Author: wil becker
reading changes your brain and challenges your presumptions, pick up a book and install new software!
check out my recommended reading list at https://turningleafs.com/book-list/
Are men and boys disposable? Join the Balcony Brotherhood Podcast as Paul Drayke and Tanner Blackart unpack this raw question. From ancient battlefields to modern classrooms, workplaces, and family courts, they explore how society’s expectations burden men with sacrifice and silence. Dive into stark realities—80% of U.S. suicides are male—paired with solutions like mentorship and emotional literacy. Featuring a heartfelt post-credits poem, this episode reminds us: every life matters. Share your story at balconybrotherhood@gmail.com, find support at 988lifeline.org or headsupguys.org, and connect on X, Instagram, and YouTube. Links atlinktree.com. Subscribe on Podbean, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts for unfiltered brotherhood talk.
Contact the show! balconybrotherhood@gmail.com
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reading changes your brain and challenges your presumptions, pick up a book and install new software!
check out my recommended reading list at https://turningleafs.com/book-list/
reading changes your brain and challenges your presumptions, pick up a book and install new software!
check out my recommended reading list at https://turningleafs.com/book-list/
Paul Drake and Tanner Blackart dive deep into why men’s hobbies matter more than ever. From the historical roots of male leisure activities to the modern mental health crisis, this episode explores how hobbies serve as lifelines for men’s emotional well-being, identity, and brotherhood. The hosts challenge toxic masculinity around “acceptable” male hobbies while celebrating the therapeutic power of creative pursuits, craftsmanship, and community building.
Show socials on Linktree! https://linktr.ee/balconybrotherhood
Contact the show! balconybrotherhood@gmail.com
Check out the show’s socials: here!
reading changes your brain and challenges your presumptions, pick up a book and install new software!
check out my recommended reading list at https://turningleafs.com/book-list/