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There are a lot of books on entrepreneurship, marriage, and raising kids. In fact, you’re likely to gain some much needed wisdom on any of these subjects just by being with and observing people who are in that season of life. However, when it comes to the second half of life, let’s say 40 onward, it can feel pretty lonely. My guest today is Chris Bruno and he’s the author of Sage: A Man's Guide Into His Second Passage. Chris brings focus into the oftentimes nebulous second stage of a man’s life. In our conversation we talk about mid-life crises, reconnecting with our boyhood as we grow older, and avoiding the pitfalls so many men fall into as they begin to realize their youth is a thing of the past.    

Men love movies! We're moved by the epic battles and struggles -- but also by the friendships and the thought of having something to really fight for. David Dusek gets it. His ministry Rough Cut Men helps guys connect through the films we love. To slow things down a bit and help us discover our heart as men. In this conversation, David Dusek and Mike Yarbrough discuss how to connect with a brotherhood in a world that is pushing isolationism.

It's painfully obvious that men are lacking the "fire in the belly" that they ought to have. They long for it, but many of them don't have a clear understanding of the spirited drive that a man should have in different areas of his life. I talk with my friend Stephen Mansfield about his book Men on Fire and the ways in which a man needs to burn brightly in order to find the fulfilment in life he so desires.

Every man wants to be more rugged, resilient, and self-reliant. It's in our bones to be competent providers regardless of the situation. Clint Emerson's new book The Rugged Life is a great resource to learn how to care for yourself and your family whether in the suburbs or the wilderness.

At this point, every parent worth their salt ought to know that our public education model is not working. Not only are our kids not learning the valuable lessons needed to make them the healthy and high-functioning adults of their generation, they are being indoctrinated with the principles that will ultimately lead many of them to a life that's destructive. My guest today, Matt Beaudreau, is championing a different solution for our youth and it centers around entrepreneurship.

Jack Carr is living most men's best life right now. In this interview with Carr -- just as with any interview I do -- I'm most interested in the mindset that sets accomplished men apart from others. Although every man's life of success will look different, we all have the same core desire: to live such that we add value to the things our hearts value.

Every man should have a list of things that he wants to accomplish or projects he would love to see come to life. I have found that when men talk about these things it inspires us to action. I thought I would share just a few things I want to do that scare me and other cool ideas for the upcoming years.

If you are a man looking to better yourself, you’ve likely heard of Stephen Mansfield. He’s the author of a number of books including Mansfield’s Book of Manly Men, The Search for God and Guinness, & The Faith of George W. Bush. He’s also a noted speaker and commentator, ...

The first time I heard Aaron Walker (known as “Big A”) speak I knew I had to have him on the podcast. I didn’t know anything about him, I just loved his enthusiasm. Before I read his book or had really taken a look at his site, I reached out to him and asked ...

“We were also starting to see a slow trickle of body bags and wounded. I don’t really believe that even our training personnel had any idea about what we were walking into.” – Roy Benavidez on Vietnam, Legend, Eric Blehm When Eric Blehm’s book, Legend, arrived in the ...