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, Bryan, Kellen and Thad get real about the daily grind and the unseen battles men face—at work, at home, and in their communities. They share stories that prove how the smallest acts of kindness can shift the direction of someone’s day and how being present in the moment is one of the most underrated forms of leadership. The conversation also highlights the 1440 Promise Prison Ministry, where men preparing to reenter society got the chance to step into a “Shark Tank”-style eve...
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. ...
