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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 359 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Many men learn early to wear armour: never break down, never ask for help, never let anyone see underneath. On Mind Over Masculinity, host Swati and psychotherapist Dr. Robert Jaffe explore why that armour forms and what it costs.
Dr. Jaffe explains... more
Many men learn early that vulnerability is a crack in the armour and that real men push through alone. On Mind Over Masculinity, host Swati and wellbeing researcher Mark Fabian ask what that kind of “strength” really costs.
Mark explores where these... more
We call it grit, hustle, “handling it.” For many men who build things, it is also a way of never putting themselves on their own list. On Mind Over Masculinity, host Sana talks with founder and author Mike Murphy about what finally changed that for h... more
Many men are raised to keep it together, say little and carry everything alone. On Mind Over Masculinity, host Swati talks with 80-year-old author, veteran and retired attorney Rand Timmerman about what strength has meant across his life.
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Such a great interview. Great host, great questions. Hope to come back.
My time with Swati was well spent. She led an intense conversation politely, professionally, and with courtesy and grace. I appreciated her devotion to her listeners with questions that required immediate takeaways her audience could embrace and use.
I had fun speaking with Sreemedha, my gracious host, on how Shakespeare can help men discern between healthy and unhealthy masculine behavior. We jumped right in contrasting specific male characters in the plays— their mindset and actions that helped them win or lose what they wanted most.
Incredible podcast, such great conversations!
Such a great conversation with my esteemed colleague Sana on Mind Over Masculinity. We both did our best to offer some practical insight for men ( and women) struggling with the ridged constructs of instant transformation and perfectionism. Highly recommend to other guests and listeners
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Listeners tune in to explore healthier, more emotionally intelligent expressions of masculinity. Across episodes, conversations orbit responsibility, vulnerability, leadership under pressure, intimate relationships, and practical pathways for personal growth. Unique angles include applying metaphors like mountaineering to resilience, integrating inner guidance and spirituality, and leveraging scientific or psychological frameworks to reframe traditional norms. The show aims to help men (and those who care about them) navigate modern life with greater self-awareness, better communication, and more authentic connections, while also appealing to professionals seeking leadership and mental-health insights.
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Recent guests on Mind Over Masculinity include:
1. Robert Jaffe
2. Mark Fabian
3. Mike Murphy
4. Rand Timmerman
5. Moshe Klein
6. Steve McGough
7. Jaron Vesely
8. Frank Healy
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