Hosted by Brandon Archer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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Real, raw stories from men about how they have navigated the complexities of being a man in this modern day. How the “boys don’t cry” way of thinking has influenced them, and how they have risen above societal pressures to be true to themselves. We will talk about real-world experiences, not just theories and ideas, and I hope you will see you are not alone and learn from these men's lives. Join me, Brandon Archer - father, athlete, mentor as I have real conversations with a variety of guests. https://brandonarcher.com/https://www.instagram.com/_brandonarcher/
Brandon Archer hosts Real Men Don't Cry. Or Do They?, a education show with 28 episodes published.
Jesse and I talk about going from being an anxious man, to one feeling solid in himself and owning our emotions. We get into what we want to proved for our sons, and I take away some excellent tips form him that I will u
Paul uses the term serendipitous for the things that have happened in his life. We have all had similar experiences to him, but perhaps we haven't reflected on them as he has. He has overcome a "real men drink" culture,
Trevor shares how he was unaware of his enmeshment with his mother and how his wife had to point it out to him. Trevors father was absent from his life from age 6 on, and he shares how he navigated that pain. His kids ar
I have not recored a podcast in awhile, partly because of the guilt, shame, I am not good enough stories I was believing about myself. I wanted to do a solo to share with you why I have not showed up in this space for aw
Risto and I discuss how his father expected him to follow a certain path and how he hated it. During his teen years he was exposed to many different cultures that opened his eyes to humans. Once he moved to BC, he was ab
Alex and I exchange stories of our fathers , what the did and didn't do for us. Alex shares how he has been growing as a man and human, and how his family reacts to it.
Aashish and I reconnect after 2 years and discuss how it takes consistent effort in order to change into the version of yourself you truly desire to be. We touch on how chasing the "dream" or happiness is a trap, and you
My partner from a time in my life that was full of confusion, feeling lost and unsure comes on the show to share openly about how I showed up, or more to the point didn't show up for her and the relationship. We reflect
Cam is a man that has lived life fully. Experiencing hardships that he was able to turn around in to teachings. His insight into life is formed by a well rounded approach. We talk about fatherhood and the lessons it's ta
Nick shares his experiences in "waking up" to his patterns and beliefs and how it took him on a completely different life trajectory. He has come to see how he sought personal validation through his successful business,
In this immensely powerful episode, Laverne shares the challenges an abusive mother left him with to navigate as a man. He went through a time in his life where he had planned out his suicide, and it was his daughter tha
A solo episode where I share some of my experiences being father to my now 19 year old son. He has taught me some powerful lesson over the years. I reference an initiation to manhood ceremony I did with him when he was 1
Rafa and I have an honest conversation about some of his life lessons from serving in the US Marines and what he learned from female commanding officers. As a teen, he was exposed to cultural diversity and has a view on
Jason and I get into how we both have an anxious attachment and how that makes us show up in relationship, and what we have done to heal it. We also chat about fatherhood being a catalyst for necessary expansion as a man
Jason shares how a life crisis at age 45 made him face himself, and all his behaviours based in unprocessed patterns. He was able to see how his relationship to both his father and mother was from the mind of a boy inste
Jamie and I talk about how he wanted his dad to make him do more hard things. He was a sensitive kids and young adult, and he has use that as a strength. As he has healed, and found a masculine edge, balanced with his em
Harry and I talk about the challenges of being 50 brings in connecting with our emotions, and why it's important to make sure we do. Generational traumas and skills are where passed to us, and isn't an excuse to not grow
In this talk with Mike, we go deep and talk about how he lost his identity in a ski crash that left him paralyzed. Out of that experience he had to face a grief that consumed him but he learned how to move through it and
Christopher bares all with is share of how he experienced domestic violence. Christopher was raised in Oklahoma City, moved toTexas in 1997. He joined the US Border Patrol 1997 then began working with Homeland Security i
Kim bares all as she shares how they went from being separated and divorced looming - to being more loving and connected than ever. She can see how men struggle to ask for help, but knows that getting help is exactly wha
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Real Men Don't Cry. Or Do They? is hosted by Brandon Archer. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 28 episodes.
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