Language of power and oppression doggedly pursues us every day. Where does this narrative come from? Why does it seem like those who pursue achievement are constantly derided by those who refuse to act? Today we talk about Marxism and how it is currently destroying the world and country we live in.

Our culture is obsessed with youth and our glory days. Today we explore historical rites of passage and their functions. How do boys become men? How do we transition from childhood to adulthood? Those are the sorts of questions I want to answer in this episode today.

What does it mean to live an extraordinary life? How can we strive for what is true good and beautiful?

The human experience is never going to be wholly objective but what is your base orientation? In this episode we discuss the "emotion" vs "intellect" dichotomy and how these two ought to actually complement one another.

I apologize for my absence as of late, but I've been fighting off some sort of cold lately. I'm finally getting this episode up and I thank you for your patience. Today we discuss the masculine and feminine natures of what it means to be a human man or woman. I hope this episode can give clarity on the subject and that you are able to take this time of teaching and apply it for growth.

Today's topic relates to how we function among other people. Introversion and Extraversion tend to be simplified in the public eye to the point where people are purely defined by how outgoing they are. I'd like to give a better definition.

Stop accepting random pills from strangers on the internet who only desire to make money off of your cultural malaise.

We explore a brief history of how the west has settled on the premise that we are primarily sexual creatures, and the implications this has brought for young people today. In modern culture, we view ourselves primarily through the lense of how desirable we are to other people, and this premise is simply untrue and unhealthy.

What does it mean to be a steward in today's day and age? Is stewardship just about land cultivation? We seek to answer some of these questions in today's episode.

People Mentioned:

Ivan Aivazovsky

Vincent Van Gogh

Noteworthy concepts:

Creativity and stewardship being acts of love

The pursuit of goodness

What does growth look like for you? Today we discuss the necessary reminder that growth is not the same as self-destruction. Contrary to many current voices in the manosphere, you don't need to hate yourself into the man you want to be. Perhaps, growth is better than destruction?

In this 16th episode I wish to present to you a theory of stewardship. How do we tend to our land? How do we tend to our livestock or animals? Does God give a paradigm for us to actually consider?

Works mentioned:

Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown

Grass Fed Beef for a Post-Pandemic World by Ridge Shinn and Lynn Pledger

Butchering by Adam Danforth