In this heartfelt farewell episode, Franklin reflects on the incredible 18-month journey of creating The World Needs Men podcast—an endeavor spanning 80 episodes filled with authenticity, vulnerability, and powerful life lessons. Franklin shares why the time has come to close this chapter, the courage it took to share personal struggles publicly, and the profound impact the podcast has had on both himself and listeners around the world.
In this eye-opening solo episode, Franklin tackles one of the most overlooked causes of burnout and frustration among leaders: poor prioritization. Through a coaching session story and a simple but powerful analogy, Franklin teaches men how to properly sequence their lives so that they stop sacrificing themselves for everyone else—and start leading from a place of strength.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this powerful episode, Franklin sits down with Dylan Water to unpack his radical transformation from a life of pain, trauma, and running from God to a mission of bold spiritual leadership. Through divine intervention, discipline, and obedience, Dylan rediscovered God’s calling and is now on a mission to help men become godly leaders in their homes, businesses, and communities.MAKE MEN GODLY AGAINInstagram (@make.men.godly.again)Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this solo episode, Franklin dives deep into the unique pressures CEOs and business leaders face—and how to set up the right support structure to thrive. This is a must-listen if you’re carrying the weight of decision-making and looking to build a solid foundation for sustainable success.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this episode, Franklin Swann sits down with Greg Anderson—owner and head coach of Electric North Jiu-Jitsu, former Army Ranger, law enforcement officer, and host of the Endless Endeavor Podcast. They explore the themes of courage, authenticity, brotherhood, and the deep need men have for connection and purpose in a disconnected world.Instagram (@granderson33)Electric North Jiu JitsuEndless Endeavor with Greg AndersonInterested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin shares a personal story of grit, endurance, and self-discovery from his attempt to summit Mount Shasta. What began as a physical challenge evolved into a lesson in spiritual growth and leadership. As he unpacks the weight — both literal and metaphorical — that kept him from reaching the peak, Franklin draws a compelling parallel to the moments in life where we must release the familiar in order to step into what God is calling us toward.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin dives into the myth of the "one secret" to success. Whether in marriage, business, fitness, or fatherhood, many men chase a single hack, formula, or silver bullet that will magically transform their lives. But Franklin shares a powerful truth: there is no silver bullet—only a thousand golden tools. This episode is both a reality check and a motivational charge for men to stop waiting for a shortcut and start doing the work to build the life they’re called to live.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this episode, Franklin sits down with Adam Hill, a fourth-generation CEO of a family-owned business who made decision to step back from the top seat in order to pursue coaching and implementing EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) full time.Adam Hill@fearlessfamilybusinessInterested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In empowering episode, Franklin explores the idea of capacity—the physical, mental, and emotional bandwidth we carry as men—and how it defines our ability to lead, grow, and serve the people around us. Drawing from experiences within his own team and life, Franklin introduces a practical framework for evaluating not just others but ourselves: Do you get it? Do you want it? Do you have the capacity to do it?Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin sits down with Carter Montgomery — professional bodybuilder turned men's fitness and mindset coach — to explore how physical transformation catalyzes every other area of a man's life. From childhood trauma to building discipline through the gym, Carter shares his journey of self-leadership, building strength from pain, and why mastering your body is foundational to leading your family, business, and self. @thecartermontgomery@theascensionfitness@getwarriorfitInterested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this empowering episode, host Franklin Swann dives deep into the concept of remembering our strength as men. Through a personal story, Franklin explores how we often forget our own strength, not just physically, but spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this episode Franklin Swann interviews Jerremy Newsome, a globally respected stock market coach, entrepreneur, and founder of RealLife Trading. Jerremy shares his journey from childhood to becoming a successful trader, emphasizing the importance of mindset and financial education. He discusses how beliefs shape wealth, the transformative power of coaching, and the impact of teaching kids about money. @jerremynewsome - Threadsjerremynewsome - Linkedinjerremynewsome.comInterested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this episode, Franklin interviews Cam Hall about his journey through marriage, fatherhood, burnout, and his mission to help men live purposeful lives. Cam opens up about his challenges and what led to the founding of “Dads Making a Difference,” a community-driven initiative for men.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin Swann dives deep into the vital role that fathers play in their daughters' lives. Building on the previous episode about sons, this installment centers on the emotional, spiritual, and psychological impact dads have on shaping their daughters’ self-worth, future relationships, and resilience in a challenging world. Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin unpacks why defensiveness is one of the biggest struggles for married men — and how it’s rooted in a deep, often hidden fear of abandonment. He explains why choosing curiosity ("Tell me more") over self-protection transforms marriages.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
This episode celebrates host Franklin's two-year sobriety milestone. Franklin shares valuable insights gained from his journey, along with practical advice for men looking to make similar positive changes in their own lives. Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
In this episode host Franklin dives into the importance of fathers actively and intentionally guiding their sons toward manhood. By forming a small community of fathers and sons, setting clear values, and demonstrating those values daily, fathers can help their boys understand what it truly means to be honorable, courageous, and humble men. Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin Swann discusses the importance of leadership in times of crisis, sharing a personal story of handling an emergency while hiking. He introduces the Four C’s of Crisis Leadership—Calm, Clarity, Courage, and Comfort—explaining how a leader's response can turn a crisis into a catastrophe or a moment of strength.Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin Swann explores the two types of fear: productive fear, which keeps us safe, and destructive fear, which holds us back from growth and potential. He challenges men to recognize how fear is often used to prevent them from stepping into their full capabilities as leaders, husbands, and fathers. By distinguishing between rational and irrational fears, men can reframe fear as a green light rather than a stop sign, pushing forward with courage instead of hesitation. Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com
Franklin Swan explores the #1 key to success: mindset. He shares how shifting his perspective transformed his business, relationships, and leadership. Interested in joining our coaching group? Reach out to info@theworldneedsmen.com