The M3 Bearcast from Male Media Mind

Embark on a journey through the entangled realm of economic theories and political ideologies with Malcolm Travers and co-host Greg. This week's episode peels back layers of complexity, revealing hidden connections between libertarian and progressive beliefs and their surprising influence over party lines. As we critique the impact of tax policies on the national debt and probe the murkiness of political allegiance, I unfold my own political metamorphosis, highlighting the importance of recognizing the fluid nature of public opinion towards public funding and institutions. Strap in for a candid discourse on the shifting landscape of presidential approval ratings, and how factors like media representation have remolded voter perceptions in the post-Obama era. We challenge the libertarian view on property taxes and cast a critical eye on whether Republican tax strategies truly serve the common good. Meanwhile, we confront common misconceptions about debt and deficits, contrasting economic models and dissecting the lessons from the 2008 financial crisis to underscore the intricate balance of debt within our economy. Our conversation takes a profound turn as we delve into the intersection of race, wealth, and privilege, especially within the black community. Unpacking the historical and ongoing challenges facing the pursuit of economic stability, we examine the residual effects of discriminatory lending practices and the crack epidemic on generational wealth. The dialogue evolves to encompass the implications of systemic stress on health and the government's response to housing and poverty across different racial groups. Tune in for a compelling exploration of these pressing issues, rooted in personal anecdotes and a resolute quest for understanding and transformative change.

When the political landscape shifts beneath our feet, it's those unshakable moments that define us. Greg and I, Malcolm, found ourselves in the throes of such a seismic event after Trump's staggering victory in the Iowa caucuses. We wrestle with the implications of his win, particularly across liberal counties, and scrutinize the possible reshaping of GOP's strategies post-Roe v. Wade reversal. The discussion doesn't shy away from the sensitive topics either; we're digging into the incumbent advantage, the notion of a shrinking Republican base, and the looming legal troubles that could sway Trump's chances in 2024. Voter apathy is a silent killer of democratic participation, yet it's the heartbeat of our second act where we strive to awaken the dormant voices in our electoral process. Capturing the frustration of non-voters, we cast a hopeful gaze towards strategies that might realign older demographics towards stability and away from political whirlwinds. Drawing from the Clintons' legacy and the power of principles over personalities, our conversation is a rallying cry for community action and a reminder of the unique stories we each carry into the voting booth. As we spiral towards a conclusion, we grapple with the philosophical quagmires of truth and identity in today's hyperreal landscape. We're not just talking about Baudrillard's theories; we're living them as we dissect narrative collapse and its profound impact on our understanding of events like the January 6th insurrection. Our dialogue takes us through the importance of mentorship, the complexities of political decisions, and the significance of proactive political engagement—as exemplified by organizations like "Vote Save America." Buckle up, and join us on this journey through the murky waters of politics, truth, and the power of a single vote.

Embarking on a journey through the thorny paths of mental health is never simple, and it's a trip I, Malcolm Travers, along with my perceptive comrade Greg Drayden, know all too well. As we unravel the tangle of emotions and fears that can deter individuals from seeking therapy, we confront the stigmas and the daunting task of recognizing symptoms. Our dialogue touches on the raw honesty needed to face the discomfort of self-examination, the art of harnessing one's anger constructively, and the role faith can play in the healing process. We weave in a deeply personal narrative, recounting experiences with the healthcare system and the repercussions these encounters have on our relationships and self-understanding. Tuned in to the frequency of life's unpredictabilities, we share tales from the heart—like the creation of Mrs. Ritten, a character born from manic creativity, serving as a vessel for our unspoken thoughts. Drawing from our own experiences of managing a podcast while navigating the challenges of legal blindness, we find humor and resolve in the shared quirks of daily life. This episode isn't just about the struggles; it's a celebration of human resilience, a testament to the power of solidarity, and a reminder that no one walks this path alone. A guest joins us for a sobering conversation, introducing a stark contrast with a firsthand account of sexual harassment within a professional setting. These difficult discussions open the floor to the complexities of consent, the definition of personal boundaries, and the intricate web of emotions that follow such violations. Our guest’s courage in sharing their story underscores the importance of transparency and the need for a supportive community where openness paves the way to recovery. Whether you're grappling with your own mental health battles or seeking to understand the journey of others, this episode offers a raw, unfiltered look at the ongoing fight for mental clarity in a world that often tries to obscure it.

Have you ever wondered how a public persona intertwines with the private intricacies of daily life? This week, my co-host Mr. Drayden and I, Malcolm Travers, peel back the curtain on the dichotomy of podcasting fame versus personal reality. We're taking you on a candid journey through the maze of online expression, the weight of ancestral history on our shoulders, and the sometimes humorous, sometimes complex, encounters that come with being recognized from our show. Navigating the waters of sexual identity can be like trying to translate a language you've only just begun to learn; it's intricate and deeply personal. As I open up about my pansexuality, we discuss how such revelations ripple through family dynamics and shape our interactions with the world. The conversation takes a poignant turn as we extend sympathies for a community member's loss, a stark reminder of how events can pivot our pursuit of happiness. This episode is a tapestry of emotions, intertwining the light-hearted with the profound, acknowledging that our true selves are both the product and the storyteller of our experiences. Wrapping up, we tackle the art of balancing compromise with assertiveness in our relationships. You'll find us challenging the notion of diminishing oneself for the comfort of others and advocating for personal wholeness over seeking completion from a partner. We're grateful for our listeners and invite you to join the community hub across platforms like Apple Music and Amazon Podcasts, or to get social with us by searching for Mail Media Mind. Special thanks to the street team for their accidental promotion – sometimes, the best support comes from the most unexpected places.

Bouncing back from adversity isn't just for superheroes; it's a skill we all need, and Devon's recent tech debacle is a prime example. With resilience as the day's watchword, we navigate the snags and triumphs of creating content that deeply connects with our listeners. Alongside Malcolm Travers and the astute Mr. Draiden, we dissect 'social hygiene,' pondering how to foster healthy relationships amidst the clamor of digital noise. We examine the art of hosting guests that enrich our community, spotlighting the delicate dance between sharing the mic and maintaining our cherished values. Have you ever swiped right on someone who seemed perfect only to question your self-worth later? Join us as we unwrap the conundrums of online dating—balancing the pursuit of companionship with the preservation of our self-esteem. Our candid tales of love in the time of social apps and a pandemic reflect not just the search for connections but also the courage it takes to uphold one's safety. We mull over the psychological impact of 'leagues' and the invisible high-wire act of projecting confidence while protecting our hearts in a swipe-right world. Finally, we take a heart-to-heart turn, inviting you to traverse the emotional landscape of recovery and chronic pain—a journey that resonates with anyone facing their own healing path. Drawing inspiration from Matt Haig's "The Midnight Library," we explore the themes of regret and contentment, linking literature to life's trials and the bravery required to stay true to oneself. As we share personal anecdotes of standing firm on boundaries and navigating the complexities of identity and societal norms, we aim to empower you with the conviction that being true to oneself is the ultimate act of defiance and self-love.

Struggling to navigate the complex web of social media's influence on our personal lives? Join Malcolm Travers and his guest, Kostner Guyton s we dissect the profound impact of digital platforms on mental health and relationships. Together, we peel back the layers of how online interactions can be both a blessing and a curse, shedding light on how the relentless pressure to maintain a perfect image online is warping our sense of self and connection with others. This episode promises revelations and strategies for fostering authenticity in an age where screens often dictate our social norms. As we explore the labyrinth of society's expectations, we confront the pressing challenge facing artists and content creators: the pursuit of originality versus the acceptance of imperfection. Listen to how young influencers grapple with complex global issues and the internal battles between authenticity and the societal push for polished personas. We also delve into the liberating philosophy of finding peace amidst the artistic chaos, and how embracing flaws can be transformative for creators and their audiences alike. Finally, we examine the intriguing intersection of technology, science, and art in the modern world, with a keen focus on the intricacies of mRNA vaccines and the implications of AI in our creative industries. As Costner and I venture into the realm of storytelling's role in human evolution and the mirror that social media holds up to our inherent love for drama, we contemplate how community crises can inspire a collective spirit of care. Prepare to have your curiosity piqued as we unravel how these forces shape our world in unexpected ways.

Ever find yourself making those 'old man' grunts when you stand up? We've all been there. Join us on the M3 Bearcast with our special guest, Mr. Drayton, as we crack jokes, share personal stories, and unpack the heavy realities surrounding societal perceptions of age. I mean, who really wants to look young forever? From humorous banter about our own body creaks to more profound discussions about societal expectations and past traumas, we aren't shying away from the complexities of aging - and neither should you. Have you ever wondered if there's more to masculinity than what society tells us? We thought so too. We delve into the performance of gender norms, and how these can affect men emotionally and psychologically. Forget about your typical tough-guy facade. We've got a sassy approach to breaking free from these age-old expectations and exploring the full range of human emotions. And, as an added bonus, we even get into some under-explored topics such as interpersonal hygiene, nerddom, and (hold your breath) political betting. But remember, it's not all serious talk here. We're also sharing the joys and challenges we've experienced as we've grown older and (dare we say it) wiser. We're opening up about our self-care routines, discussing the unexpected links between food and aging, and even recommending some great TV shows. We're also giving shoutouts to our loyal fans and discussing our upcoming appearances. So, tune in to our podcast - it's an engaging conversation you won't want to miss. UBSCRIBE NOW to M3 on YouTube and to find out more click the "about" tab on our blog at: http://www.malemediamind.com Let us know what you think in the comments and share the content you like to further the conversation. Find more M3 on these social networks FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/malemediamind (make sure to ask about our groups as well) PINTEREST http://www.pinterest.com/MaleMediaMind/ (more than 20 board on a wide range of topics) TUMBLR http://malemediamind.tumblr.com/ (the hottest bear pics and entertainment topics) TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind (keep up to date on all our posts and events) INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind1 (find our how to have your photo featured)

What if you found yourself swept up in a wave of attraction towards someone behind bars, someone who has committed acts you find abhorrent? Just as perplexing is the public uproar over a group of smartly dressed black men. Accompany your hosts, Malcolm Travers and Mr Draven, as we peel back the layers of societal judgment and personal attraction, sharing our own experiences and perspectives on this unexpectedly controversial topic. Between deciphering the drama of dating in the gay and straight communities, to the drawing of battle lines between introversion and extroversion, we find ourselves caught in the crossfire of societal expectations. We explore the impact of gay culture evolution on relationships, from the triumph of gay marriage to the concept of 'fabulousness'. We also grapple with the role of Virgos as fixers in relationships, and how introversion shapes our social interactions. As we age, we all confront health issues and their impact on our daily lives. We share our experiences dealing with vertigo, a dizzying condition that can turn your world upside down. Our conversation shapes around future plans and aspirations, the desire to influence younger generations positively, and our continued commitment to our podcast. Join us on this journey and make sure to check out our other shows on Male Media Mine on YouTube and Facebook. This thought-provoking, insightful, and sometimes controversial conversation awaits. SUBSCRIBE NOW to M3 on YouTube and to find out more click the "about" tab on our blog at: http://www.malemediamind.com Let us know what you think in the comments and share the content you like to further the conversation. Find more M3 on these social networks FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/malemediamind (make sure to ask about our groups as well) PINTEREST http://www.pinterest.com/MaleMediaMind/ (more than 20 board on a wide range of topics) TUMBLR http://malemediamind.tumblr.com/ (the hottest bear pics and entertainment topics) TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind (keep up to date on all our posts and events) INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind1 (find our how to have your photo featured)

Ever wondered if being 'too nice' can be an obstacle to success? We found ourselves questioning the same, especially in light of the recent controversy surrounding P Diddy and Cassie. Expect candid discussions about power dynamics in the music industry, and some hard-hitting truths about the often murky waters of consent. But don't fret, we keep things balanced by also talking about Leonardo DiCaprio's latest book-to-film adaptation project, 'Devil in the White City'. And as comic book fans, we couldn't resist sharing some fascinating insights from that realm too. This episode isn't all about the glitz and glamor of the entertainment industry, though. Delving into a sobering topic, we open up about our personal experiences with mental health and the urgent need to destigmatize these issues. We also touch upon our experiences with depression, and how TV shows like '24' and 'Golden Girls' have been comforting companions during our low moments. Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and we recollect our plans for hosting family during this special time, offering advice on how to navigate holiday conversations. We round off the episode with explorations of some topical issues - an aging political leader, the underrepresentation of black queer males in mainstream media, and the often-overlooked introverts' struggle with socializing. We promise that you'll find our reflections both enlightening and thought-provoking. So, gear up for a roller-coaster of emotions, thought-provoking discussions, and intriguing insights. We can't wait to share this journey with you!

Get ready for a rollercoaster ride as we explore the wild world of disgust and its surprising ripple effects in our daily lives. We're joined by special guest Drayden Greg, who's not afraid to get his hands dirty as we dig into this fascinating topic. Have you ever wondered why you recoil at the sight of certain foods, or why some cultures find certain practices repugnant? We're pulling back the curtain on these puzzling reactions and sharing our own embarrassing love for much-maligned foods like fruit cake. Now, imagine embarking on a journey of love, only to find that your ideal partner might just be the person you find, well, a little gross? We're all familiar with the proverbial 'honeymoon phase' of relationships, where everything our partner does is just adorable. But what happens when that phase wears off, and we realize our partners do have flaws? We share our thoughts on this evolution, touching on how love can sometimes blind us, and how we learn to embrace these little quirks as part of our partner's authenticity. We also explore the concept of relationships as business transactions (yup, you heard that right!) and delve into the intricacies of open, ethical relationships. And of course, we couldn't resist sharing some of our funniest dating stories, including a memorable adventure at a Brazilian steakhouse. Ever tried introducing someone to a new cuisine? Let's just say, it can be a minefield! Join us as we unpack the art of dating and social awareness, and how it can make or break an evening out. But don't worry, we won't leave you hanging - we're also excited to share updates on our social media happenings, including live shows and a TikTok segment you definitely wouldn't want to miss. So, buckle up and join us on this exciting exploration of life, love, and the surprising intricacies of disgust. Find more M3 on these social networks FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/malemediamind (make sure to ask about our groups as well) PINTEREST http://www.pinterest.com/MaleMediaMind/ (more than 20 board on a wide range of topics) PATREON http://www.patreon.com/malemediamind/ (the hottest bear pics and entertainment topics) TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind (keep up to date on all our posts and events) INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind1 (find our how to have your photo featured)

Ever wondered what goes into preparing a podcast? Join us as we pull back the curtain and share the art of cultivating riveting topics and reveling in the beauty of unexpected twists in our conversations. We also put our two cents in on current events and dissect the baffling human tendency to make less-than-ideal choices. The episode takes an intriguing turn as we delve into the realm of personal evolution. Cushioned by a compelling narrative from This American Life, we examine the profound impact of subjective reality on personal change and growth. From personal hardening or softening over time to the influence of becoming a grandfather on my disposition, we cover it all. And let's not forget our parallel narrative analysis of the iconic Golden Girls show. Brace yourself for an unfiltered discussion on modern dating and the ever-evolving dynamics of relationships. We dissect the interplay of insecurities, confidence, societal influences, and the battle to discern appropriate from inappropriate insecurities. The compelling conversation extends to the realities of relationships, the staggering divorce rate, its unique impact on men, and the oscillation between risk and reward in relationships. We also discuss women's modern expectations of men and the role traditional gender roles play in shaping these perspectives. It’s a conversation you wouldn’t want to miss! FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/malemediamind (make sure to ask about our groups as well) PINTEREST http://www.pinterest.com/MaleMediaMind/ (more than 20 board on a wide range of topics) TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind (keep up to date on all our posts and events) INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind (find our how to have your photo featured)

Take a sneak peek behind the curtain of fresh show development, as we join forces with the brilliant Cream Diggler and everyone's cherished Elderberry. Imagine what sorts of electrifying discussions could be sparked between varying generations in the LGBTQ+ community through such collaborations. We're not just talking about creating an entertaining show, but about sharing enriching experiences that make us more independent creators. Ready to tackle sensitive historical topics? Our journey explores the Holocaust and slavery, reminding us that understanding history and context are crucial before passing judgment. We don't shy away from discussing hard-hitting imagery like the decision of Emmett Till's mother to display his body. Yet, you'll find no imposing views here, just a strong belief in open political discourse. In the midst of all these stimulating conversations, we also touch upon personal journeys. We share insights from our trials with new projects, using short-form video content and learning from relationship talks. Venture with us as we discuss how the pandemic has redefined our take on dating and why self-belief matters more than ever. From scrutinizing the ideological divide in the Republican Party to brainstorming show ideas centered on indigenous history; this episode is a rollercoaster ride of enlightening discussions. So come, be part of the conversation.

Ever felt the world slipping out of control? Ever wish you could control the seemingly endless stream of information that barrages us daily? This episode, featuring the insightful Carlos from the TikTok channel, Walk in the Light, takes us on a journey through our modern anxieties, exploring how our ever-growing access to information may be fueling our dwindling sense of control. Carlos provokes us to question our presuppositions, challenging the notion that our ancestors were free from existential worries. Imagine if you could manage the anxiety brought on by current events. Is it even possible to temper the flood of news that shapes our thoughts and feelings, without feeling overwhelmed? As we weave through the labyrinth of worry and control, we also unravel how our minds instinctively guard us from potential dangers and how to sift through what truly matters to us. We further explore how comedy and personal experiences influence our understanding of safety and the pressures of certain societal expectations, like dating the 'right kind of white boy.' Content creation and podcasting is no walk in the park. It's a challenge that can trigger anxiety at the best of times, and even more so when juggling a disability. Carlos shares his candid experience of creating a podcast series where he delves into raw and deeply personal topics. We wrap up our conversation with Carlos, reminiscing on the power of living in the present moment and how seemingly insignificant moments can indeed be powerful.

Have you ever considered the power that lies within your dark moods, or how anger, when properly harnessed, can serve as a tool for justice and self-defense? As we pivot from the societal norms that perceive dark moods as problematic, my guest Greg and I invite you to embrace these emotions as signals highlighting deeper issues that require resolution. Join us as we journey through the pages of "Night Vision Seeing Ourselves Through Dark Moods", a compelling book that vibrantly illustrates the value of anger. Experience a personal narrative of my confrontation with anger and frustration, and gain insight into how these emotions can be positively channeled. We even dive into an inspiring work by a professor at the University of Texas that redefines darkness as not negative but situational, and the process of adapting to this darkness as a crucial part of healing. As we navigate the last section of our discussion, Greg and I dissect different facets of anger, discussing its diverse forms and the roles they play in setting self-defenses and boundaries. We touch on societal perceptions, particularly focused on black men, and how these influence the expression of anger. We anchor our conversation with thought-provoking works like "Killing Rage" by Bell Hooks, that illustrate how anger can be a tool for setting boundaries and staying true to oneself. Concluding our chat, we discuss the role of anger in relationships and the significance of tuning into your body’s signals. Embark on this enlightening exploration of dark moods with us, and uncover the surprising benefits they offer.

Follow Carlos from @walkthelight_new on tik tok https://bit.ly/44gAc7 Today, we're opening up a conversation about mental health with our guest, Carlos from the TikTok account Walk In The Light. His unique perspective on dialectical behavioral therapy, consciousness, identity, and choice weaves an intriguing narrative that challenges the rote engagement driven by negative emotions.Our discussion is not about just fanning the flames of anger but about creating meaningful connections by offering something real and unique. As we traverse the landscapes of identity, shame, and emotional regulation, Carlos shares heartfelt stories from his childhood, feeling different and finding solace in metaphors and analogies. We question the distinction between guilt and shame and ponder on how self-compassion can evolve from reflecting on our past choices without judgment. These conversations then lead us to the complex world of emotional regulation, the challenges it incurs, and how it becomes even more taxing when we don’t feel safe. Crossing over to the realm of consciousness, AI, and internal zodiacs, we examine intriguing elements from the game Horizon Zero Dawn and its AI system Gaya. Carlos presents the compelling concept of internal zodiacs as tools for better self-understanding. We reflect on the power of archetypes and the significance of having twelve in a complete system. All this culminates with our thoughts on the impact of storytelling and AI’s potential in crafting emotionally powerful narratives. So, come along and join us in this eye-opening exploration of mental health, online engagement, and self-discovery. Subscribe to Male Media Mind on social media. Make sure to turn on notifications so you can participate in our live streams. INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind YOUTUBE http://www.youtube.com/user/MaleMediaMind FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MaleMediaMind TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind PATREON https://www.patreon.com/malemediamind

Do you find yourself acting in ways that you think will earn you love, only to end up driving people away? Let's unravel the intricacies of insecurities and the lies we tell ourselves in our quest for connection. In this fascinating discussion, we dissect a TikTok video of a young man who felt he had to be funny to take up space and explore the consequences of seeking validation through humor. We also dive into a podcast episode that sheds light on emotional monitoring, a sign of insecurity and trauma, and how therapy can help heal these wounds. But wait, there's more! Ever heard of mental supremacy? We're about to expose the fallacy behind it and reveal how it's been misused throughout history, perpetuating certain prejudices even today. Discover the power of embodied cognition and how our physical presence shapes the way we think about the world. We'll also discuss the genius of Albert Einstein and his ability to project himself into things, which ultimately led to the development of the Theory of Relativity. Join us for this enlightening conversation that challenges the idea of mental supremacy and invites us to consider the mind and body as intertwined, integral parts of our humanity. Subscribe to Male Media Mind on social media. Make sure to turn on notifications so you can participate in our live streams. INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind YOUTUBE http://www.youtube.com/user/MaleMediaMind FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MaleMediaMind TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind PATREON https://www.patreon.com/malemediamind

In episode 37 of the M3 bearcast, Malcolm discusses serial monogamy, particularly as a male pattern of leaving one relationship only to face the same issues in the next. He highlights the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions and learning from past mistakes. Travers emphasizes the discomfort of being wrong and the defense mechanisms people employ to protect their ego. He suggests that a little delusion can be beneficial, but it's essential to acknowledge and accept one's wrongness in order to grow and improve. Serial monogamy can hinder personal growth as individuals fail to work through problems in relationships. Malcolm encourages vulnerability, asking questions, and being open to change. He also touches on the challenges of admitting wrongness in the presence of a loving witness. The episode concludes by exploring the role of beliefs, spirituality, and the value of different perspectives in personal growth. Subscribe to Male Media Mind on social media. Make sure to turn on notifications so you can participate in our live streams. INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind YOUTUBE http://www.youtube.com/user/MaleMediaMind FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MaleMediaMind TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind PATREON https://www.patreon.com/malemediamind

In Episode 36 of the M3 Bearcast, Malcolm concludes his thought-provoking conversation with Greg about Frederick Joseph's book Patriarchy Blues. Delving into the discussion of privilege, Malcolm and Greg explore their experiences as disabled individuals who also navigate privilege within their respective disability communities. They delve further into the concept of white privilege, examining Greg's aspiration to attain a portion of the advantages enjoyed by white people. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they touch upon the need for men to feel accepted, even when they make mistakes. Patriarchy Blues: Reflections on Manhood by Fredrick Joseph https://amzn.to/41oOKkd Subscribe to Male Media Mind on social media. Make sure to turn on notifications so you can participate in our live streams. INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind YOUTUBE http://www.youtube.com/user/MaleMediaMind FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MaleMediaMind TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind PATREON https://www.patreon.com/malemediamind

In episode 35 of the M3 Bearcast, Malcolm continues his conversation with Greg about the book Patriarchy Blues by Frederick Joseph. The discussions and readings have been monumental in understanding oppression and privilege, specifically dealing with ableism and being disabled. Malcolm reflects on his own privilege among blind people and how it has affected his perspective on the world. He talks about the healing process and the importance of being comfortable discussing mental health issues with professionals. This episode is part two of their discussion on Patriarchy Blues, and it's so in-depth that there will be a part three. Don't forget to support the podcast by becoming a patron at www.patreon.com/malemediamind for early access and exclusive content. Patriarchy Blues: Reflections on Manhood by Fredrick Joseph https://amzn.to/41oOKkd Subscribe to Male Media Mind on social media. Make sure to turn on notifications so you can participate in our live streams. INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind YOUTUBE http://www.youtube.com/user/MaleMediaMind FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MaleMediaMind TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind PATREON https://www.patreon.com/malemediamind

In episode 34 of the M3 Bearcast, I discuss the book "Patriarchy Blues" by Frederick Joseph with Greg. We view oppression through the lens of intersectionality. I talk with Greg, about being bullied as a kid and getting into fights. We share our thoughts and feelings on the topics covered in the book. We discuss how understanding different forms of oppression and the intersectionality of identities is key to making progress in social justice issues. Patriarchy Blues: Reflections on Manhood by Fredrick Joseph https://amzn.to/41oOKkd Subscribe to Male Media Mind on social media. Make sure to turn on notifications so you can participate in our live streams. INSTAGRAM http://instagram.com/malemediamind YOUTUBE http://www.youtube.com/user/MaleMediaMind FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MaleMediaMind TWITTER https://twitter.com/MaleMediaMind PATREON https://www.patreon.com/malemediamind