A Hangarman is a man of honor. Having a “keen sense of ethical conduct” (Webster’s) the Hangarman lives in such a way that clearly reflects the values that the Hangar asserts. The Hangarman carries himself in such a way that brings honor to himself, his family, his church, The Hangar, and most importantly to God. A Hangarman is not expected to be perfect, but he is expected to admit wrong and accept consequence honorably as a representative of the King.

We're all going to face opposition in our life. But not all of us we'll handle it properly. Oh, what's that? You'd like to learn how to handle it? WELL, YOU ARE IN LUCK. Because that is our topic for this episode. Enjoy.

A lot of men in today's culture feel like the world is against them. They feel like the reason for their problems is that one thing from their past. We're tired of it. So let's talk about it.

We do a lot of things for ourselves, but the options we choose aren't always the healthiest for us, or worse yet, the options are full-blown destructive. How do we know what to choose? Well, we're glad you asked.

Do you find it hard to balance your home life with your work life? First, know that you're not alone in that. Second, maaaannnnnnn do we have some advice for YOU!

It's that classic debate: do I want to wear the loincloth or the monocle? We're here to say, why not both?

You've got a friend in me. I think. Wait, are we even friends? What even is a friend? Well, you're in luck, because on this weeks episode we explain exactly what your friendships with other men should entail.

As men, we're called to go. But are we going for the right reasons? What even are the right reasons? Well I guess we're gonna find out.

The topic for this week's episode is literally in the title. You zipped right past it, didn't you? You can go back and read it. Alright, now you can listen the episode.

There is a version of us that the world sees, and there's a version of us that only we see. We're here to unleash the beast.