This episode centers on a raw, honest conversation about men, affirmation, and the emotional wiring that often goes unspoken. The Bryan, Kellen and Thad break down why so many men rank words of affirmation at the top of their love-language list—not because they need encouragement to take action, but because they crave recognition after doing what they were already designed to do. Men are internally wired to “conquer.” Men don’t need to be told to work hard, provide, protect, or push forward. ...
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This episode centers on a raw, honest conversation about men, affirmation, and the emotional wiring that often goes unspoken. The Bryan, Kellen and Thad break down why so many men rank words of affirmation at the top of their love-language list—not because they need encouragement to take action, but because they crave recognition after doing what they were already designed to do. Men are internally wired to “conquer.” Men don’t need to be told to work hard, provide, protect, or push forward. ...
In this episode, special guest Fighter- Tater McSpadden lays it all out—his journey from a rough past to living with purpose, faith, and impact. He doesn’t sugarcoat the battles with mental health and recovery, and he is clear that it was his relationship with God that pulled him through. Authenticity became his weapon, and telling his story became his way to lead. Bryan, Kellen and Thad talk about the power of brotherhood and community—how no man or woman climbs out alone. Tater's story shin...
GET CANCELLED PODCAST
This episode centers on a raw, honest conversation about men, affirmation, and the emotional wiring that often goes unspoken. The Bryan, Kellen and Thad break down why so many men rank words of affirmation at the top of their love-language list—not because they need encouragement to take action, but because they crave recognition after doing what they were already designed to do. Men are internally wired to “conquer.” Men don’t need to be told to work hard, provide, protect, or push forward. ...
