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 ...
The Wounded Healer: Jordan Gray on Men’s Vulnerability, Sexuality & the Path to Emotional Freedom
A Man's Journey
55 minutes
5 months ago
The Wounded Healer: Jordan Gray on Men’s Vulnerability, Sexuality & the Path to Emotional Freedom
Send us a text In this raw and revealing episode, relationship coach Jordan Gray shares his powerful journey from a childhood marked by bullying and a suicide attempt to becoming a guide for men navigating intimacy, self-awareness, and emotional healing. We dive deep into: — The truth behind men’s emotional suppression — Why vulnerability isn’t weakness, it’s wisdom — The pivotal role of men’s groups in personal growth — How modern masculinity is being redefined throug...
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 ...
