Father and his love.

Covid-19 mandates are not slowing down. Are governments and administrations taking our freedom or saving lives? If Covid isn’t going away next week, it’s time that we as men know how to respond. It’s time that we find a way to live in peace and joy even amidst a Covid crazed culture. 

In Episode #23 Nathaniel Binversie welcomes Exodus Man, Dr. Lewis Pearson back to the show. Dr. Pearson is a Philosophy professor at St. Francis University. In this episode Lewis takes the time to look critically at how we as men ought to be responding to the situation at hand and shares candidly his thoughts with us.

Why do we buy the lie that, as men, we need to “do it ourselves”? What can we do to overcome our pride and learn to be the man we were made to be, a man who receives from God and even from others? How can we deny the world’s empty view, work with others, and flourish as men? 

In Episode 22 Nathaniel Binversie talks with musician and actor Jack Delac about his experience of looking for a job amidst Covid-19 unemployment heights. They discuss prudence, plans, and reliance on the Lord. And in the fervorino, Nathaniel gets real practical on how we as men can live freely by learning to receive from God, work in accord with the other members of the Body of Christ, and put newly received gifts to use for the common good.

Why is the world not fair? Why are we still asking this paralyzing question? Let's stop asking the question and start living from the reality.

In Episode 21 Nathaniel Binversie, author of Exodus 90, talks with James Baxter about a recent experience he had with sharing his ministry starting experience with members of the OSV Institute Challenge. And in the fervorino, Nathaniel breaks down the myth about being fair. And from this, he gives practicals on how to, and how not to, live from the reality of fairness, or unfairness more specifically.