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What does it mean to be a man, and human, in the world today? This Webby-nominated audio & video podcast explores what it means to be a man today and how rigid gender roles have affected all people. The show creates a safe environment for a range of perspectives to meet and stay at the table, exploring how the messages of masculinity show up in relationships, body image, privilege, fatherhood, sex, success, mental health and so much more. Instead of polarizing and demonizing men and masculinity, it invites all humans to participate and thrive in the world. The weekly series is hosted by filmmaker, actor & author Justin Baldoni, author & journalist Liz Plank, and President of Wayfarer Studios & award winning music producer Jamey Heath. It’s currently in Season 2 and is in the top 1% of most followed and shared podcasts on Spotify, beloved by men, women and people of all genders. If you’re interested in learning in real time, deepening your understanding of yourself and others, and being reminded that you are enough, this is the podcast for you. More info at https://manenough.com/podcast
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I started listening to this podcast earlier this year, and I started from the beginning. Dr. Joy Degruy’s episode stood out to me because I just recently got my provisional license as a therapist. Yesterday, I had the honor to hear her speak and actually meet her. I cried. This podcast has been incredibly eye-opening regarding my feelings on masculinity, feminists and the struggle of men. I wish I could get everyone around me to listen to these insightful and meaningful conversations. To the wonderful hosts- THANK YOU!
Just listened to the podcast episode with Drake Bell. I have listened to this podcast a few times before and really enjoyed the conversation. But for this particular episode I was disappointed because it very much felt like Justin - in particular- was very preachy. There was a lot of language around what Drake “should” do and steps he should take. And I felt like it was unsolicited, soapbox-y, and took away from the wisdom and advice that Drake could have imparted and left listeners with.
How I landed on the Man Enough Podcast was because I was ( and am) a massive Andy Grammer fan! Listed on of his appearances then let the next episode in the playlist play and just didn’t stop listening for an entire work day. Liz’s perspective aligns so much with what I feel in my soul. I am often saying “amen” out loud as if I am listening to gospel preachings, because I pretty much am! Jamie’s honesty and accountability of who he was and is, has taught me to be less judgmental and that change can happen at any age. And pretty boy Justin- was just the guy from Jane the virgin in my head until I became very hooked into this podcast. I checked my pre-conceived judgement at the door and admire his thoughts, realness, and ability to be honest and embrace being a human with emotions. The conversations are important! I share this with anyone and everyone I can. I look forward to new episode drops. And will forever and always be a Liz Plank STAN!
I first found the podcast after coming across Justin’s Ted talk, and I am so so glad I found this gem. Liz, Jamey and Justin has the most insightful, respectful, well-researched, passionate conversation about what being a real human looks like in this world. It truly does an exquisite job of leaving the audience reflect on and reframe some of the deep rooted self-hatred we put on men and women, and allowed me to learn and understand not only myself but truly fellow human beings. The podcast really is for everyone, I tell all my friends about it!!!
Love Justin Baldoni. I’ve been a fan of him and his work for many years, so my rating and constructive feedback is in no way directed at him. Listening to the Drake Bell episode now and whoever is doing most of the talking, I don’t know his name, but it’s the male who isn’t Justin, is interjecting way too much as an interviewer and not just letting Drake talk and respond to his questions. Interviewer will ask a question and then as soon as Drake begins to answer, the dude is jumping in with more questions or comments to drive the narrative of Drake’s answer. It’s frustrating to listen to as a listener.
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