Dan Doty and Akash Kanojia dive into how emotions shape our financial decisions and behaviors. They explore the importance of emotional intelligence in building confidence and clarity around money.

In this episode of the Everyman Podcast, Dan Doty speaks with Syed Hussain about his journey as a single father, the role of emotional safety and community in healing, and how therapy has transformed his parenting. They explore the impact of childhood experiences, the challenges of raising kids authentically, and Syed’s vision for service through his future nonprofit.

Sean Harvey joins Dan to explore how we can create a global compassionate healing movement for men, especially in hyper-masculine spaces like law enforcement and corporate culture. They dive into the roots of male suffering, the rise of extremism, and why real healing starts with meeting men where they are.

Dan Doty and Mark Groves dive into masculinity, vulnerability, and personal growth, exploring the role of boundaries, community, and emotional regulation in men’s lives and relationships today. They reflect on cultural differences, the impact of technology, and the importance of initiation and healing in navigating modern manhood.

This week on the EVRYMAN Podcast, we sit down with CEO Judson Kauffman for a raw, unfiltered conversation about leadership, personal growth, and the future of EVRYMAN. Jud opens up about his own journey—from the pressure to perform, to the moments that cracked him open, to stepping into leadership. We talk about the challenges men face today, what it really means to do “the work,” and how the conversation around modern masculinity is evolving—less about proving, more about being real. If you're questioning what it means to show up as a man today—or just looking for something real in a world full of noise—this one’s worth a listen.

This week's guest is Remi Warren. Remi is one of the most popular and impressive outdoorsman in the hunting/travel/cooking media space. Remi lives many men's dream: traveling the world living in nature, hunting, cooking all while acting as his own film crew; capturing some truly unique media.

“If I start something I don’t want it to be because there is a hole in my life because I’m not doing business.” John grew up an easily overwhelmed introvert. It wasn’t until he asked the simple question: “Hey, what are you excited about?” did he discover that human connection wasn’t as harrowing as he assumed. John is a Canadian-American entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Precision Nutrition, the world’s largest nutrition coaching, education, and software company. John is also the founder of Change Maker Academy, devoted to helping would-be change makers turn their passion for health and fitness into a powerful purpose and a wildly successful career.

Our guest this week is David Ashkenazy. David is a certified consulting hypnotist, certified smoking cessation specialist, and founder of Inspired Living Hypnosis.“I'm dedicated to offering you the latest, most reliable and most effective hypnosis techniques. Your sessions utilize advanced hypnosis along with cutting-edge neurological processing to help you make powerful, positive change in your life. Our work together will help you release habits that plague you, such as smoking addiction, weight issues and stress, once and for all.”

Our guest this week is Michaela Boehm. Michaela is among the most gifted and in-demand teachers, speakers, and counselors to be found globally today. Born and raised in Austria, Michaela received degrees in Psychology and further extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Hypnosis, and NLP. Upon moving to the United States in 1994, Michaela established a 20+ year counseling practice logging over 40,000 client hours. She quickly became counselor to the stars in Hollywood, California, and her on-going clients include Oscar-winning actors, producers, writers, multiple Grammy-winning musicians, CEO’s, and multi-billion dollar fund managers.

Our guest this week is Peter Oppermann. Peter is a German engineer turned meditation teacher. At 16 Peter discovered ‘Autogenic Relaxation, a self-relaxation technique to overcome stuttering that came on after his parent’s divorce. Realizing that every outer problem has an inner solution, he left a promising engineering career in Germany to follow his spiritual path. In 1996 Peter started a business based on the concept of mindfulness meditation at the work place.

Jaycee Gossett is an Internationally award-winning dancer, television host and Founding Teacher/VP of Experience at The Class by Taryn Toomey. After a successful dance career on stage and in front of the camera, including hosting and producing a project on the Travel Channel called “Dance the World,” Jaycee immersed herself in an intensive study of various forms of movement. 

Our guest this week is Brian Von Ancken. Brian is a former lawyer who decided to pursue his ultimate passion; to lead people deeper into themselves through physical, mental and social well-being. Picture a workout with emotional and social perks. Brian is a hero in our books. He took the time to slow down and figure out exactly what he wanted to offer the world. He took a leap, cast aside the “should’s” of life and is now truly in deep on something that fulfills him.

Our guest this week is Evryman facilitator Justin Ternes. Justin is a Licensed Physical Therapist, Men's Emotional Health Advocate, and Stress Coach. Through breath work, research-based performance & rehabilitation, psychodynamic psychology, pain science and emotional health principles, Justin helps people step into their True Self and True Health. This episode is for anyone who is experiencing pain, physical or otherwise. As we go deeper, we find it’s all connected.

“There is an overvaluation of knowledge in peoples lives. If you don’t do anything with what you know your fooling yourself.” This week’s guest is Phill Nosworthy. Phill is an executive advisor, speaker and writer in the areas of meaning, leadership and high performance. His approach to personal mastery and career acceleration have gained him a dedicated following among high performers across the planet. He has worked in more than 70 cities globally and counts Microsoft, AFL, Boston Consulting Group and Universal Music amongst his long term clients. More than that, and definitely more importantly - he punches well above his weight in his marriage to Jess, and is the proud Dad of Zander and Odin

Ryland Engelhart is the Mission Fulfillment Officer and co-owner of Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre. He is a co-founder of Kiss The Ground, a non-profit that educates and advocates about the connection between soil, human, and planetary health. He is an entrepreneur and activist, using his restaurants as a platform to inspire more "gratitude" into our culture. He speaks on sacred commerce, tools for building community, and regeneration.

“I realized that the adults were never coming to save me. They were really messed up and it was up to me.” This week's guest is Tucker Max. Tucker is the co-founder of Scribe Media, a company that helps you write. publish, and market your book. Tucker puts his skills to work, and flips the tables on Dan to run him through an exercise in fleshing out his own book idea. Tucker has also written four New York Times Best Sellers (three that hit #1), which have sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide. 

Harold Albert Doty was my grandfather, my dad's dad. He passed away this week in quarantine. In his honor and memory, this episode is an uncut recording of a conversation I had with him last July. He was a good man who loved nature and had some wild parts of him just barely underneath the surface. I'll miss you Grandpa.

“I was incarcerated long before they ever put handcuffs on me, and slammed the gate. I was incarcerated mentally and emotionally due to childhood trauma.” Eldra is driven by a desire to serve, and to pay reparations. Everyone has a story and Eldra’s is a powerful one. In this story Eldra will tell you he hurt a lot of people. A debt was owed and he definitely got after repaying it. Eldra is a spiritual warrior who lives a passion of "saving lives one circle at a time." After living most of his life devoid of emotions and coming face-to-face with the reality of dying behind bars, he came to a point of self-inquiry, seeking answers as to how his life had spiralled into a mass of destruction set upon self and others. From this point, the space was made to save his life.

“I was fucked, and didn’t know how to make life work, didn’t know how to make relationships work or feel fulfilled. I tried all these things and men’s work has been this important touch stone.” We are excited to have John Wineland back on the podcast this week. For the better part of a decade, John Wineland, an LA-based men's group facilitator, speaker and teacher has been guiding both men and women in the realms of life purpose, relational communication, sexual intimacy and embodiment. John brings a multi-faceted approach, which is both energetic and highly practical, to his workshops and experiential coaching sessions. John's embodiment-driven teaching draws from not only over 30 years experience of his own Buddhist meditative practice, but from 10 years intensive study and practice with renowned Yogic Intimacy teacher, David Deida.

Joe Hawley is a giant Viking of a man with a beard as bis big as his giant heart. A was seasoned and respected offensive lineman in the NFL he spent time at both the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He made a conscious decision to leave the game before it destroyed his body, and in an effort to find himself post-career, he bought a van, adopted a dog, and hit the road for a year. His Man Van Dog Blog became a cult sensation and he's shared his personal journey with the world ever since. Joe is definitely a man to follow.