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Unknown Host hosts Mind Over Masculinity.
Discipline equals worth. Fix yourself fast, alone, or not at all. In this episode, Sana talks with Kerisma Vere, author of "The Light Switch Myth," about the version of change that gets sold to men constantly, and why it
"Be strong," "man up," "don't let them see you cry." Host Swati talks with clinical psychologist Dr. Lindsay Emmerson about what happens when boys learn that strength means holding everything in, and why that lesson ofte
Identity is the story we tell ourselves about who we are, but what happens when the earliest chapter of that story is a question mark instead of a memory? Host Sayan talks with author and adoptee-rights advocate Patricia
We're taught that being a man means being strong, controlled, and never vulnerable. But what if vulnerability is where real strength begins? Archaeologist of the self Kristen Crabtree joins host Ria to unpack where old s
We're taught that showing emotion makes men weak. Host Sreemedha talks with Shakespeare scholar Carol Brenner, the Shakespeare Guru, about why that idea is centuries older than we think, and what Hamlet and Macbeth revea
Most men learn that strength means never needing help or admitting they lack answers. Host Swati talks with therapist Glen Nielsen and coach Natalie Vartanian about healthy masculinity once the armor comes off. Glen and
This episode is for anyone taught that being strong means hiding emotion and never asking for help. EFT trainer and coach Lauren Fonvielle joins Mind Over Masculinity to explore where that belief comes from, and why it s
This episode is for any man who has ever felt like strength means never showing weakness, and is quietly exhausted by the pressure to keep it together. Dr. Nick Carruthers, an integrative medicine doctor and human behavi
This episode is for any man who was taught that strength means carrying everything alone. Host Swati talks with Eli Brackenbury about the old script many men grow up with, the idea that asking for help is weakness, and w
Meet Alexander Osterman, a psychotherapist working mostly with men, who joins Mind Over Masculinity to unpack what toxic masculinity really means. Listeners will hear why bottling up emotions doesn't make anyone stronger
This episode is for any man who has mistaken silence for strength. Host Swati talks with coach Geoff Grant about why men learn to equate control with strength, and what that belief quietly costs. Geoff explains what shif
Many men are still taught that strength means silence, that asking for help is weakness, and that showing emotion is somehow a failure to provide and protect. In this episode of Mind Over Masculinity, host Swati talks wi
There is a particular loneliness in growing up somewhere everybody knows your name and nobody knows you. Wayne was sixteen in a small country school in Floyd, New York, at the height of the AIDS epidemic, learning early
The conversation about masculinity is stuck between backlash and overcorrection. If you are a man who was raised to walk it off, stuff it down and stay the strong silent type, this one names the cost of that training wit
Forget the ring and the Instagram moment. This episode is about what actually happens inside a man on one knee: the fear, the vulnerability, the weight of the question. Ash Fox has planned over 3,000 marriage proposals.
There's a certain idea of strength a lot of men grow up with: push through, don't stop, don't show the strain. This episode of Mind Over Masculinity questions that idea directly. Host Shreya talks with Dr. Shanea Clancy,
Testosterone is dropping, ADHD diagnoses are rising, and men are absorbing a story about their biology they never chose. Host Sana talks with neurofeedback expert Ofer Lidsky about the real science behind male brain wiri
This episode is for the man who can be physically close to someone and still feel a thousand miles away. Host Sayan sits with intimacy and relationship coach Joanna Shakti to unpack why vulnerability feels riskier than l
Most men were handed a very short emotional vocabulary and told it was enough. Be strong. Provide. Handle it. And for a long time, it works, until the weight of everything carried quietly alone starts to crack something
Ask a group of men how they're really doing, and watch the reflex kick in: "Fine." This episode is for any man who has carried something heavy in silence, simply because no one ever taught him the words for it. Host Saya
Briana Bass
licensed professional counselor associate and board-certified clinical psychologist
1 appearance on this show
Jaclyn Strominger
leadership strategist, author of Charting True North, host of the Unstoppable Success podcast
1 appearance on this show
Nancy Pickard
certified relationship and life coach
1 appearance on this show
Trevor Stevenson
Conscious Lead Life
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Dr. Heidi Heron
clinical psychologist, author, master coach, internationally recognised trainer in Neuro-Linguistic Programming
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Gregory Obert
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Drewbie Wilson
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Shannon Michelle
author of Step Into Your Miracle
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Safra Turner
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Suzanne Leydecker
master "love architect" and author
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Jim Tracy
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Scarlett Seebach
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