In this episode of Pour It On, we discuss masculinity, what it means to "be a man," and how universal and essential a definition can be. Spurred by ongoing cultural debates and our work with the non-profit MenLiving, the trio unpacks the tension between traditional male archetypes--the provider, protector, and stoic leader--and the growing need for emotional intelligence, vulnerability, and authentic connection.

Rather than falling into rigid gender tropes or dismissing traditional roles entirely, the hosts examine how societal expectations impact male identity, confidence, and mental health. From navigating underemployment and parental responsibilities to defining quiet confidence and personal integrity, this conversation offers a pragmatic, heterodox look at how men can cultivate self-worth and live with consistency, empathy, and ...