The EVRYMAN Podcast

132: The Emotional Landscape of Finance with Akash Kanojia

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 10 Jun 2025 12:00:00 +0000

Host Dan Doty and seasoned finance professional and professor Akash Kanojia explore the connection between emotional intelligence and financial decision-making. They discuss how personal narratives, fear, anger, and shame can shape financial behavior, and why emotional awareness is essential in learning about money. Akash shares insights from his career in finance and education, emphasizing the value of emotional support in financial growth. The conversation also examines the influence of scarcity mindset and how integrating emotional insight with practical skills can lead to more confident financial choices, especially for men navigating modern expectations.

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Episode 131: Exploring Identity with Syed Hussain

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 27 May 2025 18:00:00 +0000

In this episode of the EVRYMAN podcast, host Dan Doty interviews Syed Hussain, exploring his journey of self-discovery, the importance of community, and the impact of therapy on his life. Syed shares his experiences with the EVRYMAN community, the significance of emotional safety among men, and how these connections have transformed his relationship with his son. The conversation delves into themes of forgiveness, validation, and the legacy of guiding the next generation towards a better future. In this conversation, Dan Doty and Syed Hussain explore the complexities of fatherhood, particularly from the perspective of a single dad. Syed shares his journey of raising his children authentically, emphasizing the importance of being open about his struggles and experiences. They discuss the impact of childhood experiences on parenting styles, the challenges of navigating adolescence, and the significance of presence and values in their lives. Syed also shares his dreams for the future, including his commitment to service and community engagement through a nonprofit he is establishing.

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Episode 130: Creating Safe Spaces for Men to Heal with Sean Harvey

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 13 May 2025 22:00:00 +0000

In this conversation, Sean Harvey discusses his vision for a global compassionate healing movement aimed at transforming hyper-masculine cultures, particularly within law enforcement and military settings. He shares his journey from Wall Street to becoming an interfaith minister focused on men's healing, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding in addressing men's suffering. The dialogue explores the psychological drivers of extremism, the role of masculinity in healing, and the need for safe spaces where men can express their emotions without fear of judgment. Sean advocates for creative approaches to engage men in healing work, highlighting the necessity of meeting them where they are without emasculating their identities. In this conversation, Sean Harvey and Dan Doty explore the complexities of men's work, addressing issues of identity, healing, and the importance of creating supportive environments for men. They discuss the challenges of male isolation, the rise of men's work, and the need for collaboration among practitioners. The conversation also delves into the role of corporate spaces in engaging men and the future of men's work, emphasizing the importance of professionalization and emotional intelligence.

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Episode 129: Masculinity, Initiation, and Regulation with Mark Groves

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 6 May 2025 12:00:00 +0000

In this conversation, Dan Doty and Mark Groves explore the complexities of masculinity, men's work, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of vulnerability, the cultural differences between masculinity in Canada and America, and the role of men's groups in healing. Mark shares his personal journey of navigating sensitivity, relationships, and the evolution of his understanding of manhood. The conversation emphasizes the need for boundaries in emotional expression and the significance of celebrating men's contributions to society. In this conversation, Dan Doty and Mark Groves explore the complexities of masculinity, relationships, and the importance of initiation in personal growth. They discuss the significance of boundaries, the healing power of community, and the impact of technology on mental health. Mark shares his journey with social media and how it relates to his personal development, emphasizing the need for emotional regulation and connection in today's fast-paced world.

Episode 128: Resetting the Tone with Judson Kauffman

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 22 Apr 2025 12:00:00 +0000

This week on the EVRYMAN Podcast, we sit down with CEO Judson Kauffman for a raw, unfiltered conversation about leadership, personal growth, and the future of EVRYMAN.

Jud opens up about his own journey—from the pressure to perform, to the moments that cracked him open, to stepping into leadership. We talk about the challenges men face today, what it really means to do “the work,” and how the conversation around modern masculinity is evolving—less about proving, more about being real.

If you're questioning what it means to show up as a man today—or just looking for something real in a world full of noise—this one’s worth a listen.

Episode 127: Hunting Authenticity with Remi Warren

dan@evryman.com (dan doty, matthew mikella, remi warren) — Mon, 17 Aug 2020 15:17:31 +0000

This week's guest is Remi Warren. Remi is one of the most popular and impressive outdoorsman in the hunting/travel/cooking media space. Remi lives many men's dream: traveling the world living in nature, hunting, cooking all while acting as his own film crew; capturing some truly unique media.

On this episode we explore:

living on your own terms
hunting ethically
the value of a truly supportive environment
adventure as a way of life
creating great media

Discover more about Remi:

https://www.remiwarren.com/

IG: @remiwarren

Episode 126: Being a Game Changer

dan@evryman.com (matthew mikella, john berardi, dan doty) — Fri, 31 Jul 2020 18:25:27 +0000

“If I start something I don’t want it to be because there is a hole in my life because I’m not doing business.”

John grew up an easily overwhelmed introvert. It wasn’t until he asked the simple question: “Hey, what are you excited about?” did he discover that human connection wasn’t as harrowing as he assumed. John is a Canadian-American entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Precision Nutrition, the world’s largest nutrition coaching, education, and software company. John is also the founder of Change Maker Academy, devoted to helping would-be change makers turn their passion for health and fitness into a powerful purpose and a wildly successful career.

On this episode we explore:

Nutrition

Fitness

Connection and freedom

Growing your passion into a success

Learning to feel full without accomplishment

Discover more about John:

https://www.johnberardi.com/

https://www.precisionnutrition.com/

Episode 125: Trance States with David Ashkenazy

dan@evryman.com (dan doty, matthew mikella, David Ashkenazy) — Thu, 23 Jul 2020 19:35:51 +0000

Our guest this week is David Ashkenazy. David is a certified consulting hypnotist, certified smoking cessation specialist, and founder of Inspired Living Hypnosis.“I'm dedicated to offering you the latest, most reliable and most effective hypnosis techniques. Your sessions utilize advanced hypnosis along with cutting-edge neurological processing to help you make powerful, positive change in your life. Our work together will help you release habits that plague you, such as smoking addiction, weight issues and stress, once and for all.”

On this episode we explore:

Men’s groups as a fast track to deep friendship

Trance States

Hypnosis

Creating trust

Deeper states of awareness

Discover more about David:

https://inspiredlivinghypnosis.com/

Episode 124: Exploring Polarity with Michaela Boehm

dan@evryman.com (matthew mikella, dan doty, michaela boehm) — Tue, 14 Jul 2020 16:26:03 +0000

Our guest this week is Michaela Boehm. Michaela is among the most gifted and in-demand teachers, speakers, and counselors to be found globally today. Born and raised in Austria, Michaela received degrees in Psychology and further extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Hypnosis, and NLP. Upon moving to the United States in 1994, Michaela established a 20+ year counseling practice logging over 40,000 client hours. She quickly became counselor to the stars in Hollywood, California, and her on-going clients include Oscar-winning actors, producers, writers, multiple Grammy-winning musicians, CEO’s, and multi-billion dollar fund managers.

On this episode we explore:

Friction in relationship
Exploring polarity
Having good sex
Men and emotions
Directionality in relationship

Find Michaela at:

https://www.michaelaboehm.com/

Episode 123: Your Future Self with Peter Oppermann

dan@evryman.com (dan doty, peter oppermann, matthew mikella) — Thu, 2 Jul 2020 20:52:42 +0000

Our guest this week is Peter Oppermann. Peter is a German engineer turned meditation teacher. At 16 Peter discovered ‘Autogenic Relaxation, a self-relaxation technique to overcome stuttering that came on after his parent’s divorce. Realizing that every outer problem has an inner solution, he left a promising engineering career in Germany to follow his spiritual path. In 1996 Peter started a business based on the concept of mindfulness meditation at the work place.

On this episode we explore:

Following your conscience
Where men get stuck
Mission and Purpose
Applying spiritual practices
Monetizing your purpose
Injury as wake up call

Discover more about Peter:

@__peteroppermann

http://futureselfmethod.com/

Episode 122: Permission to Move with Jaycee Gossett

dan@evryman.com (Jaycee Gossett, Dan Doty, Matt Mikella) — Fri, 26 Jun 2020 21:04:18 +0000

Jaycee Gossett is an Internationally award-winning dancer, television host and Founding Teacher/VP of Experience at The Class by Taryn Toomey. After a successful dance career on stage and in front of the camera, including hosting and producing a project on the Travel Channel called “Dance the World,” Jaycee immersed herself in an intensive study of various forms of movement.

On this episode:

Movement and expression
Releasing trauma
Emotional maintenance
Non-judgemental expression

Discover more about Jaycee:

https://theclass.com/jaycee-bio

IG: @jayceegossett

Episode: 121: Total Health with Brian Von Ancken

dan@evryman.com (dan doty, brian von ancken, matthew mikella) — Fri, 29 May 2020 17:09:25 +0000

Our guest this week is Brian Von Ancken. Brian is a former lawyer who decided to pursue his ultimate passion; to lead people deeper into themselves through physical, mental and social well-being. Picture a workout with emotional and social perks. Brian is a hero in our books. He took the time to slow down and figure out exactly what he wanted to offer the world. He took a leap, cast aside the “should’s” of life and is now truly in deep on something that fulfills him.

On this episode we explore:

Social connection
Men’s work
Physical health
Mental health
Wellness
Following your passion

Discover more about Brian and Anckor:

https://www.theanckor.com/

Episode 120: Connected Healing with Justin Ternes

dan@evryman.com (justin ternes, matthew mikella, dan doty) — Fri, 15 May 2020 18:30:01 +0000

Our guest this week is Evryman facilitator Justin Ternes. Justin is a Licensed Physical Therapist, Men's Emotional Health Advocate, and Stress Coach. Through breath work, research-based performance & rehabilitation, psychodynamic psychology, pain science and emotional health principles, Justin helps people step into their True Self and True Health. This episode is for anyone who is experiencing pain, physical or otherwise. As we get deeper, we see it’s all connected.

In this episode we explore:

The connection between the mind and proper healing
Limiting beliefs
Getting past the noise
Pain perception and reality
When the body says no
Creating an anti-fragile system

Discover more about Justin:

https://trueself.health/

Episode 119: Portents and Omens with Phill Nosworthy

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan doty, Phill Nosworthy) — Fri, 8 May 2020 22:37:08 +0000

“There is an overvaluation of knowledge in peoples lives. If you don’t do anything with what you know, your fooling yourself.”

This week’s guest is Phill Nosworthy. Phill is an executive advisor, speaker and writer in the areas of meaning, leadership and high performance. His approach to personal mastery and career acceleration have gained him a dedicated following among high performers across the planet. He has worked in more than 70 cities globally and counts Microsoft, AFL, Boston Consulting Group and Universal Music amongst his long term clients. More than that, and definitely more importantly - he punches well above his weight in his marriage to Jess, and is the proud Dad of Zander and Odin

On this episode we explore:

Leadership
Resisting labels
Having a tool vs using a tool
Personal stock-taking
Leading yourself first
Committing to yourself
Emotional leadership

https://phillnosworthy.com/

Episode 118: Regeneration with Ryland Engelhart

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 29 Apr 2020 18:30:52 +0000

The scientific reality of global warming projections and food supply
How regenerative agriculture can serve to help humanity from falling off a cliff
How men may be able to lend their time and energy to help the crisis in a practical way

Episode 117: Your Story with Tucker Max

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty, Tucker Max, Matthew Mikella) — Fri, 24 Apr 2020 16:35:23 +0000

“I realized that the adults were never coming to save me. They were really messed up and it was up to me.”

This week's guest is Tucker Max. Tucker is the co-founder of Scribe Media, a company that helps you write. publish, and market your book. Tucker puts his skills to work, and flips the tables on Dan to run him through an exercise in fleshing out his own book idea. Tucker has also written four New York Times Best Sellers (three that hit #1), which have sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide.

In this episode we explore:

Hacking school
Stumbling into writing
Shifting into true manhood
Archetypes
How to be yourself all the way
Pivoting during crisis

Discover more about Tucker: https://www.tuckermax.com/

Episode 116: Goodbye Grandpa

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 17 Apr 2020 20:15:34 +0000

Hitch-hiking out west to become a forest fire fighter in Idaho.
A wild time the Bay area with multiple UFO sightings as a Naval weatherman.
Working all over the west, deep connection to nature.
Giving flocks of waterfowl doses of LSD to keep them away from airports.
Living close to the land and eating food you grew and killed.
Writing books about life.

Episode 115: Inside Circle with Eldra Jackson

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty, Eldra Jackson) — Fri, 10 Apr 2020 21:24:25 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Childhood trauma
Interpersonal work
Rock bottom to introspection
Circle work
Being the best human you can be
Self knowledge in prison
Sacred space
Pure, raw, empathy

Discover more about Eldra: https://bit.ly/3ceOJFL

https://www.ted.com/speakers/eldra_jackson

https://twitter.com/eldraj

Episode 114: Devotion with John Wineland

dan@evryman.com (matthew mikella, dan doty, john wineland) — Thu, 2 Apr 2020 19:32:05 +0000

Leading from a heart-centred place
Making decisions from fear
The courage to stick with tough feelings
Paying attention to mundane beauty
Amplify the attention on mundane beauty
Devotion
The importance of language
Ground and open to win

Discover more about John: www.johnwineland.com

EPISODE 113: Post-NFL Road Trip with Joe Hawley

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 26 Mar 2020 17:08:45 +0000

Joe Hawley is a giant Viking of a man with a beard as bis big as his giant heart. A was seasoned and respected offensive lineman in the NFL he spent time at both the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He made a conscious decision to leave the game before it destroyed his body, and in an effort to find himself post-career, he bought a van, adopted a dog, and hit the road for a year. His Man Van Dog Blog became a cult sensation and he's shared his personal journey with the world ever since. Joe is definitely a man to follow.

EPISODE 112: Connection During Covid-19 with Owen Marcus

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 19 Mar 2020 14:29:03 +0000

This episode covers much, including:

How to frame this current time without being a victim
Who do you want to be at the end of this time period?
How embracing fear and uncertainty leads to better leadership
Personal fears and vulnerability from Dan and Owen
How we can come together without coming together in person

Episode: 111 Embodied with Maddy Moon

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella, Maddy Moon) — Thu, 12 Mar 2020 15:00:08 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Physical training as armour
Becoming embodied
Staying centred while in your feelings
The power of archetypes
The fear of getting lost in feeling
Structure as freedom

Discover more about Maddy:

maddymoon.com

Episode: 110 Warrior Yoga with Mike DeNicola

dan@evryman.com (matthew mikella, dan doty, Mike DeNicola) — Fri, 6 Mar 2020 15:48:42 +0000

On this episode we explore:

The trap of the teacher
The power of the spoken word
Using mantra and posture to change your habits
Finding balance inside yourself
Getting out of your own way

Discover more about Mike:

https://mikedenicola.com/

Episode: 109 Interconnection with Manoj Dias

dan@evryman.com (Manoj Dias, dan doty, matthew mikella) — Tue, 18 Feb 2020 17:22:21 +0000

EPISODE NOTES

In this episode we explore:

Interconnection
Grasping and Clinging
Training the mind to suffer less
Anxiety and Addiction
Community in Meditation
Family Pressure to Succeed

Discover more about Manoj:

www.manojdias.com.au

IG: @manojdias

Episode: 108 Practicing Being Human with Jeff Warren

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty, Jeff Warren) — Thu, 6 Feb 2020 17:05:07 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Writing without cliche
Equanimity and connection
Science and the mystical
The high of connecting fully
The pitfalls of the New Age
Finding a practice your own way
Freedom through commitment

Discover more about Jeff:

https://jeffwarren.org/

https://app.www.calm.com/narrators/Lmt8BPw58U

Meditation For Fidgety Skeptics:

http://bit.ly/3bg3lER

Episode: 107 A Healthy Skepticism with Danny Steiner

dan@evryman.com (Danny Steiner, Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella) — Fri, 31 Jan 2020 15:17:44 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Skepticism and the Woo-scale
Alternative modalities
Social change
The power of small groups
Medical Disruption
True wellness
Family check-ins

Discover more about Danny and Kensho: www.kensho.com

Episode: 106 Celebrating Men with Alison Armstrong

dan@evryman.com (Alison Armstrong, Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty) — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 17:05:08 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Men are not hairy women
Seeing through our filters
Are men doomed?
The shifting women
Women and Subtle foreplay
Emasculation and Self-Emasculation

Discover more about Alison: https://www.understandmen.com/

Episode: 105 Duality with Corey McCarthy

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 15 Jan 2020 15:26:13 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Owning your fallibility
Humble leadership
The duality of man
Stepping into your truth
Showing up fully

Corey works passionately with the following initiatives:

http://peaceprintswny.org/

https://compassionprisonproject.org/

Episode: 104 A Clear Goal with Chris Eberhart

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty, Chris Eberhart) — Thu, 5 Dec 2019 17:05:02 +0000

“In life you can’t force anything” This week on the show we are revisiting a past episode. We were very moved by our guest’s story and wanted to share it again. After being diagnosed with cancer Chris set a simple goal: live long enough to see his daughter graduate from high school. Chris is a driven man who has made a living in the masculine field of outdoors/hunting media; teaching white tail deer hunting skills through his books and online media. As we head into the holidays, we are taking a moment to slow down and reorient to what truly matters.

Episode: 103 The Mask of Resiliency with Dr. Greg Brown

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty, Dr. Gregory Brown) — Tue, 19 Nov 2019 17:00:09 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Recharging through stillness
Making mental health cool
The mask of resiliency
Powerful yoga
Male depression and irritability
Self medicating
Morning routines
Misunderstanding depression

https://www.gregoryscottbrown.com/

Episode: 102 Modern Manhood with Cleo Stiller

dan@evryman.com (Cleo Stiller, Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella) — Tue, 12 Nov 2019 17:00:11 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Forums for guys to express themselves
Being ‘One of the good guys’
Carrying your own emotional load
Navigating female/male dynamics in the workplace
The power of owning our mistakes
Full on communication

Discover Cleo here: https://www.cleostiller.net/

Modern Manhood can be found here: https://amzn.to/2qHG3VU

Episode: 101 Getting Weird with Andrew Kippen

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty, Andrew Kippen) — Tue, 5 Nov 2019 17:00:09 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Giving context to the spiritual
Trusting yourself
Ego death
Improv for health
Dealing with old stories
Playfulness as a tool
The psychosomatic element

http://www.andrewkippen.com/

Episode: 100 The Emotions of a Writer with Toure

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Toure, Dan Doty) — Tue, 29 Oct 2019 16:00:14 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Emotion and writing
The origins of infidelity
Expecting the world from our partners
Emotional affairs
Liberation in openness
Bottling joy to seem cool

https://toure.com/

https://toure.com/toure-show/

Episode: 099 Functional Medicine with Dr. Will Cole

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty, Dr. Will Cole) — Tue, 22 Oct 2019 16:00:18 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Functional Medicine
Being a Ketotarian
Biggest drivers of inflammation
Finding your version of ‘food peace’
Chronic stress
Focusing on the things you can actually change

www.drwillcole.com

https://goop.com/goopfellas-podcast/

Episode: 098 Deep Nature with Lucas Tunkel

dan@evryman.com (Lucas Tunkel, Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella) — Tue, 15 Oct 2019 16:00:04 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Hitting bottom
Relationship as art form
Primitive skills
Showing up and sticking with it
Finding breath and embracing cold water
Finding courage
Meditation

Episode: 097 Love your life with Paul Browde

dan@evryman.com (Paul Browde, Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella) — Tue, 8 Oct 2019 15:55:13 +0000

On this episode we explore:

Bringing men's work into therapy
Emotional language styles of men and women
Humour as a defence
Leading with vulnerability
Numbing out to cope with life
Learning to connect to feelings
Linking words and experiences
The power of being alone in nature

Connect with Paul at: https://www.paulbrowde.com/

Episode: 096 The Actions of the Father with Mark Krassner

dan@evryman.com (Mark Krasner, Matthew Mikella, Dan Doty) — Tue, 1 Oct 2019 15:55:11 +0000

In this episode we explore:

Quality fatherhood support
Meditation for fatherhood
The inner game
Getting out ahead of the shift into fatherhood
The transcendence of birth
The emotional landscape

Check out the Expectful app at https://expectful.com/

Episode: 095 Holacracy with Tim Fairweather

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella, Tim Fairweather) — Tue, 24 Sep 2019 16:01:31 +0000

“Taking the time to really settle into nature you get this sense that your problems back home are very solvable”

On this episode we explore:

The fear of being alone with our thoughts
- Finding clarity sitting in nature
- Committing to taking the time to slow down
- The absolute need to disconnect
- Deciding to make work a truly fulfilling experience
- Emotional awareness in the workplace
- Carving your own path in an open company

Arctiq.ca

Episode: 094 Post Traumatic Growth with George Faller

dan@evryman.com (Matthew Mikella, George Faller, Dan Doty) — Tue, 17 Sep 2019 15:55:05 +0000

In this episode we explore:

Post traumatic growth
The Challenge response
Being designed to face stress in relationships with others
Oxytocin’s nudge
The need for successful emotional experiences
The cost of not experiencing joy

Goerge is leading a one day connection course in greenwich CT on nov 1st 2019-https://hopeandrenewal.org/connection-course-nov-1/

Find George Faller at: www.nyceft.org

Episode: 093 Vibrational Swaglord

dan@evryman.com (Elliot Aronow, Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella) — Mon, 2 Sep 2019 11:55:07 +0000

Our podcast this week features Elliot Aronow, a self-described “cool kid” that has had a pretty wild life. He’s taken his own path and journey deeply serious and is a great example of a man who found himself and stuck with it. Elliot is a lifestyle coach and meditation teacher in NYC and has worked in fashion, music, magazines, and other cool kid stuff with artists and brands like Mark Ronson, LCD Soundsystem, GQ, and the Strokes. And at times he’s just another dude in his undies.

On the episode we explore:

-The non instagram able self
-What makes a man truly happy
-Finding a sense of humor in personal growth
-Moving away from a model of scarcity

http://bit.ly/2LfGjmP

Episode: 092 Diligence and a bit of Wildness

dan@evryman.com (Dan MacCombie, Dan Doty, Matthew Mikella) — Tue, 13 Aug 2019 11:11:04 +0000

This week’s guest on the EVRYMAN podcast is Dan MacCombie. Dan was one of the first 17 men who showed up to the very first Open Source retreat in December 2016, before EVRYMAN had even left the nest. He showed up and he’s been showing up ever since, and has built much of the infrastructure of our events, and countless other parts of this organization. He sat in a men’s group for YEARS in college, was the co-CEO of Runa—which involved a truly wild run of time in Ecuador, and he has a wicked combination of a big heart and a goofy-big mind. He recently co-lead our last Open Source retreat on the East Coast, and he is an EVRYMAN coach as well.

On the episode we get into:

Ceremonial indigenous drinks including chicha, ayahuasca and guayusa
The implementation of emotional leadership into community planning and large scale institutional settings
Magical meetings at the Israeli Burning Man
How diligence and a bit of wildness helps in the start-up game

Evryman.com

Episode: 091 All At Once

dan@evryman.com (Lucas Krump, Dan Doty, Sascha Lewis) — Thu, 1 Aug 2019 18:50:23 +0000

“I thought I had my shit together, and didn’t think I needed more.. Then life happened and I decided to dive in fully.”

This week’s episode is a throwback to the beginning of EVRYMAN. Two years ago Founders Dan, Sasha, and Lucas sat down in upstate New York to dream up the future of men's work. EVRYMAN has since grown into a true movement that is helping men slow down, connect and move fully into the lives they want.

In This Episode:

Facing darkness when your a positive guy
Playing it safe vs dropping in deep
Facing your persona
Not needing to have your shit together
Men’s Groups as a multiplier of life experience
Truly stepping into your power
Training to be able to show up in life fully
Healthy tension

EVRYMAN.com

Episode: 090 The Arc of Resiliency

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 17:30:00 +0000

'It’s never a good life when your operating out of fear, waiting for the next shoe to drop.”

Our guest this week has lived an enormous amount of life in a short period of time. Gabriel Rao was thrust into fending for himself and his siblings at age twelve. He threw on a mask of survival and convinced those around him that things were fine when they were far from it. Gabriel is an amazing example of resiliency and he has used this gift to slowly open up and move from surviving to thriving.

Being stunted by survival
Having to parent out parents
The upside of adversity
Owning our story
Receiving love for our dark sides
Seeking control through work
The family we are brought up in and the family we create
The power of validation
Post traumatic growth
The courage of vulnerability

www.taps.org

Episode: 089 The Language of Gender

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 4 Jul 2019 17:30:00 +0000

“What we don’t talk about culturally is how afraid men are of each other.”

This week’s guest is Rocco Kayiatos. Rocco is a writer, performer and organizer. He released his first album under the moniker Katastrophe in 2004, becoming the first openly trans-man to release an LP. He is the founding editor of Original Plumbing magazine. The world’s first trans-male quarterly print magazine. Rocco is also the founder of Camp Lost Boys, the first sleep away summer camp exclusively for adult men of trans experience.

In This Episode:

Leading with vulnerability
Being ‘one of the guys’
Owning one’s true self
The gifts of adversity
Celebrating the binary and everything in between
Bringing intension to maleness
The Good Man: it’s about love and openness
Observation vs Control and Domination
Call outs vs Call ins

www.camplostboys.org

www.roccokayiatos.com

Episode: 088 The Unlived Life of the Parent

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 28 Jun 2019 19:41:44 +0000

“If you can’t get the emotions out, they just stay in there”

Our guest this week exemplifies what Evryman is all about. Luke Stutzman is a salt of the earth midwestern dude. He’s a father. In the most beautiful way Luke is a regular-ass guy. He works out, he works hard, and he is asking deep questions of himself. Check out Luke’s podcast: Unfamous podcast, https://apple.co/2LpMF3u

In this episode:

How to be truly strong
Showing emotion to our children
Feeling safe enough to break down
Joining the “everybody’s got their own shit” club
The weight of repression
Feeling stuck
Regretting the past
Being comfortable with not knowing

Episode: 087 Homeless Spirituality

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 20 Jun 2019 17:00:00 +0000

“Anything that feels unfamiliar to me, I protect myself from committing by telling myself that I can stay on the outside observing.”

Our guest this week is yoga teacher and Ayurveda practitioner Marc Holzman. Marc recently brought his skills to our Open Source retreat in the Berkshires. Marc’s openness leaps out straight away with the admission that he considered showing up to teach his practice and remain an observer. Luckily for us he dove in instead.

In this episode:

The importance of living an authentic life
The vitality and spark in finding your purpose
“Coming out” as a catalyst for full self-ownership
The deep need to contribute to something larger
Want to find your purpose? Try everything
The beauty of men when they drop the macho role
Just say the scary thing!
What your missing when your checked out
Being vs Doing
The duty to take care of yourself to be able to fully show up

marcholzman.com

Episode: 086 The Burden of Ungifted Love

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 13 Jun 2019 18:00:00 +0000

“I have all of this to give but don’t know where it goes. I don’t have pipes big enough to flow it through.”

Cherie Healey is back on the podcast. Cherie is a powerhouse and she’s one of Evryman’s most exciting allies. Cherie is a self described “Possibilitarian”. She works with leaders in tech and entertainment to help them create workplaces that solve the world’s biggest problems. Dan and Cherie sat down following a coed workshop in Tulum Mexico.

In this episode:

Bringing men and women together
Over complicating the relationship game
The power of just listening
The burden of ungifted love
Trusting that your love is ok
The consequences of being unseen
The truth behind the desire to fix others
Creating an epidemic of joy

http://cheriehealey.com

Episode: 085 Our Man In The Cave

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 6 Jun 2019 18:00:00 +0000

“When you sign up for something big, your required to get bigger. The smallness gets exercised out of you.”

Our very own Yoda, Owen Marcus is back with us on this episode of the Evryman podcast. Dan and Owen sat down at the foot of the Berkshire mountains in the barn Evryman calls home. This conversation follows a successful Open Source retreat and precedes the launch of Evryman’s first Fundamentals Training program for facilitators. The love and excitement in this conversation is palpable. Owen brings the wisdom every time…

In this episode:

Relaxing stress held in the body
Connecting to the body is the missing piece
Finding a mission and purpose in life
The edge of emotional expression
Vulnerability and giving up control
Love courage and commitment
Finding true diversity in men’s groups
Survival and distraction
Sensitivity without reactivity

https://owenmarcus.com

Episode: 084 Terrifying and Irresistible

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 29 May 2019 01:41:33 +0000

“Fulfillment is working my edge. It doesn’t feel easy, it’s outside my comfort zone, it feels like I’m being asked to grow, to show up.”

This week’s guest is Tim Corcoran. Tim helps people who feel a deep connection to nature and want to really discover their place in the world. Those with a burning desire to live their vision and a willingness to work with resistance and fear. He believes that men can’t settle down until they find their meaning and purpose.

In this episode:

The perceived narrow options of pursuing a life ‘outdoors’
The low points as a catalyst to change
What to do when your current experience of life isn’t working
The moment you realize people truly see you and they care
The power of being honoured
Being present in your body and senses
Investing in yourself so that you can give what’s truly yours to the world

www.purposemountain.com

Episode: 083 Know Thyself

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 16 May 2019 18:00:00 +0000

“Murder can be an attempt to eradicate pain by acting it out on someone else: “I hurt, so you must hurt too.”

Our guest this week is Susan Olesek. Susan is the founder of the Enneagram Prison Project. Her life’s work is freeing people from the prisons of their own making by helping them understand why they do what they do. As you’ll hear in this episode Susan is fired up by pursuing peoples potential.

In this episode:

Creating presence to tolerate whats in front of us
Identifying motives behind behaviour: the why before the what
How committing murder can be an attempt to gain love
Why we can’t change what we can’t see
The critical role of proper attachment to our parents
Why being present requires safety
The freedom between stimulus and response

https://susanolesek.com

Episode 082: Reading to our boys

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 25 Apr 2019 21:52:39 +0000

“If boys do not learn to read by the third grade, their whole future is an upward battle.”

This week’s guest is children’s author Robert Gould. Robert is lit up by getting our boys engaged in reading. As a boy he learned to link reading with love while sitting on his grandfather’s lap being read to. Recognizing the vitality and visual nature of young boys, he set out to create content that would engage young men, and to give them books they actually wanted to read.

In this episode:

Why Boys are not reading
Why its crucial that men read to their sons
Engaging boys with books they actually want to read
The visual nature of young men
Camouflage, toxic masculinity and political correctness
The need for male teachers

https://greatbooksforboys.com/

Episode: 081 "The mask we live in"

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 11 Apr 2019 20:38:29 +0000

“This journey of trying to figure out what it means to be a man in a home where your the man of the house. I’m the oldest male, and all of these responsibilities are put on my back, to help raise my sisters and brothers. At seven years old my uncle said “your the man of the house” and I’m like “I don’t want that job, can I go back to my big-wheel?”

This week’s guest is Ashanti Branch. We became aware of Ashanti's powerful heart in the film The Mask You Live In. He was born and raised by a single mother in Oakland, California. After finding success as a civil engineer, he found a deeper calling as a teacher. He found the “fire” that was missing in his life and hoped to ignite a similar enthusiasm in his young students. He went on to create the Ever Forward Club, a mentoring initiative aimed to help underserved and at-risk young men of colour.

In this episode:

The power of a good teacher
Opening up to move forward
Giving young men space to recognize their human emotions
The damage done by archaic school design
Knowing your own mask
Why do we wait to teach fundamental human skills until shit hits the fan

http://therepresentationproject.org/film/the-mask-you-live-in-film/

https://everforwardclub.org/

Episode 080: Cherie Healey

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 5 Apr 2019 14:02:57 +0000

Imagining a future where women and men are able to slow down and reunite in mutual trust, love, and respect--this episode shares that underneath all of the cultural noise, men and women are missing each other.

What if men and women stood arm in arm, far beyond the scope of being allies, to turn together toward the biggest problems at work, at home, and culture-wide?

Cherie works with leaders in tech and entertainment to help them create workplaces that solve the world's biggest problems. She does it by elevating their skills in mind and heart so they can become the leaders of the Imagination Age, tap limitless creativity and innovation and inspire a new way to work. She's worked with orgs such as Google, X, Genentech, Apple, Nike, and many more.

Cherie and Dan / Evryman are collaborating on events and trainings together, bringing wisdom from men and women together for the betterment of all.

You can find out more about Cherie's work at:

http://cheriehealey.com

Episode: 079 Honoring Difference with Mike Sagun

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 27 Mar 2019 11:54:19 +0000

‘When I enter these spaces where we are doing mens work, I find that I’m usually the only man of color. And I’m usually the only openly gay man.’

On this week’s episode Dan sits down with Evryman team member Mike Sagun. Mike is the co-founder of The Unshakable Man, an organization focused on men’s total health & wellness: success, purpose, and fulfillment. Mike is also a queer man of color. Evryman stands for ‘Every-man’ yet we acknowledge the reality that more can be done to grow into a more diverse movement. Dan and Mike slow down, connect and feel into what it means to truly belong.

In this episode:

Reckoning with self-hatred
Moving out of cultural bubbles
Owning your truth
The power of diverse perspectives
Feeling safe enough to ask for what you need

www.mikesagun.com

IG: @mike.sagun

www.unshakableman.me

IG: @theunshakableman

Episode: 078 The Loneliness Episode

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 15 Mar 2019 23:01:11 +0000

“If you open up and actually be yourself, your not only going to be accepted and seen. It’s going to power you through all of the tough shit your going through. It’s going to power you towards the things you actually want and who you actually are.”

On this week’s episode host Dan Doty leans into an old part of himself and plays a recording of a song he wrote about loneliness. We then jump into an interview with Evryman’s Owen Marcus to discuss how NOT to be lonely. I’ll give you a hint: it starts by taking a risk and being vulnerable.

In this episode:

Can you be artistic and creative if you are full of connection
Going it alone
Connecting to your own experience
The impact of vulnerability
How to reach out and connect
Braving the discomfort of being you
True connection comes from being connected to yourself first

Link to: Brene Brown, On Being Podcast

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Episode 077: Daniel Stillman

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 28 Feb 2019 18:08:54 +0000

“You can use philosophy to stop feeling but that’s a heavy burden.”

This week’s conversation is with Daniel Stillman, who actually designs conversations for a living. Daniel is brother to Matt Stillman, a long time friend of Dan's and a previous guest on the show. Daniel and Dan were united by chance at an Evryman Open Source retreat a year ago. Daniel is an independent design facilitator and coach, he works with teams and organizations to frame and sustain productive and collaborative conversations. He’s worked with clients of all shapes and sizes on product, service and organizational innovation. He hosts The Conversation Factory podcast and is the author of the upcoming book, “How Conversations Work” a handbook for change makers and innovators.

In this episode:

Having an open and connected conversation with fathers
The endless masturbation of the mind
Reading to learn vs reading to feel
Recognizing the chapters of life
The importance of every man having his own experience
Conversation theory
Slowing down to speed up
To be frank or diplomatic?
Showing up as a facilitator

http://theconversationfactory.com/

Episode: 076 Dr. Cory Ostroot

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 21 Feb 2019 19:00:00 +0000

“Sometimes there is just shit you can’t talk about. Our bodies are literally trying to protect us. When you’ve had some traumatic experience and you don’t know how to talk about it, breathwork can move you through some heavy shit so you can feel lighter on the other side.”

This week’s conversation is with Dr. Cory Ostroot, a Naturopath and founder of The Healing Couple. As a young boy Cory watched his mother’s health decline dramatically. While being treated in the traditional health system her condition worsened. Cory became skeptical of the current health system and when a Naturopathic doctor returned his mother to health, he found a calling and pursued alternative medicine. Dr. Ostroot and his partner Jessica also lead breathwork courses with the intension of taking people deeper into themselves to find stillness, confidence and clarity.

In this episode:

Using breathwork to heal
The art of letting go
Plant medicine
Stem cell therapy
3 prescriptions for men: Have a practice, use an activated/B complex vitamin, do breathwork

https://www.thehealingcouple.com/

https://www.nourishmedicalcenter.com/providers-and-staff/dr-cory-ostroot

Episode 075: Veteran Integration Expedition

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 14 Feb 2019 18:55:00 +0000

“Feel what you’re feeling. Feel it all the way. And speak from your experience.”

On this episode Dan checks in with Aaron Blaine and the men who participated in the first Evryman Veteran’s Integration Expedition.

The expedition was a coming together of Veterans and civilians in the wilds of Yellowstone National Park, with the goal of developing a true, deep and honest experience of one another.

In this episode:

Men from different walks of life coming together
Creating openness while in conflict
True leadership
Speaking up for what you’re feeling in the moment
From “holy shit, we are different,” to a true bond
Traumatic brain injuries in the military and in sport
Conflict as a doorway to connection

https://evryman.com/intro-expedition/

Episode 074: Timothy Wenger

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 7 Feb 2019 01:35:24 +0000

On this week’s episode we are asking the question: If you had to describe what it means to be a man in one word, what would it be?

Our guest this week, Timothy Wenger is a Photographer/Blogger who created the digital project The Man Effect. Timothy travelled around asking men to sum up what it means to be a man in one word and documented the results.

“There is this desire and need in every man to have someone care about them and to give them input because every man is terrified by the things they are facing.”

In this conversation:

The limits of what our fathers can teach us
The role of mentors in shaping men
How true mentors show up
Our fear of being explicit, direct and open in life and in relationships with men
The challenge of the term Masculinity
Macho-jerks, spineless-wimps and the ground in between

http://themaneffect.com/

Episode 073: Herb Stevenson

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 30 Jan 2019 19:00:00 +0000

“How old do you have to be before you give yourself permission to be who you fully are? Not who you’ve been told you are, but who you really are.”

This week’s guest Herb Stevenson is an author, management consultant and executive coach with over twenty years of experience. Herb runs a twice monthly men's circle, plus a year long Natural Passages program. “Much of who men are is often closed-off at an early age. Natural Passages creates a safe container for each men's journey back to his full self.”

In this conversation:

The challenge of getting close to our fathers. “Most fathers want a relationship with their sons, but don’t know how the hell to do it.”
Shifting parental relationships from Child-Adult to Adult-Adult by being direct and clear about what you want.
How to answer the most important question: What do I really want?
Gaining a sense of self through being in nature.

Seeking a challenge? Try the father/son hand-holding challenge!

http://www.linkedin.com/in/herb-stevenson-2043455

http://clevelandconsultinggroup.com

http://natural-passages.com

http://clevelandconsultinggroupgov.com

Episode 072: Aaron Blaine

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 23 Jan 2019 19:00:00 +0000

A quote from Terry Real: "To be a great marani (warrior), when the moment calls for fierceness, nobody fucks with you. And when the moment calls for tenderness, you are not tender. You are very, very tender. And a great marani knows which is which."

This podcast is a response to the recent Gillette ad that has caused a very strong backlash and stirred immense cultural conversation about what it means to be a man, the moral role of brands, and clearly pointed to a seemingly fundamental societal division.

Our perspective at Evryman is that the black and white approach to this topic is too easy and that there is a straightforward but challenging middle road. Instead of prescribing that men are either aggressive and dominant or soft and compassionate, we believe the honest reality is that both and all are true and necessary. There are times that life calls forth different skillsets and virtues, and we believe we should all have access to the whole spectrum of possibility as a man.

Episode 071: Sean McCormick

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 16 Jan 2019 19:00:00 +0000

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This week’s episode starts off with a challenge: Are you willing to ask for help? As men we can fall into the trap of thinking we are islands, alone, isolated. But we are not wired to operate alone. So, our challenge is for you to think of something you could use help with and to reach out to the person you think can best help you.

On this episode we are sharing the mic with Sean McCormick, host of the Optimal Performance Podcast. Dan answers questions on the origins of Evryman, letting his gut be a guide, and taking a risk on starting a totally new life path.

Sean McCormick is the host of the Optimal Performance Podcast, A Certified Life Coach, Wellness Entrepreneur and Public Speaker.

Seanmccormick.com

@coachseanmccormick IG

@Seanyvolver Twitter

@Sean McCormick Coaching fb

Episode 070: Life and Death with Chris Eberhart

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 3 Jan 2019 21:53:22 +0000

What if you were told that you only have six months to live? What would be important? What would you do? Chris Eberhart was told just that this year. His insight my be something to take to heart, because in the end we are all terminal, just without a projected end date. Originally from Michigan Chris is considered a whitetail bowhunting expert and has written four books on that subject, two of which are considered hunting classics. After graduating from Michigan State University he has spent most of his life splitting time between the U.S.A. and Germany. In Germany he built a successful swim school business, working primarily with young children, but also with babies, pregnant woman, and giving fitness classes. This was a good balance to hunting heavily across North America, Europe, and Africa. He is also a previous collegiate runner, and a lifelong athlete, with a passion for trail running. For the last seven years he has been the Chief Editor of Hunter’s Path Hardcover book-journal, which is the world’s finest hunting publication, and can legitimately claim to be the National Geographic of hunting/adventure press. Currently, he lives near Freiburg, Germany, and has a teenage daughter. He is fighting cancer.

*This episode was recorded in late 2018, Chris has sent an update on his health:

I also wanted to give you a brief health update: Since we did the podcast recording my health has improved significantly, at least for now. I got the green light to start working out, and have gained almost fifteen pounds of muscle back in two months! Right now I feel like nothing was ever wrong. My doctors strongly suggested that I put on pounds for whatever is upcoming, so I have been working out like my life depends on it. It’s all such a strange situation…

Episode 069: A Sex Journal with Caleb and Levina

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 18 Dec 2018 19:52:14 +0000

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Caleb Spaulding and Levina Li are dating. They met in Brooklyn early this year because Caleb's men's group was meeting in Levina's home. They quickly recognized that they were each other's "person" and they have a beautiful and synchronistic story.

Born out of Levina's insatiable desire for sexy DATA, they began to journal about their sex. They used a simple structure and it became a practice that had fruit to bear for days. Big win. Lots of good data.

What has emerged is a simple tool for couples to use to get real about sex--which most people relate to like the sun--they really like it but can't look right at it. This is a tool to be honest about one of the most impactful parts of life.

You can find out more about the journal at asexjournal.com and you can follow along and see some great images at instagram.com/asexjournal.

Want to get in a room with us and change your life? Our next Open Source retreat is in OHIO on March 8-10. AND our next MELT Training will be in the Berkshires of Massachusetts on February 22-24. We're almost sold out of spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website so get in while you can!

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Episode 068: Chip Conley of AirBnB and author of Wisdom at Work

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 8 Nov 2018 17:30:53 +0000

Chip Conley is the author of the book Wisdom at Work: The Making of a Modern Elder. He is also the founder of the Modern Elder Academy, and through these elements he is redefining midlife and making aging aspirational. After creating, running and selling a hugely successful and influential hotel chain, he helped AirBnB become the world's leading hospitality brand.

Chip is an example of strong, balanced and mature leadership, and there is much to explore here about aging, leadership, and how to bridge the gap between humans of all ages.

Episode 067: Mark Divine of Unbeatable Mind

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 2 Nov 2018 15:00:00 +0000

Mark Divine is a badass at the highest level possible. He retired as Commander in the Navy Seals, and therefore checks all the boxes for traditional manliness. But it doesn't stop there. Mark is an incredibly well rounded man who pays attention to the full spectrum of life--the emotional / mental / intuition / spiritual--all of it. This conversation boldly outlines a new vision for men everywhere.

Episode 066: Travis Shakespeare, Director of PLAYING WITH FIRE

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Mon, 8 Oct 2018 21:20:09 +0000

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"Now I call this the day that I became a man."

Our guest this week is Travis Shakespeare, friend and mentor to host Dan Doty. He is the Director and Executive Producer of a new documentary filmed called Playing with Fire, which follows a couple's journey toward financial independence through a subculture of people who decry the debt-accruing norm of American life. You can find out more about the film here.

He is also an award-winning film and television producer best known for his work showcasing unique individuals and cultures bent on self-actualization and excellence. Credits include the highly acclaimed Emmy®-winning unstructured docu-reality series, Life Below Zero (NatGeo), Top Gear USA (History) & Top Gear America (BBCA), Ice Road Truckers (History) Deadliest Catch (Discovery), The Wild Within (Travel Channel), Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie and Gourmet’s Adventures with Ruth (both on PBS). Shakespeare’s work has been honored with multiple Emmys® and the 2011 James Beard Award for his work on Gourmet’s Diary of a Foodie.

Travis and Dan dig deep into topics including being a gay man in prototypically straight male environments, connecting with fathers, rites of passage, and how education and literacy is missing in so many crucial areas of life.

Looking for a way to change your life? We have what you're looking for! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and we'll be posting an expanded event schedule for 2019 soon!

Episode 065: Ben Nemtin, Co-Founder of the Buried Life

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 21 Sep 2018 13:00:00 +0000

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"Life is a finite thing, it's not going to last forever. What are you going to do with it?"

Our guest this week is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of What Do You Want To Do Before You Die? and the star of the MTV show The Buried Life. Ben Nemtin, the co-founder of The Buried Life movement, Ben’s message of radical possibility has been featured by major media outlets including The Today Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN, Inc., ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC News. Oprah called Ben’s life work “truly inspiring.” An acclaimed keynote speaker, Nemtin has presented his '5 Steps to Make the Impossible Possible' to business conferences and corporate leadership teams around the world, including Amazon, Microsoft, Nationwide, Harvard, Viacom, Verizon, Levi's, and more.

Ben and Dan sit down to discuss how life can fly by, the most meaningful item completed on Ben's bucket list, and unwinding the stigma of "being a man."

You can find more of Ben at his website, and you can buy his book here. You can find him on the following social media sites: Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn

Looking for a way to change your life? We have what you're looking for! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We're almost sold out of spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website so get in while you can!

Episode 064: Chase Jarvis of Creative Live

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 11 Sep 2018 13:00:00 +0000

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This week's guest has been everywhere. From being a guest at Obama's White House to Buckingham Palace, he has shared his creativity with the world everywhere he's went.

Chase Jarvis is an award-winning photographer, director and entrepreneur. He has shot campaigns for Nike, Apple, Samsung, Google, and Red Bull and his photographs have appeared in every nearly major network and media outlet, including the New York Times’ Pulitzer Prize-winning story SNOWFALL. He is also the founder and CEO of CreativeLive, the world’s largest online education platform for creatives and entrepreneurs with over 10 million students worldwide. His iPhone app Best Camera earned “App of the Year” accolades in 2009 from Wired Magazine, the New York Times, and Macworld.

Dan and Chase sit down and discuss the most important thing in the world to Chase, some of Chase's past journeys, and CreativeLive.

You can find Chase and his work in many places! His website, CreativeLive, CreativeLive Podcast Week, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Episode 063: Tom, Mike, and Dan Post Hunt

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 5 Sep 2018 13:00:00 +0000

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"That's the entire point of Evryman, you don't gotta be just one thing." - Dan Doty

This episode takes place out in the hills in Central California after a deer hunting trip. Deer hunting is largely considered to be a masculine thing, right? You've got a couple of guys and their sons, walking around scouting for deer, talking about something on the opposite end of the meditation spectrum. Well, that's not even close to what this hunting trip was. This episode pulls the curtain back and shows that it isn't just locker room talk, bar talk, or hunting trip talk. This episode shows that things might be changing in all areas of men's lives.

Tom, is a general contractor who has owned and operated his construction company for almost 20 years. He also owns a Bikram yoga studio with his wife and has been teaching hot yoga for 7 years and has had a consistent practice for over 10 years.

Mike worked as a teacher for seventeen years. He took a sabbatical from his teaching career to focus on running an outdoor business. He lives in Pismo Beach with his wife, son, and daughter.

Episode 062: Sam Morris of Zen Warrior Training

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 28 Aug 2018 13:00:00 +0000

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Today's guest is Sam Morris. He is the founder of Zen Warrior Training, a personal and business development program for high performers, entrepreneurs and creative professionals. Borrowing from the ancient wisdom of Zen and Taoist philosophy, meditation and breathwork practices, Sam trains the high performer how to master the inner workings of the mind, body and spirit and live from a place of deep purpose and resolve in every moment of their lives.

A Zen practitioner since 1993, Sam was in a car accident caused by a drunk driver in 1999 which left him paraplegic. Determined not to become the victim of his circumstances, Sam dove deeply into inner mastery practices which helped him to transform his trauma and become a successful entrepreneur, loving husband and expert adaptive skier. Through his unique journey, Sam discovered his soul purpose of Zen Warrior Training.

Sam joins Dan for this episode of the Evryman Podcast to discuss what he cares about more than anything, what he does and where it comes from, and being authentic with yourself.

You can find out more about what Sam and Zen Warrior Training does at their website, on Twitter, and on Facebook.

Want to get in a room with us and change your life? We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We're almost sold out of spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website so get in while you can!

Episode 061: MagaMama Founder Kimberly Johnson

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 15 Aug 2018 13:00:00 +0000

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When asked what one thing would she like men to know, author Kimberly Johnson shared "...your arousal is not a problem."

Kimberly Ann Johnson is a Sexological Bodyworker, Somatic Experiencing trauma resolution practitioner, birth doula, and single mom. She specializes in helping women prepare for birth, recover from birth injuries and birth trauma, and heal from sexual trauma. She is the founder of Magamama.com, an international holistic women’s health care resource for expectant and new mothers. She is the author of The Fourth Trimester: A Postpartum Guide to Healing Your Body, Balancing Your Emotions and Restoring Your Vitality published by Shambhala Press in December 2017. She is the creator of Activate your Inner Jaguar, an online course ushering women into their full voices and self-expression.

On this episode Dan and Kimberly discuss how to be better translators of another person, being honest with yourself and your own system, and how sex can benefit your relationship further than the physical aspect.

You can find Kimberly on her website magamama.com, on her Facebook, and on Instagram. Also if you want more of Kimberly in your life she has a MagaMama podcast!

Want to give back? We have a generous donation that we are raffling off to raise money for the Veteran Integration Expedition (August 19 through 26). Help us get these Vets to the City of Bozeman and buy a raffle ticket for a 2018 Kawasaki KLX 140L. You can find all the information and buy a raffle ticket here. All rallied proceeds go toward getting these Veterans here and making sure their experience is impacting and profound.

Episode 060: Boysen Hodgson of the ManKind Project

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 8 Aug 2018 12:00:00 +0000

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"What would the world be like if you could look into the eyes of another man and not be afraid?" - Boysen Hodgson

Boysen is the Communications Director for the ManKind Project. MKP is a globally established men's community for the 21st century. They have been offering men's trainings and peer-led men's groups for 30 years and have impacted hundreds of thousands of men.

On this episode Dan and Boysen explore the issues men are facing today, and offer a ton of simple and powerful ways to show up, engage, and get involved. You can find out everything MKP at this link, and key into their New Warrior Training Adventure.

Episode 059: Why Emotions Are Important with Dan Doty

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 13:00:00 +0000

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"Are we willing to do the hard thing that will have the bigger benefit in the long run?" - Dan Doty

This week we're mixing it up! We are experimenting with a new style of podcast. We're still going to have guests on the show but we'd love to hear your feedback on this style.

Dan takes this episode to cover one topic. That's right, one. This week's topic is, why are emotions important? We naturally as human beings don't want to feel discomfort right? There's a lot of ways we try to avoid or dodge that uncomfortable feeling. Dan takes the time to thoroughly explain why emotions are important, why emotions need to play a big part of our lives, and why we shouldn't wall off emotions all the time.

Now you're riding that high of listening to Dan talk this episode and you're saying to yourself, "Dang, that was amazing. Where can I get more of Dan's inspiration?"

You are in luck! Dan Doty's TEDx Talk is now live and available on YouTube. The role of men in our society, as well as what we are asking of men, is shifting. We strongly urge you to take the 13 minutes to watch Dan's TEDx Talk titled "What the World Needs From Men." Once you're done watching it we'd love for you to share it with anyone you know and give us feedback!

Alright, we have something special we want to share with you all. We have a generous donation that we are raffling off to raise money for the Veteran Integration Expedition (August 19 through 26). Help us get these Vets to the City of Bozeman and buy a raffle ticket for a 2018 Kawasaki KLX 140L. You can find all the information and buy a raffle ticket here. All rallied proceeds go toward getting these Veterans here and making sure their experience is impacting and profound.

In addition to our next expedition, we also have our dates for our upcoming retreats later this year! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We're almost sold out of spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website so get in while you can!

Episode 058: Chinese Medicine Practitioner Justin Ehrlich

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 17 Jul 2018 13:00:00 +0000

What does the world need from men? Any clue? You are in luck, Dan Doty's TEDx Talk is now live and available on YouTube. The role of men in our society, as well as what we are asking of men, is shifting. We strongly urge you to take the 13 minutes to watch Dan's TEDx Talk titled "What the World Needs From Men." Once you're done watching it we'd love for you to share it with anyone you know!

This week's guest is a life and health coach that helps people cultivate and integrate their physical, emotional, and spiritual lives. Justin Ehrlich is a longtime practitioner of classical Chinese medicine and student of Daoism. He has always believed the mystical pracitces of the ancients were relevant in the modern world. He has devoted his life to sharing just how practical they can be.

If you're interested and want to learn more about what Justin does, you can find more info on his website, on Facebook, or on Soundcloud.

Now if you're jazzed up from watching that TEDx Talk and want to make a change in your life, you have multiple chances coming up. Evryman is heading back to Yellowstone on August 19 through 26. We are proud and excited to be hosting a smaller expedition. It is our move into more veteran integration events. We'll be having half veterans and half civilians. Get all the details on our website.

In addition to our next expedition, we also have our dates for our upcoming retreats later this year! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We've sold about a third of the spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website.

Episode 057: Brendan Leonard of Semi-Rad.com

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 13:00:00 +0000

We're back after a week off! Evryman wrapped up their June expedition in Yellowstone National Park and it was incredible. We're heading back to Yellowstone in August. But this one is different. We'll explain more towards the bottom of this post.

This week's guest is one rad dude. Brendan Leonard, creator of Semi-Rad.com sits down with Dan and just lets loose. Brendan is also an author, filmmaker, Instagram cartoonist, and public speaker. He has co-produced and co-directed several award-winning adventure films, including How to Run 100 miles, Chocolate Spokes, Ace and the Desert Dog, Frank and the Tower, and The Important Places. All of these and more can be found on his website. Please check these out, they are multiple great pieces of work.

Brendan is a midwest guy like Dan. He changed his major five times in four years and decided that he wanted to be a writer. Brendan shares his journey full of mishaps starting from writing in middle school all the way to grad school in Missoula, Montana and continuing on to today.

You can find Brendan in multiple places on social media Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Now I mentioned Evryman is heading back to Yellowstone on August 19 through 26. We are proud and excited to be hosting a smaller expedition. It is our move into more veteran integration events. We'll be having half veterans and half civilians. Get all the details in the intro of this episode and soon on our website.

In addition to our next expedition, we also have our dates for our upcoming retreats later this year! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We've sold about a third of the spots for the MELT Training. The sign ups are live on our website.

Episode 056: Sanyika The Firestarter

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 26 Jun 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week's guest is a powerful one. Sanyika The Firestarter sits down with Dan at his new California home. Sanyika is a keynote speaker, storytelling expert, and performing artist. He speaks, performs, and inspires people around the world by teaching audiences the art of Innovative Storytelling. He shows businesses and people "How To Be A Firestarter." He has worked with many brands such as Ford, Playstation, and Universal Music Group while amassing over 1 million social media views.

"It's not just about teaching, it's about incorporation of my truest essence, which is my art... The way we make sense of things is we tell ourselves a story. The story becomes the driving force through everything" - Sanyika

Sanyika's goal is to teach you how to be a Firestarter. How to be a leader, an innovater, a story teller. He believes you can fight the war for your attention once you control your own story. Sanyika wrote a spoken word piece that perfectly sums this up called "The War For Your Attention."

If you want to check out more of Sanyika's work you can find him on various social media and his website. Here's a video that was mentioned in the conversation on the All Warriors Network. "Thank You For Your Service." Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Instagram

"Using that power of human connection to be more okay, be happier, be together, be more productive, be more loving." - Dan

If you're wanting to make a change for yourself and be more connected, and loving, and much much more, consider sitting in on a men's group. There are so many groups all around the world with new ones popping up all over the place. Check out the Evryman website to find the one closest to you.

We have our dates for our upcoming retreats! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. We've sold about a third of the spots for the MELT Training. Sign up on our site and get an early bird pricing for the MELT Training until July, so get in while you can!

Episode 055: MenAlive Founder and Director Jed Diamond

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 19 Jun 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week Dan chats with an esteemed guest. Jed Diamond the Founder and Director of MenAlive, a health program that helps men, and the women who love them, to live well throughout their lives. He is a licensed psychotherapist with a Ph.D. in International Health and the author of 15 books including international best-sellers Surviving Male Menopause and The Irritable Male Syndrome. His latest book, My Distant Dad: Healing the Family Father Wound just launched and you can get the first chapter for free on his website. Jed Diamond joins Dan for the 55th episode of the Evryman Podcast. The two take the time to discuss Jed's latest book, his 50 years of experience working with men, and the positive shift that is happening more and more and more.

You can also follow MenAlive on Twitter and like their page on Facebook.

Ever want to sit in on a men's group and see what they're all about? Well Evryman has added new groups recently in New Mexico, Colorado, and Montana with new groups coming up in NYC and LA. So there's a good chance there's one near you. Check out the Evryman website to find the one closest to you.

We have our dates for our upcoming retreats! We're returning to the Berkshires December 7-9 for another Open Source Retreat and hosting a MELT Training in Petaluma, California October 5-7. The sign ups have just gone live on our site with some early bird pricing for the MELT Training until July, so get in while you can!

Women Teach Men's event in late July will be in Ojai, California and Evryman is partnering with them. We'll be partnering with Women Teach Men and hosting men's groups during this event! Reach out to us to get a friends and family discount on the ticket price!

Episode 054: Montana Roots Founder Sam Mascari

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 12 Jun 2018 13:00:00 +0000

What is the American Dream? Is it being a race car driver or living a wealthy life where you don't work? Or is it modified from perspective to perspective?

"There's so many simple ways of simple living, that make so much sense, and also increase your enjoyment of life." - Sam Mascari

This episode is being deemed by Dan as a part of the "American Dream" series being released over summer 2018. Sam Mascari, co-founder of Montana Roots, sits down with Dan this episode and dive deep into the way Sam lives off the land in a tiny house inside of a greenhouse.

The two sit down and discuss Sam's simple living, what retirement looks like from a simplistic view, and throat singing. That's right, throat singing. You'll get a brief insight on what that is early on, you'll know it when you hear it.

Sam's nonprofit Montana Roots' mission is to help create thriving, resilient communities through year-round agriculture and nature connection programs for youth. To get a quick overview of what they do, check out this YouTube video!

You can find Montana Roots at their website or on their Facebook. Help support them by sending a donation their way!

Check out Evryman on our website. Be on the look out for a few upcoming announcements. Dan's TEDx Talk is coming soon. We're returning to the Berkshires later this year and hosting a MELT training in California soon as well.

Episode 053: Long time friend Kris Karuna

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 5 Jun 2018 13:00:00 +0000

"What does it mean to be a man in today's day and age?"

Kris Karuna met Dan almost six years ago at a men's group in New York City. Now he sits down with Dan shortly after the recent Joshua Tree retreat in California and their conversation revolves around the transition theme.

The early part of the conversation showcases Kris's early work as a Talent Agent and Business Owner in the music industry for nearly two decades. Kris joined UTA (United Talent Agency) after the successful sale of his talent agency Bond Music Group which grew from 13 to 115 artists and has represented award winning artists like Moby, Classixx, The Crystal Method & Roger Sanchez throughout his career.

Later in the episode Kris and Dan discuss Kris's transition into a new chapter of life where he's searching for what to do for the rest of his life. How he can use his gifts to make the biggest impact and look back at his life and be proud of it. Currently Kris is a student of Buddhist dharma, meditation, yoga, Kalari Indian Martial Arts, Shaolin Kung Fu, avid surfer and loves most flow activities. He is a founding member of the Brotherhood LA, a group working to elevate emotional consciousness in men.

Be on the lookout for more info regarding retreats and trainings coming up later this year. Also Dan's TEDx Talk should be releasing soon. We'll blast that when it's available.

Episode 052: Two-Time World Record Holder Colin O'Brady

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 29 May 2018 13:00:00 +0000

Through exploration and adventure, Colin O’Brady embodies what it means to overcome obstacles, test limits, dream big, set goals, and never give up. His inspirational path showcases making the impossible, possible.

Becoming a two-time world record holder was a long journey for Colin from 2008. On a backpacking trip to Thailand Colin suffered a tragic accident and was severely burned in a fire. His injuries covered nearly 25% of his body, primarily damaging his legs and feet. Doctors warned him he would not walk normally again. Fast forward about 18 months later, Colin competed in the 2009 Chicago Triathlon. With a surprise first place win, Colin decided he was off to the races as a professional triathlon racer.

With a passion for pushing his body and exploring persevered limits, Colin took on an extraordinary mission. On May 27, 2016 with his project coined BEYOND 7/2, Colin conquered the speed records for the Explorers Grand Slam and Seven Summits; a global mountaineering challenge which includes climbing the tallest mountain on each continent and trekking the last degree of latitude to the North and South Poles.

His new world record project is taking off this summer. He's attempting to climb the highest points in each of the 50 states from June through July. You can check out his schedule on his website and even join him when he is in your state!

On top of all that, Colin is a Yale graduate and motivational speaker. He's given a TEDx Talk that you can check out. If you'd like to follow him on social media and his website and get updates you can find his links here: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Website

You want to be a part of Evryman and join them on the amazing Yellowstone Expedition? Well you have a chance! There's a couple spots left for this June expedition. Sign up for this amazing experience that takes place in June. If you miss out on joining Dan and Aaron on this expedition, check out the website and find a men's group near you! Keep a look out for more info regarding more open source and MELT training retreats upcoming this year.

Episode 051: Aaron Blaine of Evryman

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 22 May 2018 13:00:00 +0000

One month from now Evyrman will be hosting the Yellowstone Expedition. This week Aaron and Dan did a little scouting of the area for the expedition. They decided to make a stop along the Gallatin River and do an impromptu episode.

To hype up the upcoming expedition this episode covers a little bit of Aaron's start with Evryman, Evryman's view of veteran integration and a hint towards their second expedition later this year, and what's happened this last year with Evryman and in their own lives.

You want to be a part of Evryman and join them on this amazing expedition? Well you have a chance! There's a couple spots left for this June expedition. Sign up for this amazing experience that takes place in June. If you miss out on joining Dan and Aaron on this expedition, check out the website and find a men's group near you! Keep a look out for more info about the second expedition Evryman is planning for later this year.

Episode 050: Michael Hebb of Womenteachmen.com

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 15 May 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week's guest has a bit of history. Michael Hebb, founder of Deathoverdinner.org, Drugsoverdinner.org, EarthtoDinner.org, WomenTeachMen.com and The Living Wake, joins Dan this week to talk about the upcoming Women Teach Men event and partnering with Evryman.

To sum it up in Michael's words, "We want men to learn the depths of spirituality, meditation, boxing, dancing, yoga, wilderness survival, cooking, business, creativity, and a million other things from the women we admire most. It’s that simple."

Michael shares with Dan his experience of leading his own men's retreat, Dan talks of finding a deeper connection, and the knowledge that can be gained from women.

If you're interested in learning more you can visit their website and while you're at it buy a ticket! We would love to see you there. You can follow Women Teach Men on Facebook and Instagram.

If you're interested in more of what Michael does you can get a small sample from his TEDMED talk.

We're proud to announce that Evryman will be attending this event and hosting men's groups at this event. ALSO all proceeds of the event go towards women empowerment organizations chosen by the teachers.

Evryman's next outdoor adventure, the Yellowstone Expedition, is coming up in a month! Sign up for this amazing experience that takes place in June. Reach out to Dan (dan@evryman.co) to chat about the expedition scholarship he mentions at the beginning of the episode.

Be sure to subscribe to the Evryman Podcast to stay up to date on our weekly episode. You can find us on most podcast listening sites such as Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and more.

Episode 049: My father Blayne Doty

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 8 May 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week is a huge episode for Evryman. Coming off the last retreat Dan sits down with his own father, Blayne Doty. They talk about Dan's expectations of having his dad come to a retreat, how Blayne has grown as a father, a grandfather, and a person and they talk about their early years as a family growing up in North Dakota as well.

Blayne loves good hard rock, he's a master homemade pizza maker, and brews sparkling mead. He loves sharing his pizza and mead with people around him. You could be one of those lucky ones to try his specialty if you come to the Yellowstone Expedition. Blayne will be cooking during the expedition!

Evryman's next outdoor adventure, the Yellowstone Expedition, is coming up in a month! Sign up for this amazing experience that takes place in June.

One more thing, be on the look out for a TEDx Talk Dan gave in Bozeman this last weekend in April. When the video is up we will be sharing it on all platforms.

Episode 048: Marc Champagne, co-founder of KYŌ

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 1 May 2018 13:00:00 +0000

Welcome, to the first half and half podcast. This episode is with Marc Champagne, co-founder KYŌ. "Everything that we do with KYŌ is all about appreciating today, getting the most out of the present moment, and helping people slow down a bit." - Marc

KYŌ is the Japanese word for today. Marc lives for connecting with amazing people and uncovering the powerful questions shaping their lives. He hosts the KYŌ [Key-Oh] Conversations Podcast and is the co-founder of KYŌ, an app to stimulate and elevate your daily reflection.

Shortly after the last Evryman Retreat, Dan and Marc sit down to discuss Dan's preparation method for the retreats, what Marc gained from joining the Berkshires Retreat, and how KYŌ came about.

We would love for you to join the KYŌ app and find the Evryman Pack. Dan has posted 10 questions that really make you think.

While you're at it, download the KYŌ App, find the KYŌ Conversations Podcast, and follow them on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Evryman's next outdoor adventure, the Yellowstone Expedition, is coming up in a couple months. Sign up for this amazing experience that takes place in June!

One more thing, be on the look out for a TEDx Talk Dan gave in Bozeman this last weekend in April. When the video is up we will be sharing it on all platforms.

Episode 047: Suzanne Tucker, Founder of Generation Mindful

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 24 Apr 2018 13:00:00 +0000

For over two decades Suzanne Tucker has been teaching mindful parenting classes. Her life's purpose is to change the way our society nurtures, educates, and disciplines children, helping families and classrooms connect by adopting evidence-based, affirming practices rooted in mindfulness.

This week Dan chats with Suzanne who founded Generation Mindful, a social-mission driven company creating educational tools, toys and programs that connect the generations and build emotional intelligence playfully. They discuss being parents and the relationship with their children, how a man can best support his partner as they grow into parenthood, why we need to embrace ritual.

Find out more and see everything Generation Mindful offers at their website.

You can follow Gen:M on social media Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Evryman's next outdoor adventure, the Yellowstone Expedition, is coming up in a couple months. Sign up for this amazing experience that takes place in June!

If you are interested in hearing more about the Yellowstone Expedition we would love for you to check out some of our previous episodes that discuss last year's expedition.

Episode 018 with Charlie Whittingham Episode 025 with Jason Mraz and Jon Marro Episode 038 with Sean Pringle

Episode 046: Matthew Stillman, Co-Founder of Primal Derma

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 10 Apr 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week's guest is life-long New Yorker, author, Comparative Literature degree holder Matthew Stillman. Among the long list of titles and accomplishments is Co-Founder. Matthew is the Co-Founder of Primal Derma, a skin care company that attempts to reclaim some older forgotten trails of how people made a deep connection between health of place, animals and humans to making a spot in the world that you belong to a bit more deeply.

Dan and Matthew discuss Primal Derma and what that means to Matthew, his "creative approaches for what you've been thinking about," and a variety of other things.

You can find out more about Primal Derma and order some for yourself at their website.

Follow Primal Derma on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

If you are interested in joining Evryman on a retreat we have one coming up really quick. You can find out more about Evryman on our website. If you miss this next retreat we will be having our Yellowstone Expedition in June so be sure to join us for that adventure.

Episode 045: Owen Marcus and Aaron Blaine

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 3 Apr 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week's episode is with three of the Evryman retreat facilitators. Owen Marcus and Aaron Blaine sit down with Dan the day after the Joshua Tree retreat wrapped up and they recap and share their thoughts on the retreat.

If you are interested in joining Evryman on a retreat we have one coming up really quick. You can find out more about Evryman on our website.

Episode 044: Farhoud Meybodi of Wayfarer

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 20:12:00 +0000

Farhoud Meybodi, Head of Creative and Co-Owner of Wayfarer Entertainment sits down with Dan to discuss traditional masculinity, storytelling, unity, and so much more. Wayfarer is a media company creating a variety of productions. One of the productions Farhoud and Wayfarer Entertainment have created is a conversation series titled "Man Enough" which invites all men to open up and challenge the unwritten rules of traditional masculinity. What Farhoud and Wayfarer are creating lines up extremely well with what we are doing at Evryman. We invite you to watch "Man Enough" and other productions from Wayfarer such as "My Last Days" and take the time to really absorb that experience. You can find more of their productions at their website and at the Man Enough website. You can follow Farhoud on instagram at instagram.com/farhoudmeybodi You can find out more about Evryman on our website. Be sure to subscribe to the Evryman Podcast to stay up to date on our weekly episode. You can find us on most podcast listening sites such as Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, iHeartRadio, and more.

Show Notes

Intro [00:00]

Dan and Farhoud's Conversation [08:38]

Episode 043: Man-Coach Erin Brandt

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 20 Mar 2018 13:00:00 +0000

This week on the Evryman Podcast Dan sits down with an interesting guest. Erin Brandt has been a "Man-Coach" for over nine years.

Erin is on a mission to work with as many men’s groups as possible for 2018, around North America, by donation. Occasionally working with compassionate women can be crucial to jumpstart and add a valuable perspective to the work men do in group. For the past 4 years, she’s been traveling full time to teach classes for men (and couples) about communication, building secure attachment together, and focusing on compassionately working with the differences between the genders.

You can find out more about what Erin does at her website.

She also helped Dan with his TEDx talk. Which we are announcing will be at the end of April in Bozeman, MT. Dan will be putting on the talk and tickets can be found at www.tedxbozeman.com

You can find out more about Evryman on our website.

Episode 042: Actor, Director, Musician Josh Radnor

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 13 Mar 2018 13:00:00 +0000

The Joshua Tree retreat just wrapped up last week. It was a successful weekend with over 50 participants. This episode Dan sits down with Josh Radnor (his new show Rise premieres Tuesday, March 13th) and they share their thoughts and perspective on the Joshua Tree retreat. Josh goes in depth on how portraying his character for years effected him personally and how attending the retreat went for him.

Josh's band is titled Radnor & Lee and can be found on iTunes, Facebook and Twitter.

Evryman also has the MELT training approaching quickly as well as the next retreat in the Berkshires. You can find all the info on the website.

SHOW NOTES

[00:00] Introduction

[07:11] Josh and Dan's conversation

[1:09:45] Outro

Episode 041: Paul Churchill Host of the Recovery Elevator Podcast

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 27 Feb 2018 14:00:00 +0000

Have you ever tried to make a New Year's resolution or a life change but needed a way to hold yourself accountable? Having a tool to help you stay on track can be a huge advantage and Paul Churchill discovered just that.

Paul moved to Granada, Spain where he purchased a bar. Over the next three years he became dependent on alcohol. Hoping to curtail the drinking with a geographical cure, he walked away from the bar in 2009 but continued to drink for the next five years.

In 2015 Paul launched the Recovery Elevator Podcast and used it as an accountability tool to keep him sober. Today, it's been over three years since he has had his last drink alcohol. His podcast has become extremely successful surpassing one million downloads from all over the world.

To learn more about what Paul does and how to quit drinking your way, check out the Recovery Elevator website. "You can't do this alone."

Be sure to check out the upcoming retreats Evryman is hosting. Find more information at the website!

Show Notes

00:00 Introduction and Evryman retreat info

04:01 Paul and Dan's conversation

01:16:41 Outro and Evryman retreat info

Episode 040: Fred Kluth the Womb Shaman

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 14:00:00 +0000

Following the tragedy Florida suffered last week, Dan takes this opportunity in the introduction of this episode to express his thoughts on how we can help men and boys get better physically, mentally, and emotionally. "We all need each other."

Our guest on the Evryman Podcast this week is Fred Kluth. Fred is a womb shaman. Yes, you read that right, a womb shaman. Actually he is much more than just that. He is a Reverend, Grail Knight, Womb Shaman, Spirit Keeper of the Womb and Helix Minister dedicated to life. He is an experienced healer who is committed to supporting all of life’s creative expressions. We get a little bit of an origin story and how he came to believe wholeheartedly in the rich potential of the Sacred Masculine.

We invite you to explore and learn more at http://www.wombandhara.org/

You can find out more about Evryman on our website.

Dan's Introduction 00:00 - 13:42 Fred & Dan's Conversation 13:42 - 1:07:17 Dan's Outro 1:07:17 - 1:07:42

Episode 039: Men's Group Training Facilitator Brad Golphenee

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 13 Feb 2018 14:00:00 +0000

Have you ever wanted an example of how all this works, what Evryman can help you with?

Brad Golphenee is a seasoned veteran to men's groups. He has been involved for over 10 years and has been a training facilitator for men and men's groups for six years now.

"We're also giving men the tools and awareness to maybe even change a family trajectory."

In this episode of the Evryman podcast Dan and Brad get into a conversation about self-serving and how being in tune with who you are can benefit yourself and those around you. Dan also opens up about some personal stuff he's uncomfortable with and Brad helps him get a sense of direction.

Evryman has also just released its dates for the 2018 Yellowstone Expedition. You can find more info on that and the other upcoming retreats at the Evryman website.

Episode 038: 2017 Evryman MVP Sean Pringle

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 6 Feb 2018 14:00:00 +0000

"Something's got to change here."

Idling through life wasn't cutting it and finding Evryman was a huge change for Sean Pringle. Discovering the Evryman Yellowstone Expedition was the first step and taking the leap was the next. Sean went to Montana to participate in something entirely new to him. Following the expedition, Sean returned to his home in Kansas City and started the Evryman group there.

On this episode of the Evryman Podcast Sean and Dan discuss their recollection of the the 2017 Yellowstone Expedition and what Sean accomplished when he returned home. He's owned and operated his construction/remodel business in the Kansas City area.

Find out more about Evryman's retreats, men's groups, and wilderness expeditions at www.evryman.co

Episode 037: Former All-Pro NFL player Keith Mitchell

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 13:00:00 +0000

"After feeling that fear, I knew I couldn't do this anymore."

Following an outstanding collegiate career at Texas A&M Keith Mitchell was not selected in the 1997 NFL draft. He was although signed by the New Orleans Saints and found early success. Fast forward to 2003, an unfortunate spinal injury left him temporarily paralyzed forcing an early retirement from a sport that his life revolved around.

On this episode of the Evryman Podcast we hear the journey Keith went through following his injury. That path has now lead him to being a Master Certified Yoga instructor where he shares these liberating tools with others. He has also founded the The Light It Up Foundation, extending the reach of mindfulness to communities, schools, and organizations.

You can find everything Keith does at www.keithmitchell59.com

Find out more about Evryman's retreats, men's groups, and wilderness expeditions at www.evryman.co

Episode 036: Dan Harris of ABC News

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 23 Jan 2018 13:00:00 +0000

In 2012 the National Health Interview Survey found that eight percent of American adults have meditated at least once. That's 18 million people using a form of meditation to better themselves. Dan Harris joins us for this episode to dive deep into the topic of meditation. He is the author of "10% Happier," "Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics" and Dan also has an app called "10% Happier" which helps people to learn and practice meditation.

Evryman is grateful to have Dan Harris on the podcast and if you can find his books on Amazon, his app is available on iOS and Google Play, as well as his podcast "10% Happier."

Find out more about Evryman's retreats, men's groups, and wilderness expeditions at www.evryman.co

Episode 035: Foster Mobley founder of FMG Leading

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 16 Jan 2018 14:00:00 +0000

Waking up and seeing not one but two bald eagles during a Montana morning is definitely a treat from the universe. Foster Mobley describes that as experiencing life. From the early age of 15 Foster put his head down, forgot about playing, and ground it out for the next 35 years to build a successful career. Today he is a founder and chairman of FMG Leading. Foster joins us this episode to discuss a tough moment as a father watching his son strike out on his own journey, learning to be grateful and present in moments, and bringing humanity into the corporate world. Evryman is excited to have Foster on the podcast and will be looking forward to speaking with him again. You can learn more about FMG Leading at their website http://www.fmgleading.com/ Find out more about Evryman's retreats, men's groups, and wilderness expeditions at www.evryman.co

Episode 034: Simon Isaacs from Fatherly

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 9 Jan 2018 15:32:44 +0000

I bet you didn't know that 80% of millennial men do as much or most of the grocery shopping in their household. The world is not what is used to be and massive changes are happening in real time.

The juggernaut parenting website Fatherly has taken over the web by helping men become better fathers. On this episode Fatherly co-founder Simon Isaacs joins to talk about his transition to fatherhood, his passion for his work, and how a website for men can be a sly and bold play for gender equality.

Evryman is honored to have Simon on the podcast and as a member of our community. You can find Fatherly at https://www.fatherly.com, and you can follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Find out more about Evryman's retreats, men's groups, and wilderness expeditions at www.evryman.co.

Episode 033: New Year 2018 with Lucas Krump

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 3 Jan 2018 16:42:54 +0000

Happy New Year everyone! Lucas Krump is one of the three co-founders of Evryman. Lucas co-lead the first Evryman Expedition in Yellowstone and is a co-facilitator on our Open Source Retreats. On this episode we review and assess 2017 and look forward to 2018, both personally, relationally, and in business.

Episode 032: Chris Hunt and Mike Ramirez

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 29 Dec 2017 17:48:04 +0000

This episode is a smart tumble through what it means to be a man today. Mike Ramirez and Chris Hunt are good friends and workout buddies, and along with Co-host Aaron Blaine we get into what it means to be humble and real in the gym, whether media shapes us or we shape media, and how to find good role models in fitness and life.

Chris Hunt is the editor-at large for Askmen.com, a lifestyle website for men whose tagline is "Become a Better Man." Mike Ramirez is a trainer and coach at Reebok Crossfit 5th Avenue in NYC.

Episode 031: Neurobiology of Emotion with Dr. David Rock

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 21 Dec 2017 15:55:07 +0000

Dr David Rock is the Director of the NeuroLeadership Institute and has written several books, including Your Brain at Work, Quiet Leadership, and Coaching with the Brain in Mind. He blogs for several organizations including The Harvard Business Review and Fortune.

Dr. Rock grew up in Australia and had a driving curiosity to figure out how things work, and we're thankful that he turned that drive towards how the brain works in the context of human relationships and leadership. This episode dives into why repressing emotions is simply a bad strategy, and this science underpins the movement that is happening today in which men are opening up instead of shutting down.

You can find out more about Dr. Rock at davidrock.net and find his books on Amazon or other major booksellers.

Episode 30: The Glam Squad

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 16:32:01 +0000

This episode comes right on the heels of our most recent Open Source Retreat. This is a round-table discussion by a bunch of badasses working hard to better the world.

Caleb Spaulding is a drummer, social entrepreneur, and story teller who uses his 18 years of expertise in drumming and music in different capacities as an educator and workshop facilitator. His mission is to utilize rhythm, music, and movement to alleviate stress, boredom, and depression and to instill more happiness, creativity, and confidence in people of all ages and backgrounds.

Dan MacCombie is Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Dev Equity, a Latin American impact investment fund. In 2008 he co-founded Runa, an Amazonian tea company and social enterprise, and was Co-CEO until 2015.

Andrew Kippen - Marketer & The Startup Hypnotherapist. Born in Texas to Scottish parents, educated by Hungarian Clergy, and formerly a trade attaché to the French Embassy, I work with people from every country and walk of life to create change from the wisdom already inside them. My passion lives in the place where mental health and startup meet. Learn more at www.andrewkippen.com.

Alex K Colby is a filmmaker and storyteller. Adopted from South Korea with a Swedish mother and Irish father, he grew up loving nature and swimming in Colorado. Alex now resides in Brooklyn, NY and his passion is making people feel something with his films.

Aaron Blaine is a recently retired Army Special Forces operator. He is a dad and husband, a hunter and a powerhouse of a man.

Episode 029: Purpose Mapping with Craig Filek

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Fri, 1 Dec 2017 12:35:17 +0000

Having purpose is an existential issue, without a sense of why we're here we enter a tailspin of human confusion. When one' purpose is understood, recognized, and tapped, life feels different and everything changes.

Craig Filek is a mad genius and a cartographer. 400 years ago he would have been mapping the mysteries of the new world, and today he's mapping the wilderness found inside all of us. He has devised a way to organized and align one's strengths, gifts, downfalls and scary parts into a powerful map to being your best. His system is called Purpose Mapping, and you can find out everything about it at www.purposemapping.com/evryman.

Episode 028: What is a Men's Group?

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 23 Nov 2017 00:07:21 +0000

One of our fans reached out and said "I'm really into what you guys are doing, but I still have no idea what a men's group actually is."

Well noted! On this episode, Owen Marcus and Dan Doty discuss what a men's group actually is, in nitty-gritty detail.

At Evryman we envision a world where men are free to be who they are. We envision a world where men can be both tough and sensitive, to be both directive and compassionate. We envision a world where our humanity is not dulled by our prescribed need to be a certain way. Our events and weekly men's groups are the place to find examples and tools of how to do life bigger, more full, and more fulfilled. Check us out at www.evryman.co today!

Episode 027: Tony Horton

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 16 Nov 2017 22:08:03 +0000

Tony Horton is the creator of the massively popular P90X fitness program, and is one of the best known fitness experts of our time. Tony is an author, motivational speaker, and workshop leader, and has latest motivational book The Big Picture can be found on Amazon and most anywhere books are sold.

Tony describes himself as a young guy as an "85 lb weakling", and on this episode he shares how he worked through a major speech impediment and a host of challenges as a kid. Fitness, nutrition and health became the core of growth into a very successful career and life, and somehow they seem to keep him from aging.

It's a great honor and pleasure to have Tony on the show, you can find out more about his work and his offerings at his website www.tonyhortonlife.com.

Episode 026: Shawn Helvey

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 2 Nov 2017 19:34:22 +0000

Shawn Helvey is the founder of ManMade Mentors, a hybrid therapy and mentoring service that helps young men find their path. Shawn is something of a savant when it comes to connecting and guiding young guys, and in this episode he shares his personal story of being somewhat "stuck" in a delayed or prolonged adolescence himself. He was lost and was fortunate to have the guidance and experiences to get his crap together. Now his passion is to do the same for others.

At Evryman we believe deeply that we need and can support our young men with more honesty, more clarity, and more connection. We envision a world where men of all ages have mentors and supportive peers. We believe that we don't have to do it alone.

Episode 025: Jason Mraz and Jon Marro

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 24 Oct 2017 21:15:29 +0000

This episode was recorded the day after the Evryman Yellowstone retreat, held in September 2017. Jason and Jon were 2 of 12 guys that showed up to Montana to dive deep into themselves and nature, shoulder-to-shoulder with a group of incredible men.

In a day and age where articles are written on the decline of male friendship, Jason and Jon buck this trend and speak of shared bonds built around creativity, spirituality, and simply staying in close contact as life flows and maturation happens.

Jason Mraz is a grammy award winning singer-songwriter and is currently starring in his first Broadway play, Waitress. Jon Marro is the author of the upcoming The Keepers of Color, a wild new book coming out in April, 2018. Respectively, you can find their work at www.jasonmraz.com and www.jonmarro.com.

Episode 024: Alysse Doty #metoo

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 18 Oct 2017 18:27:59 +0000

This episode is an intimate conversation with my amazing wife Alysse Doty. She boldly and courageously shares her experience with sexual abuse, assault and rape, and how it has affected her life up until this day.

Men, we have an opportunity right now to slow down, be quiet, and listen to the pain of women who are sharing. We have an opportunity to sit with that pain and that discomfort all the way, and let it impact us. We can start online by reading women's stories, and we can speak with candor and vulnerability to those we love, those we've hurt, and those we want to protect. We can take responsibility and we can work for change, but first of all it starts with feeling the impact of whats real.

Episode 023: John Wineland

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 15:07:20 +0000

John Wineland is a speaker, teacher, and workshop facilitator that guides men and women into the depths of life purpose, sexual intimacy, and embodiment. He is a self-described men's work nerd, and has a personal mission to create 1000 men's groups in the next 5 years. He has a background of over 30 years of Buddhist meditation and is a long time student of David Deida.

He offers a spectrum of events for both men and women, including the year long Men's Embodied Leadership Training. You can find more info on these events and some amazing written and video content at www.johnwineland.com

Episode 022: Scott Harrison of Charity: Water

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 3 Oct 2017 20:06:19 +0000

Scott Harrison founded the massively successful non-profit Charity: Water, whose mission it is to bring clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries. You can donate to Charity: Water directly through www.charitywater.org/evryman.

Charity: Water devised a cutting edge donation structure where your donations go 100% to the cause, with complete transparency. They attain this by recruiting a separate set of donors to cover overhead, allowing every donation to go directly to building wells and changing people's lives for the better.

Scott's organization is inspiration but his own life story is something from a storybook. Scott is a modern day prodigal son, after a restrictive childhood he turned 18 and began an epic 10 years of partying. As a club promoter of the highest level, he drank and smoked and marauded all around the globe, until one day it stopped working for him. In an almost magical-turn around, he spent a year donating his time for a non-profit in Africa and completely changed his life. Scott's relationship with faith, his involvement in an informal men's group, and his sheer ambition make his story one for all of us to learn from.

You can find out everything about Scott and Charity: Water at https://www.charitywater.org/ and if you're moved to donate, you can do so at www.charitywater.org/evryman.

Episode 021: Wayne Pignolet

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Thu, 28 Sep 2017 16:56:11 +0000

Wayne Pignolet is a long-time member of the Sandpoint Men's group, and he embodies and lives the core values of that group in a powerful way. He is a father, husband, athlete, and powerful group facilitator.

Episode 020: Steve James

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 12 Sep 2017 18:09:52 +0000

Steve James travels internationally teaching somatic practices, meditation, yoga, as well as leading explorations in contemplative, mystic, and relational realms. Known for his direct, grounded approach and his dedication to first-hand research he has extensive experience in elite athletic performance, contemplative and spiritual disciplines, the arts, extreme outdoor survival, and human behaviour. In addition to private client work and international public workshops, Steve has recently released a DVD/download of his movement approach called the Movement Koan® Method, a fusion of joint-nourishing movement and body-based mindfulness. Steve's current private clients range from pioneering entrepreneur CEO's and multi-billion dollar fund managers to multiple Grammy-winning musical artists and Oscar-winning actors.

Episode 019: Owen Marcus

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 12 Sep 2017 15:20:08 +0000

Owen Marcus is a Rolfer, an author, and a leader of today's men's movement. He and his work underpins Evryman in its ethos, its philosophy, and the nuts and bolts of its practice.

This episode is a continuation of a series of conversations between Owen and Dan Doty, and they dive deep into the core of what Evryman is all about. Topics touched on include:

What makes Evryman unique?
How physiology underpins our experience of life
Tension and stress and how it effects us
Commitment and accountability
Evryman "stretches"
Our two main questions: what do I feel and what do I want?

Episode 018: Charlie Whittingham

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 6 Sep 2017 18:37:49 +0000

Charlie Whittingham was the first guy to sign up for the 1st ever Everyman Yellowstone Expedition. He has lived an exceptionally full and eventful life, he grew up a young kid in Mill Valley, CA surrounded by an eclectic group of male mentors, then moved to the suburbs of NYC and became fascinated with city life. He has deeply engaged in the cultural and societal shifts of the last 60 years and has a deep well of wisdom to show for it. From the disco and punk scenes to the shifts in American corporate culture of the 80's and 90's, to riding the first .com wave and beyond, Charlie has been right in the thick of the action.

Episode 017: Owen Marcus

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 23 Aug 2017 15:43:00 +0000

This episode is the first segment of an ongoing series of conversations between Owen Marcus and Dan Doty. It is a deep dive into the heart and mission of Evryman, topics discussed include augmenting Descartes' "i think therefore I am", beaver dams, the results of sitting in an Evryman group, and our snapshot of contemporary male culture. This is the the nuts and bolts--the beating heart of this movement.

Owen Marcus founded the Sandpoint Men's group 13 years ago and has had a long and successful career as a Rolfer, a teacher of mindfulness, and he has made it his life's work to help men grow up and be more of themselves. He is a vital part of the Evryman team and his work and experience anchors the Evryman platform.

Owen lives and works in Sandpoint Idaho, he leads trainings and retreats, and he also works one-on-one with men in a mentoring and coaching capacity.

See Owen's TedX talk here, and follow him on Twitter and FB.

Episode 016: Danny Clark

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 15 Aug 2017 14:04:31 +0000

Danny Clark is the Performance Director and Master Instructor for MovNat, a system of natural movement developed by Erwan Le Corre. Danny has a long and amazing history of being on the cutting edge of movement and athletics, from wrestling to MMA, from Pavel's system of kettlebells and now to MovNat. In 2012 he won a Bronze medal for team USA in the World Grappling Championships in Poland.

Danny is also a father, husband, fisherman and all around outdoorsman. He has a calmness to him that is disarming and his physical abilities and knowledge of movement are things that legends are made of.

You can read more about Danny and MovNat at https://www.movnat.com and you can follow Danny on Instagram at @natural.mover.

Episode 015: Jayson Gaddis

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 8 Aug 2017 11:00:00 +0000

Studies clearly show that fulfilling relationships are the most important part of a happy and full life. Statistics show that weren't simply not very good at them. In particular, men have not been brought up to prioritize relationships, nor have we been taught the skills needed for intimacy and connection. Jayson Gaddis has a long history of working with men, and now teaches both men and women to do relationships better.

Jayson is the host of the Smart Couple Podcast and the founder of The Relationship School. He is a sought after marriage and relationship coach because he gets results. Jayson's approach is no-nonsense and honest, he shares that the real work of being in a fulfilling relationship starts with doing your own personal work.

http://www.jaysongaddis.com/

Episode 014: Ezra Firestone

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 1 Aug 2017 11:00:00 +0000

Ezra Firestone is the founder and CEO of Smart Marketer, and is thought by many to be the leading eCommerce expert in the world. He's a go-getter and a high impact guy, but he holds a balance between the hustle of work and fulfillment of relationships that is a great example for others to learn from.

In this episode we get into how the rise of suburban America fractured our way of life, what it's like growing up in a hippie commune, and what it feels like to go from scraping by to being significantly financially successful. This one's about hustle and purpose, and for those who want more out of life in every direction.

Episode 013: Michael Welp

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 25 Jul 2017 14:10:40 +0000

Micheal Welp is an innovator and thought leader in the world of diversity. He is also a father, outdoorsman, and long time member of the Sandpoint Men's Group.

His book 4 Days to Change is available on Amazon and other retailers, and his recent TedX talk is titled "White Men: Time to Discover Your Cultural Blind Spots".

This episode hits drives home an issue that is hard for pretty much anyone to talk about. Michael believes and shares that white men are equally responsible for diversity, and that white men are often unable to see their own cultural and interpersonal bias. This is an important conversation and eye opening in many ways.

Episode 012: Craig Salazar

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 18 Jul 2017 22:05:58 +0000

Craig Salazar is every man. He has had a wild life of many different facets. After a young life as a wild child, Craig became a dad at an early age and got in touch with his tender, nurturing side, and then went off to have a career as a badass cop. He's a man who has lived the many sides of life and his humble and direct sharing of his experience is something we can all learn from.

Check Craig's podcast out, it's called the "Energy is Love" podcast and it can be found on iTunes and all the other places.

Episode 011: John O'Connor

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 11 Jul 2017 19:14:58 +0000

John O'Connor is an accomplished coach that works extensively with executives and entrepreneurs. I met John at my first men's group experience 9 years ago in NYC, and he's been by my side as a dear friend and mentor ever since. He has an incredible amount of wisdom and experience in life, not just in business and work but as a family man, a practitioner of jiu-jitsu, and an all around adventurous guy.

Episode 010: Andy Lear

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Wed, 5 Jul 2017 15:49:46 +0000

This podcast is about the perspective that comes from enduring overwhelming pain, and learning to not run from it. Andy Lear shares deeply about his unique and challenging childhood, where he found safety and solace in the mountains on long solo hikes. He grew up with a substantial stutter and at the age of 24 he fell 40 feet and broke his back. His intimacy with pain is simply remarkable to hear and to ponder. Be prepared for an intense dive into another man's life. This is as real as it gets.

Today Andy is a psychotherapist practicing in Bozeman Montana. You can find him and his work at the following link: http://bit.ly/2sGIGqX.

Episode 009: Adrian Fernandez Interviews Dan Doty

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 27 Jun 2017 10:00:00 +0000

Adrian Fernandez is an aspiring adventure and outdoor writer from Jersey. Currently he is a river rafting guide on the Yellowstone River in Montana. He reached out to Dan in order to set up an interview for an article, and an impromptu podcast episode occurred. The tables are turned and Adrian interviews Dan about his past and the present of Evryman.

Episode 008: Thom Nezbeda

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 20 Jun 2017 10:00:00 +0000

This special Father's Day episode is for all the dads out there wanting to step it up, slow it down, and raise their kids as best they can.

Thom Nezbeda is the founder and editor of Dadular Science, or DADSCI. He studied anthropology and had a long career in the armed services in both the Marines and the Army. After a life of self-proclaimed ultimate bachelorhood he met the right gal and got married, not only becoming a husband but a father figure as well. Thom is a technically a step father but he takes the job of raising his kids as seriously as anyone out there.

On the episode we dive into how our culture values (or doesn't value) its young people, what our responsibility as dads really means, and how the hell to take care of yourself when others are dependent on you.

Epsiode 007: Jordan Reasoner

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 16:30:10 +0000

This episode is about what it actually looks and feels like to become a healthy mature man. It is also about what is actually looks and feels like to take a perfect shit.

Jordan Reasoner is a father of two kids and a lifelong hunter from Bozeman, Montana. He is a health engineer and author, and he lives by a few humble pillars: "eat nutritious, lift heavy, hunt hard, and play in nature". After overcoming Celiac Disease, non-stop diarrhea, and chronic fatigue, he started healthygut.com in 2009 with Steve Wright to help people who struggled with gut problems like them.

Episode 006: Jered Stewart

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Mon, 5 Jun 2017 14:59:53 +0000

Jered Stewart is a husband, father, Inupiat Tribe member, and an organizational design consultant. As a young kid Jered moved between a conventional American life in Utah and a life without flush toilets in Barrow, Alaska. This led to a sense of not ever fitting in and an underlying angst that propelled him into a life that left him without purpose and on emotional auto pilot until his 30th birthday. A life changing event in which he became a man set him on a trajectory of change. His story has so much depth and power, one which we can all connect and relate to.

Episode 005: Rorke Denver

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 30 May 2017 19:02:42 +0000

Rorke Denver is a husband, father, warrior, and leader. Rorke spent 14 years on active duty as a Navy Seal, saw intense activity in both Iraq and Afghanistan, and later led training as a Commander of the SEALS. He had the lead role in the feature film Act of Valor and has written 2 books about his experience in the military and beyond. Not only is he an aspirational badass, but he is a grounded, thoughtful, and deeply well-rounded guy. This interview goes far beyond how to be a tough guy, it's about life with a capital L and how to be yourself all the way through.

Episode 004: Owen Marcus and Shawn Helvey

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Mon, 22 May 2017 22:11:56 +0000

This episode is a throwback to an important weekend in my life. 2 years ago I invited my closest friends to Montana for my bachelor party. Instead of booze and strippers I asked my friend and mentor Owen Marcus to lead a 2 day intensive men's weekend. Before we began we sat down with my buddy Shawn Helvey to discuss what the hell we were about to do. Owen is a remarkable guy and although he's not that old, wrinkled, or green, he's the closest thing to Yoda I'll ever find.

Episode 003: Aaron Blaine

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Mon, 15 May 2017 19:33:31 +0000

Aaron Blaine is a close friend and hunting buddy of mine. His 14 year military career was capped with several years in the Army Special Forces, which he stepped away from in July 2016. His life and story could has much to do with the continual pursuit of personal growth through the avenue of brotherhood. He speaks candidly about how it felt to come home to civilian life and shares openly about his care for other returned vets.

Episode 002: Lucas Krump

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Tue, 25 Apr 2017 22:20:47 +0000

Lucas Krump is a native of Kansas and has lived and quite literally lived and worked all over the world. He shares his story of a life impacted deeply by a father who suffered from a mental illness, and how his need to take charge and hustle turned into both major hurdles and some of his greatest gifts. This is a story about the need for adventure and the need for men to help each other learn how to grow up.

Episode 001: Steve Wallingford

dan@evryman.com (Dan Doty) — Sun, 23 Apr 2017 04:02:39 +0000

This episode features the remarkable story of a man who's lived many lives. It's a story of a quintessential midwestern American man, but where many others have backed down, Steve has not. There is something important here for men of all ages, something about stepping up to the plate to whatever shows up in life. The result isn't fame or fortune, but the depth and wisdom of a life fully lived are clear and powerful.