Send us a text What makes a great dad and son team? We open that question with Grayson, my oldest, by tracing a 96-mile Camino de Santiago walk that became a rite of passage, a test of grit, and a masterclass in showing up for each other. From numbered bunks and foggy climbs to tears by a train track and a hard last mile, the story moves from playful details—blue hair and borrowed espresso—to the deeper truth that love looks like going one more step, together. I share why I chose the Camino ...
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Send us a text What makes a great dad and son team? We open that question with Grayson, my oldest, by tracing a 96-mile Camino de Santiago walk that became a rite of passage, a test of grit, and a masterclass in showing up for each other. From numbered bunks and foggy climbs to tears by a train track and a hard last mile, the story moves from playful details—blue hair and borrowed espresso—to the deeper truth that love looks like going one more step, together. I share why I chose the Camino ...
Send us a text In today’s episode, Alex and Traver dive deep into the transformative journey of confronting personal pain and embracing authentic masculinity. Traver shares his powerful story of hitting rock bottom, reflecting on how societal expectations and the ‘nice guy’ archetype often trap men in cycles of inauthenticity. Together, they explore how childhood experiences shape adult behaviors, the importance of taking responsibility, and the necessity of facing one’s inner darkness to unc...
A Man's Journey
Send us a text What makes a great dad and son team? We open that question with Grayson, my oldest, by tracing a 96-mile Camino de Santiago walk that became a rite of passage, a test of grit, and a masterclass in showing up for each other. From numbered bunks and foggy climbs to tears by a train track and a hard last mile, the story moves from playful details—blue hair and borrowed espresso—to the deeper truth that love looks like going one more step, together. I share why I chose the Camino ...
