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Man;Kind Podcast

Man;Kind Podcast

By: Central Coast Council
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 Ready for some man talk? Will Small interviews men in different fields and stages of life about the definition of manhood they were given growing up, and how they have updated and changed it over time. Honest, authentic conversations challenging stereotypes and discussing a broader understanding of 'masculinity' for the next generation. This show is not a set of answers; it's a conversation with those who want to ask better questions and live a better story. If that's you, you're in the right place. This is the Man;Kind podcast. Presented by the Central Coast Council and developed by Lead by Story. Hygiene & Healthy Living Personal Development Personal Success Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Survival, forgiveness and a second chance at life with Amanda Lee

    Survival, forgiveness and a second chance at life with Amanda Lee
    Sep 22 2021
    Amanda Lee talks on the importance of forgiveness and survival for a second chance at life.
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    45 mins
  • Living well with anxiety with Matt Grimwood [Anxious Adulting]

    Living well with anxiety with Matt Grimwood [Anxious Adulting]
    Sep 22 2021
    Matt Grimwood from Anxious Adulting talks on the importance of honesty and the key to living well.
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    45 mins
  • Resilience and working on the front line with Gary Wardlaw [Fire & Rescue NSW]

    Resilience and working on the front line with Gary Wardlaw [Fire & Rescue NSW]
    Sep 22 2021
    Gary Wardlaw from Fire & Rescue NSW talks on resilience and balance while fighting on the front line.
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    45 mins

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