The Man Enough Podcast
Description
What does it mean to be a man, and human, in the world today? This Webby-nominated audio & video podcast explores what it means to be a man today and how rigid gender roles have affected all people. The show creates a safe environment for a range of perspectives to meet and stay at the table, exploring how the messages of masculinity show up in relationships, body image, privilege, fatherhood, sex, success, mental health and so much more. Instead of polarizing and demonizing men and masculinity, it invites all humans to participate and thrive in the world.
The weekly series is hosted by filmmaker, actor & author Justin Baldoni, author & journalist Liz Plank, and President of Wayfarer Studios & award winning music producer Jamey Heath. Itโs currently in Season 2 and is in the top 1% of most followed and shared podcasts on Spotify, beloved by men, women and people of all genders.
If youโre interested in learning in real time, deepening your understanding of yourself and others, and being reminded that you are enough, this is the podcast for you.
More info at https://manenough.com/podcast
James should not be on this podcast. He has a lot of toxic masculinity and is missing the whole point of this podcast
Can anyone tell me which episode Jamey plays an original he played at the end of pod. ๐ซถ๐๐ผ I love you souls, you all are a revolutionary . The movies Gen Z and millennials grew up on are all the partial truth is you can be aware & mindful of why you are here. The reptilians, Government, A class, Hollywood/ Music industries, are here to be apart of the bigger picture to the creators ultimate question of the final effect of hypothetical tears from the creators eyes, one by one dropping his tears into infinite looking glassed dimensions. Wanting to understand every single effect after a cause influenced through the mind and heart. Knowing the two are equal one yin one yang. Creator maybe then realized that the mind and heart are separate beings that constantly to infinity will push and pull at one another. So giving us free will, to attempt combining the heart and mind as one union. For only then will we finally live free to be able to unlock all that there is. Once the ones who creator c
Holy shit - I read widely in men's studies, and this podcast still blows my mind. I can't express the gratitude I feel for these brave folks fighting the good fight - especially for the compassion, care, and love they express for men, which men so desperately need right now. It fucking sucks that this kind of simple mindset of tolerance and human dignity is perceived as such a threat in America. That is profoundly sad to me. We have to do better and be better.
learnt a lot here. thank you
Listening to it right now. Love, love, love GSP. Favorite MMA/UFC fighter ever.
When you try to push your own discoveries onto others and it makes them feel weirdly uncomfortable.
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great insight on some tough topics. Much appreciated, respect and love to all of you. I wish you all the blessing you need to reach your goal. because if u succeed, so do many of us.
I absolutely love this podcast and I love this episode. I'm epileptic my older brother is epileptic my niece is epileptic and so is her younger brother. I was diagnosed at 14 my older brother at 10 my niece at 6and my nephew at 3. I'm the best controlled out of all of us. I have a passion of trying to help educate people in the world on epilepsy so maybe there could be some more research. I don't know how to do it I don't have that big of a voice in the world. i want to thank Karan knowledge to spread proper information and his is platform for good. I'm so sorry for your loss Karan. S.U.D. I.E is very serious and sadly to be honest I didn't know about it till after Cameron died my doctors never talk to me warned me about it and I was diagnosed in 2008 so thank you for all that you guys do everyone on this podcast thank you
amazing people, amazing points of view๐๐๐๐
brilliant I cried 3 times during the podcast and learn a lot at the same time. special thanks to Justin who creat this wonderful podcast with wonderful guests โค๏ธ
love you guys!!!
uuuh that conversation was, I don't even know. Getting a confident guy like Emmanuel, to strip off his "robotism", damn! I love that he's willing to be human and feel! Great conversation
listen to this and learn โค๏ธ
perfect perfect perfect
every one should listen to this โค๏ธ
thank you guys for this conversation.
Thanks great topic!
sometimes guys who try hard to hang on to the motif of the "good guy" end up being the biggest gaslighters out there to take any blame away from themselves. Great job identifying this issue
So excited to keep learning from these conversations!