Dang Man! Regular Men Exploring Modern Masculinity

Come explore modern masculinity with the Hart brothers. Right now it can feel like we are in a world where we are caught between the hyper-masculine manosphere and a society where celebrating masculinity is seen as shameful or toxic. We believe that men should be able to explore masculinity in a productive way, seen through a lens of three midwestern guys pondering multiple topics.

Dang Man! Regular Men Exploring Modern Masculinity is a society podcast hosted by Tim Hart, with 35 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tim Hart hosts Dang Man! Regular Men Exploring Modern Masculinity, a society show with 35 episodes published.

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  Episode #35

  Road Trippin' with Your Bros.

  Sep 6, 20261h 37mS1

  In this episode of Dang Man the Hart Bros explore the art of planning memorable American road trips, from iconic routes like Highway 1 to hidden gems, and share practical tips for making your journey unforgettable. Join us as we explore the best American road trips, from national parks to Route 66, sharing tips, memorable experiences, and dream destinations. Perfect for travel enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. As always, subscribe to our show on your favorite platform and write us a review. Heck - recommend us to a friend, your brother, your dad, your weird uncle, or anybody else who may want to come wrestle with modern masculinity. All of your support helps us reach more men to grow our community. road trip, American highways, travel tips, Highway 1, Mississippi River, iconic routes, travel planning, road trip stories road trip, American highways, national parks, Route 66, travel tips, adventure, road trip planning, travel stories

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  Episode #34

  The Complicated Patriot - Ben Franklin

  Aug 23, 20261h 29mS1

  In this episode of Dang Man the Hart Bros explore the multifaceted life of Benjamin Franklin, delving into his contributions beyond the myths, his role in American history, and what modern men can learn from his example of industriousness, civic engagement, and integrity. In this episode, we explore the multifaceted lives of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington, examining their leadership styles, virtues, and the lessons they offer for modern masculinity and patriotism. We also discuss the complexities of historical figures and how their flaws and virtues shape our understanding of greatness. As always, subscribe to our show on your favorite platform and write us a review. Heck - recommend us to a friend, your brother, your dad, your weird uncle, or anybody else who may want to come wrestle with modern masculinity. All of your support helps us reach more men to grow our community. Benjamin Franklin, American history, civic engagement, innovation, leadership, personal development, history lessons, founding fathers Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, leadership, virtues, patriotism, history, masculinity, self-improvement, founding fathers Resources: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin: A Film by Ken Burns

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  Episode #33

  How to Argue Like a Man

  Aug 9, 20261h 33mS1

  In this episode of Dang Man the Hart Bros explore the art of debating, embracing disagreement, and maintaining constructive dialogue in personal and professional life. We share insights from books, personal stories, and current events to help listeners navigate conflicts effectively. In this episode, we’ll delve into the art of productive disagreement, mental models for argumentation, and the importance of civility in civic and personal debates. We discuss frameworks like Graham's Hierarchy of Disagreement and strategies to foster better conversations in a polarized world. As always, subscribe to our show on your favorite platform and write us a review. Heck - recommend us to a friend, your brother, your dad, your weird uncle, or anybody else who may want to come wrestle with modern masculinity. All of your support helps us reach more men to grow our community. debate, conflict resolution, communication, Crucial Conversations, shared meaning, compromise, argument, leadership, personal growth argumentation, disagreement, Graham's Hierarchy, civility, debate skills, civic responsibility, mental models, productive conversations Resources: Crucial Conversations by Patterson, Granny, McMillan, and Switzer Jessica Tarlov - 'I Disagree: Winning Arguments Without Losing Friends' VitalSmarts - Influence and Crucial Conversations Good Arguments by Bo Seo Graham's Hierarchy of Disagreement

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  Dang Man! Regular Men Exploring Modern Masculinity

  “The Double Shadow” - From the Book Shelf

  Jul 26, 202642 min

  In this episode of Dang Man the Hart Bros are off on summer break, but don’t fret, we’ve got another short story to pull from the book shelf. This time we go a bit spooky, a bit supernatural and explore the fascinating world of dark sorcery and cosmic horror through Clark Ashton Smith's 'The Double Shadow.' Discover the story's themes, language, and the evolution of the master-apprentice relationship in the context of forbidden knowledge. So light that campfire, gather round, and don't mind the shadows! Drop your responses to the questions in the comments! As always, subscribe to our show on your favorite platform and write us a review. Heck - recommend us to a friend, your brother, your dad, your weird uncle, or anybody else who may want to come wrestle with modern masculinity. All of your support helps us reach more men to grow our community. Dark Sorcery, Cosmic Horror, Clark Ashton Smith, The Double Shadow, Forbidden Knowledge, Dark Arts, Horror Literature, Mythology, Occult, Narrative Analysis

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  Episode #31

  Examining Shop Class as Soulcraft by Matthew B. Crawford

  Jul 12, 20261h 44mS1

  In this episode of Dang Man the Hart Bros explore the profound connections between mindfulness, craftsmanship, and the value of trades in modern society. We delve into the insights from Matthew Crawford's 'Shop Class As Soulcraft' and discuss how practical skills and manual work contribute to personal fulfillment and societal progress. In this episode, we explore the deep connection between manual labor, craftsmanship, and personal fulfillment, drawing insights from Crawford's 'Shop Class as Soulcraft'. We discuss the value of practical skills, the role of mindfulness, and how technology impacts work and identity. Go get that wrench bros, because that motorcycle isn’t going to fix itself! As always, subscribe to our show on your favorite platform and write us a review. Heck - recommend us to a friend, your brother, your dad, your weird uncle, or anybody else who may want to come wrestle with modern masculinity. All of your support helps us reach more men to grow our community. mindfulness, craftsmanship, trades, education, Matthew Crawford, Shop Class As Soulcraft, manual work, personal development, societal value manual labor, craftsmanship, mindfulness, work, technology, fulfillment, skills, society, Crawford, soulcraft Resources: Shop Class as Soulcraft Full Catastrophe Living

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