Jonny Miller is the founder of Nervous System Mastery, a wildly popular online course that teaches precise practices to manage yourself as you navigate life. The course is a favorite of many high performers in the business world, but it is applicable and effective for parents as well.

Jonny has a cohort of his program coming up on October 7th 2024, check it out here!

Charles Eisenstein is a celebrated author and speaker, and a father of 4. His books include Sacred Economics and The More Sacred World our Hearts Know is Possible. He shares essays and more on his popular substack.

In the episode, we hear some of Eisenstein's personal experiences with his 4 boys, and dive headlong into what is needed from parents to navigate the times we live in. Wisdom and Clarity abounds.

Daniel Hunter Moody is a father, musician, maker of art, and a mystical preacher at heart. He also serves as the editor and producer of this podcast. On this episode, Daniel shares candidly about the decline of his own father, and the pain and beauty that arises when looking death and decline in the face. Daniel recently released an album called Lighthouse, and on this episode he shares a few songs live.

Daniel also teaches songwriting through Song for the Soul, and you can find his creative services at Iron Lotus Creative.

It's a hell of a lot of work to run a home. Traditionally, this work often fell on mom's shoulders. Today, there is a great renegotiation happening. In households all across the land, a more equitable distribution of labor is the word on the street.

Zach Watson is a content creator and coach that is leading the charge on this front for men. As a "recovering manchild" he is boldy stepping up and showing men and families how we might do this thing with more love and joy and equity.

You can find Zach's work on instagram here, on YouTube here, and TikTok here!

Britta Bushnell is a highly esteemed birth educator that uses the power of myth and storytelling to illuminate what the fuck is really going on when we become parents. Her perspective is both deep and broad, and in this interview we dive into what is really going on with the mind, heart and hands of expecting dads.

This episode is a crash course not only in how to be a good birth partner, but goes much further and opens up the aperture to show how sacred and important parenthood can be.

How do we care for the needs of others without losing sight of our own needs? What kind of impact would it have on our relationships if our cup was full enough to spill over into the lives of those around us?

These are just some of the core questions we tackle in this enlightening conversation with Mark Groves. He and his wife Kylie McBeath just co-wrote an incredibly potent and transformational book called Liberated Love: Release Codependent Patterns and Create the Love You Desire which is OUT now 🔥 Get your copy here

I’m so excited to share this wisdom packed episode, even with some audio glitches towards the end, this is still one of my favorite conversations!

What does a man have to do in order to feel the freedom to let his guard down? What threshold of success does he have to cross before he’s allowed to be vulnerable? Is there ever a time where its appropriate to be weak?

These questions are at the heart of this conversation with Christopher Veal. Coming from the military and a career in construction, he knows all too well the impact of an intensely masculine culture. He shares his vision for what healthy masculinity looks like– and we couldn’t be more aligned. To summarize it: The ability to DO all the things should include the ability to FEEL them too.

Christopher Veal is a vulnerability vanguard, global influencer, international speaker, author of The Whole Man: Evolving Masculinity, and host of The Vulnerable Man podcast.

We all experience trauma in our lives. Too much too fast of anything can leave a mark. For some of us, that mark was left by our parents. Knowing they did the best they could doesn’t negate our own need for Healing.

In this heartfelt conversation, Stefanos shares hard truths about his childhood, but ultimately reveals these wounds as the catalyst for his work helping others to heal and hold themselves in non-judgmental love.

He also shares useful and practical tools for how he works to improve his time and experience as a father.

Find Stefanos on IG here and learn more about his offerings here