We have all been rejected at one point in our lives, but each decides how to deal with it. Some deal with it focusing their attention on something else, others get depressed, and for some, it means to keep working towards their goals. Turn 10,000 no's into 10,001 chances just like today's guest Matthew Del Negro did; this is not only the number of times he was possibly rejected, but it's also the name of his book and podcast where the inspiration behind was his struggle to achieve success in acting, turning rejection into opportunities. Matthew sees each role as a challenge where he seeks a physical and emotional, and mental effort in every interpretation. In today's episode, we will hear about how he changed his life from being a great sports athlete to following the acting path. Get inspired and turn your failures into opportunities by listening to today's episode. ABOUT MATTHEW DEL NEGRO Matthew Del Negro is known for his pivotal roles on groundbreaking series like HBO's The Sopranos, Aaron Sorkin's The West Wing, Diablo Cody's The United States of Tara and Shonda Rhime's Scandal. In film, he can be seen in Taylor Sheridan's Wind River with Jeremy Renner and the Reese Witherspoon starrer, Hot Pursuit. His most recent string of roles includes series regulars on the 2nd Season of Amazon's Goliath, the Netflix comedy Huge in France and currently opposite Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge on Showtime’s City on a Hill. Matt is also the creator and host of the popular podcast on perseverance, 10,000 NOs, which led to a publishing deal with Wiley & Sons. His book, 10,000 NOs: How to Overcome Rejection on the Way to Your YES. CONNECT WITH MATTHEW Instagram: @mattydel Twitter: @MatthewDelNegro WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [2:35] Meet Matthew Del Negro. [4:19] From sports to acting. [8:37] What inspired Matthew to transition to acting. [15:33] Turning a passion into a job. [22:13] The UNcivilized Nation. [23:07] Three years to resign. [31:55] The philosophy behind 10,000 no's. [56:20] Where to find Matthew. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

In this completely raw and unedited podcast I dive into the Not All Men hashtag. More importantly I dive into the very real issue of male violence and what we as men can do to be part of the real solution. Please forgive any sound quality issues, this was recorded and uploaded immediately as it needs to be out in the world. Please share this if you find it valuable. And remember — let others be safe as you walk among them. Cheers, Traver

There are circumstances in our life that we simply cannot control, and cancer is one of them. Today's guest is Themer Abourayan, an exceptional coach for whom I have affection and appreciation. Themer is a fantastic man and an example of overcoming. A man with brutal honesty that you can appreciate in today's episode. We will hear his story of how he survived cancer as a very young person and learned to overcome his anxiety by facing his demons in loneliness. Get inspired by today's episode and face your emotions, fears, and demons. ABOUT THEMER ABOURAYAN About 10 years ago Themer was dealing with a severe anxiety disorder as a result of having had cancer and surviving. In his search for answers he started his path of spiritual and personal growth. This inner work never stopped and ran like a thread through his life since then. He decided to quit his job as an executive in a fast paced commercial environment of a tech scale-up after specialising in body awareness, intimacy, sexuality, conscious relating and polarity. Today Themer guides men and women to connect deeper to their masculine and feminine essence. Next to that Themer uses his past experience as a leader in business to help entrepreneurs to cultivate conscious and serving leadership in their start- and scale-ups. In February of this year, he also birthed his newest project, LUVR, which focuses on making support on healthy relationships and sexuality accessible to the masses. CONNECT WITH THEMER Website | www.themercoaching.com Instagram | @themerabourayan WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:47] Meet Themer. [4:47] Themer's journey. [6:53] A mind of 20 and a cancer diagnosis. [15:04] Navigating the world with terror over the shoulder. [19:50] What does it mean to 'Meet an emotion.' [25:17] The relationship with anxiety. [31:16] Themer's quote. [36:25] The willingness to step back. [52:39] Where to find Themer. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

An impressive transformation! Going from being an incredible athlete, having a promising hockey career to changing it for Kundalini yoga, and becoming a spiritual and physical guide. Today's guest is Ra Of Earth. Known for being an incredible athlete in the world of hockey and CrossFit, Ra made the transition of his life when he discovered Kundalini yoga. Ra, found a spirituality that has only grown over time, inspiring him to change his identity from Ronald Teasdale to become Ra Of Earth. In today's episode, we will know about this incredible character: Ra Of Earth, who, according to social media, is considered a mystical influencer and the "culprit" behind celebrities like Josh Brolin practicing #ButtHoleSunning. ABOUT RA OF EARTH: Ra's purpose in life is and always has been to bring teachings, awareness, expansion, and permission to people on these subject matters. CONNECT WITH RA: Website | raofearth.com Instagram | @ra_of_earth Twitter | @ra_of_earth WHAT YOU WILL HEAR: [1:53] Meet Ra Of Earth. [5:34] The transition from fitness to freedom. [10:46] Let confidence guide your future. [21:45] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [22:28] The inspiration behind Ra's name. [28:23] How Ra's past is affecting his present. [31:11] Ra's relationship with manhood. [42:44] Ra's personal practices. [48:52] Applying his philosophy of life in his day today. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Master the game of life and business and get ready to learn which buttons to press in order to win. Today's guest is Eric Siu, a gamer and CEO of the digital agency Single Grain. Also, he is the host of the massively popular podcast Marketing School and Growth Everywhere. In today's episode, Eric will share what it is like to live through a video game perspective, turning his life into a constant level up in his personal and business life. If you're interested in ramping up your marketing and sales tactics, this is your episode! ABOUT ERIC SIU Eric Siu is the CEO of content intelligence software ClickFlow, which helps you grow your traffic while looking like a genius. He also owns ad agency Single Grain and has worked with companies such as Amazon, Airbnb, Salesforce and Uber to acquire more customers. He hosts two podcasts: Marketing School with Neil Patel and Leveling Up, which combined have over 30 million downloads to date. He also speaks frequently around the world on marketing and SaaS.​ CONNECT WITH ERIC Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericosiu/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/ericosiu/?hl=en Twitter | https://twitter.com/ericosiu WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [0:38] Meet Eric Siu. [5:27] What does it mean to 'Level up the world.' [11:54] What inspires him to write his book "Leveling Up." [13:52] Eric's unique view about marketing and the business world. [14:33] Marketing mistakes people often make. [15:58] Defining 'Culture' and the importance of value matters. [18:46] Key ingredients to create a great culture. [21:12] Join the Uncivilized Nation. [24:38] How Eric turned Single Grain from a failing company to a digital marketing powerhouse [33:17] Eric's thoughts on the social media platforms degrowth. [47:15] Covid: how to approach the changes in the market to grow your business. [47:57] The things you need to look at before investing. [49:53] Where to find Eric. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Shame. Consent. Potential. In this solo conversation I dive into three of the areas of growth and exploration I benefited from as a member of the BDSM community. Each of them could be an episode on their own but these will give you insight into how to change your relationship, your sex life, and your view of the world. Enjoy! Traver

Society is so focused on labels that we label people as white or black, gay or straight, thin or fat, rich or poor, rather than humans from the moment they are born. The problem arises when instead of just being superficial physical characteristics, it becomes a definition of who you should be as a person. The moment you get out of the pattern of what that label entails, you become a threat to the established. Today's guest is Amir Odom, a person who breaks all labels. Amir decided not to try anymore and simply be himself after struggling to fit into the established black, gay, and conservative people standards. He is now a man who put aside what other people think about how he looks like, his race, sexual orientation, and political interests, and made his thoughts his identity. ABOUT AMIR ODOM He believes that everyone has the capability to become the best version of themselves. With a passion for self-development, new perspectives, and essentialism, it's his job to help people create the life they wish to live in. CONNECT WITH AMIR Website | https://amirodom.com/ Instagram | @amirxodom WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [2:02] Meet Amir Odom, a man who doesn't follow the mainstream. [9:01] Why are we so interested in labels as a community. [13:40] What differentiates white people from black people. [18:12] The tweet from the White House that started his career as a public speaker. [31:29] The most unexpected challenge and benefits or positive of speaking out. [38:22] As Amir navigates the opinions and death threats he receives on his social networks. [43:38] In the hot seat: Amir shares what he would do if he became the next United States president. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Being arrested, lived in federal prison, and finally get out of it and being in a better place to find out that his long-term girlfriend was cheating on him, this is the life-changing story of today's guest, Fabian Rodriguez. Fabian is a medicine man. He facilitates ceremonies in Peru and Mexico using medicinal herbs, and for today's episode, we will have a great conversation about Ayahuasca. Ayahuasca, an adored plant and at the same time feared by many, has been an essential tool for herbal ceremonies. Fabian will explain to us where this plant comes from. He will tell us in detail about the experiences people live in plant ceremonies and share his most personal experience. He will also tell us how he came to have contact with Ayahuasca and reached a point of total gratitude after being sentenced to prison for the crime of drug dealer and not having a close relationship with his daughter during those difficult times. ABOUT FABIAN RODRIGUEZ Fabian has been on his journey of service through sharing his life openly and guiding others through the means that have assisted him on his path of remembrance. As a father, artist, sound facilitator, physical trainer and ceremonialist, he has integrated these aspects of his human experience to create a unique holistic grounded lifestyle and perspective to living in today’s world. He shares his gifts and knowledge through hosting ceremonies through out the U.S. and working with plant medicines in the jungle’s of Peru. For further information and to find out more follow the links below. CONNECT WITH FABIAN Website: www.realizationnation.com Instagram: @realization_nation Facebook: realizationnation Email: [email protected] WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:43] Meet Fabian Rodriguez [6:00] "Life is a ceremony": Fabian describes the ceremony's meaning. [9:27] How to start seeing our lives as a ceremony. [15:52] What does 'Sacred' mean for Fabian. [18:25] Learning about 'Ayahuasca' and the misconceptions behind it. [22:51] Why you must follow a diet before drinking Ayahuasca [29:58] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [30:50] Fabian's introduction into Ayahuasca. [40:15] Fabian's prison experience and what he learned. [47:51] The reconnection of Fabian and his daughter. [52:06] Where to find Fabian. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more

The connection with nature has been something that humans have lost over time. For today's episode we will have Darren Silver a nature-connected coach; his job is to guide people to nature. Darren will explain to us the importance of the connection with nature in the life of the human being, how the vision quest are the tools to achieve this connection and we will delve into the meaning of this connection for men and women and their process. Get in touch with nature, find yourself and listen to today's episode to find your way. ABOUT DARREN SILVER Bio: Darren Silver, MA, is a rite of passage guide, Nature-Connected Coach, ceremonialist, and innovative educator. He has over a decade of experience working with ritual, wilderness living skills, and guiding transformational experiences residentially and internationally. A gifted storyteller and apprentice to the old myths, Darren weaves the power of the natural world, vision, and community in devotion to the remembrance of regenerative culture. CONNECT WITH DARREN Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/ds.silver/ WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [5:40] Meet Darren. [9:04] Darren's journey into nature-connected coaching and ceremonies. [11:03] Sharing the nature connection message of into the country. [13:27] What is a vision quest and is it value for men. [19:05] Why there's a lack of connection around nature. [22:53] Why culture is reflected in men and nature in women. [25:00] How men can create safety in the world. [27:57] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [30:12] The process of connecting with nature. [43:10] Connect with Darren. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Raise your hand if you’re a Nice Guy. When asked that five years ago, my hand shot straight up. Now, thank god, it stays down. If you’re tired of living someone else’s life, hiding from conflict, and praying that you go through life unnoticed, this episode is for you. If you’re tired of putting everyone else first and falling asleep exhausted but unsatisfied with your own life, this episode is for you. If you’re tired of wanting more out of life but being afraid to ask — this episode is for you. Your Nice Guy isn’t kind, strong, or in integrity — kill him and start living the life you were meant to live. Dive in, Traver

Being an artist means having a life full of passion and creativity. Sometimes there is a lack of creativity, and other times they have a lot of it. In this episode, we will have a special guest for me, Jay Alders. Jay came into my life through his art when I was going through a difficult time. He is a fantastic artist who seeks to reach people through his artistic diversity. During this episode, we touch on great topics, and one of them was creativity as an essential piece in an artist's life. We will learn about the methods that Jay uses during his creative process, the moment he decided that art would be part of his life forever. Also, he will share his opinion about the new artists emerging in the technological age. ABOUT JAY ALDERS Jay Alders is an internationally acclaimed fine artist, photographer & designer whose distinctive style & imaginative prowess is recognized around the world. His intricate brushwork, intense colors & superb compositions bring to life his signature elongated figures & stylized forms. Alders has been pursuing his lifelong dream of becoming a thriving professional artist since he was a child. His outlook on success is best described by him in a recent interview with ESPN, “Some people wait around for opportunity to come knocking. I prefer to just build my own door and open it.” CONNECT WITH JAY Website | https://jayalders.com Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/jayalders/ YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/jayalders LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayalders/ WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:56] Getting to know Jay. [3:42] Jay's artistic journey and how children's influenced it. [11:14] Jay's most significant lesson he learned after losing his gallery. [13:45] Mixing paint and writing. [17:05] The moment Jay realized that he wanted to be an artist for the rest of his life. [19:31] The role of creativity in an artist's life. [22:32] Jay's creative process. [27:00] Artistic blocks and how to over them. [32:18] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [33:15] How music has influenced his art. [36:30] Jay, the storyteller painter. [51:27] The digital era and the new generation of artists. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.Notes here

From having a life of adventure to turning his life into a unique experience; this is Kirk Williams's story. After suffering an accident that left him quadriplegic, Kirk figured out ways to travel the world helping others in the same situation. A trip through South America made him see the reality in underdeveloped countries, where people in wheelchairs often face difficulties in their transportation or do not have the necessary medical care. In this episode, we will hear the story of Kirk, an inspiring story, that beyond touching your heart, Kirk hopes will be an inspiration for your life. ABOUT KIRK WILLIAMS Kirk Williams is an adventure photographer, adaptive sports guru, world traveler, and C6/7 quadriplegic. His quest for adventure has taken him to the far reaches of the globe behind the wheel of his custom-designed adapted campervan. With a camera in hand and a story to tell, Kirk hopes to use social media to promote both what's possible as a quadriplegic and raise awareness about global mobility. Whether it's surfing in Costa Rica, fishing in Patagonia, or ATV riding in AK, Kirk loves to try it all-all while campaigning to bring wheelchairs to people around the world who couldn't acquire one otherwise. CONNECT WITH KIRK Website | www.ImpactOverland.com Instagram | @Impact.Overland WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [2:07] Meet Kirk Williams. [4:04] Kirk talks about his accident and how he felt. [16:04] Kirk's breakdown moment. [20:10] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [20:59] The importance of a positive mindset. [27:34] The impact Kirk wants to make on the world. [37:22] The first night Kirk spent alone in his traveling van. [48:19] Kirk's next venture. [55:10] Where to find Kirk. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Herbal medicine has been considered taboo in different countries around the world to the point of being illegal. In the Amazon and South American communities, we can find expert tribes in the creation and use of these medicines, considering them as part of their culture and very proud of it, to the point that the use of these medicines is common. In this episode, we will have Erebus as a guest. This man has named himself after the Greek god of chaos, but you will see that his intentions are nothing more than to help people and make the world a better place. Erebus will tell us about his experiences living in the Amazon and learning from the most amazing tribes about medicinal plants. He will talk about why people use cannabis more now than before, the reason why pharmaceutical medicines have a high price. Also, we will dive into what is behind the contempt of drugs in the USA. You can't miss this episode! ABOUT EREBUS Erebus is an inner dimensional voyager devoted to studying plant medicines, he is a certified herbalist, entrepreneur, alchemist, and metaphysician. Also a father and husband, Erebus finds time to study the mysteries veiled around shamanism and esotericism, who’s spirit incarnated here to leave a positive impact on the planet and it’s inhabitants. CONNECT WITH EREBUS Instagram | @sentientbotanics Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/sentientbotanics  www.sentientbotanics.com WHAT YOU'LL HEAR [1:26] Getting to know Erebus. [4:16] Erebus education behind plant medicine. [5:14] Extraction: the process of concentrating the medicinal parts of the plants. [9:16] Erebus experience with an amazon tribe. [16:03] The holistic and the US culture. [18:57] Why Erebus fell in love with herbalism. [26:37] Plant medicine and COVID. [31:23] The breakthrough that needs to happen to embrace psychoactive medicines. [42:15] Join the UNcivilized nation [42:50] The practical uses of cannabis. [48:20] How to deal with anxiety without medication. [57:20] Using cannabis to heal traumas. [1:01:41] Connect with Erebus. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Men have our own way. Of thinking. Moving. And being. When we recognize that and work from this place of truth, much of the confusion about what it means to be a man drops away. In this solo episode I break down The Five Pillars of UNcivilized Masculinity and go over each one. 1. Strength 2. Presence 3. Responsibility 4. Obsession 5. Competency You’ll walk away from this episode with an easy map to follow for your own journey as a man. If you’re not a man, this episode will still be insightful for you to understand how men live in the world — especially UNcivilized men.

"We are in the midst of the greatest mental health crisis the world has ever seen."- Connor Beaton. Since 2019 we have been dealing with the Covid pandemic, even this year, which has been a radical lifestyle change for millions of people worldwide. The human being was born to live in society and now is being forced to live in isolation. In this episode, we will have a special guest who has influenced a lot in men's work, even in my life; Connor Beaton. We will talk about how we as men can generate a change in society concerning mental health, the mental health in men, how technology and misinformation affect our perception, and how to work on our nervous system to tolerate high-stress situations. ABOUT CONNOR BEATON He is first and foremost a Leader - Connor firmly believes that in order to achieve excellence in what you do, you must be effective at helping others achieve excellence in what they do. Connor feels privileged to have a wide breadth of experience working globally across diverse cultures and industries from Classical Music, Small Business Owner, Retail, and Technology. The extent of his work experience includes - Sales Management, Sales Training, B2B, Account Management, Leading Sales Cycles, E-Commerce, Talent Development, Presentation, and Public Speaking. Core Strengths: Sales, Talent Development, Project Management, Account Management, Building Effective Teams, and Client Relations. CONNECT WITH CONNOR Website | connorbeaton.com Instagram | @mantalks Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/connor.beaton.1 Twitter | @ConnorBeaton LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/connorbeaton/ WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:53] Getting to know Connor and Traver. [3:42] Connor's thoughts on mental health during Covid. [7:06] Learn how to deal with challenges during Covid. [8:10] How to deal with acute issues during isolation. [16:34] Trust your intuition in an uninformed world. [25:38] The dead age of social cohesion. [34:03] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [33:35] Acknowledging pain throughout the chaos. [47:40] Driving your pain. [52:44] Addictions during the quarantine. [59:11] Where to find Connor. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

All diversities and differences must be respected. The differences exist. Differences of opinion, thinking, acting, cultural, political, social, gender, and even race. All differences merit respect. Today's guest Shannon Rohrer-Phillips met us in this episode. She has an amazing voice on matters such as race, gender, and women empowerment. What can we do as a country to come together, the different roles we can develop in our lives, how to reconnect with our deeper selves to heal shame and blame. Those are some of the topics you will hear in today's episode. ABOUT SHANNON ROHRER-PHILLIPS Shannon is a social entrepreneur, speaker and producer. Shannon is the Founder & CEO of the Voice + Visibility Women’s Summit (VVWS) in Sarasota, FL. The VVWS convenes diverse, cross sector female leaders with a mission to empower women, expand networks & opportunities, and elevate the voices of diverse women. She is a social entrepreneur with three decades of experience in public and private sector collaboration, fundraising and diversity, EQUITY and inclusion work in healthcare, education and business. Shannon created the Bridge Builders, Diversity Equity and Inclusion training programs to equip leaders and businesses with results driven solutions. Shannon received her BA from Colgate University, and a Master’s in Social Work from Smith College School for Social Work. She received the Manasota Black Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur of the Year Award in 2019. Shannon is a sought after speaker and consultant. She lives in Sarasota, FL with her husband Neil, two teenage sons and a growing tribe of pets. CONNECT WITH SHANNON Instagram | @Shannonrpllc LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-rohrer-phillips-68836914/ Youtube | www.youtube.com/channel/UCvO4CKPpqRQumA1aXRzDCIQ?view_as=subscriber WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [2:04] Getting to know Shannon. [2:37] What has influenced Shannon's journey. [7:10] Navigating 2020 racial line. [10:19] Racism and political drama. [16:38] Talking to kids about racial upheaval. [20:52] Pushing women to be leaders. [24:26] Women and Covid. [27:20] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [28:08] The victim role. [36:18] Women stepping in the masculine. [43:18] How to heal ourselves culturally. [47:51] The grief role. [50:42] Reconnecting to your deeper self. [53:17] Where to find Shannon. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Empower yourself. As men, we have always been civilized to repress our masculinity, our body, so as not to look like pigs or deprived when it comes to our sexuality. Creating many men traumas and complexes on this subject. In today's episode with Chris Bale, we will talk about masculinity, what it is, how to achieve it, how to overcome trauma through it. You will learn that worshiping your body will give you confidence in yourself. It will give you security about who you are as a man. Get ready to receive a dose of masculinity in this episode. You are going to love it! ⁠Take our free 60-second quiz to find out if your Nice Guy tendencies are sabotaging your relationships⁠. ABOUT CHRIS BALE Spiritual Mentor & Guide - Master Energy Worker. Acupuncturist - Medical Qigong - Sexual Alchemist Chris is an Internationally-known Spiritual Mentor and Master Energy-Worker. He is an ignitor of that which is real, and an illuminator of that which has been forgotten. He is a reminder. He has an extensive education in many different modalities of energy practices; including Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Medical QiGong, Reiki, Pranic Healing, & Sexual Alchemy. Over the years, Chris has gathered an extensive amount of experiential understanding of the masculine and feminine energies, and shares his knowledge in his own unique voice, to assist and guide others into deeper consciousness and embodiment - Offering potent mentoring for men, and transformative energy work sessions for women. Chris holds an extremely potent and transformative energetic frequency, which can be felt in his presence, and is the core of his transmission work. Compassionate patience, accompanied by an UNWAVERING deliverance of consciousness & truth in its rawest and most penetrating forms; Chris gets right to the core of the collective-trauma and conditionings which has taken up residence in each one of us. CONNECT WITH CHRIS Instagram | @chrisbaleawakened Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/chris.bale.33633 WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:43] Chris nomad life. [6:19] What drew Chris' path in the world. [10:14] Chris' journey into masculinity. [15:27] Breaking down the meaning of uncalibrated man. [17:25] What does embodiment mean for Chris. [19:57] The depth of presence. [25:55] Worship your body, feel your genitals. [32:51] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [33:25] The difference between men and women traumas. [40:10] What does it mean to "Stay clean." [44:43] How to find your purpose. [47:27] Why distractions don't let men awake. [55:58] Where to find Chris. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Imagine being exploring nature and suddenly being hit by a hurricane in the Caribbean, but most importantly, having survived and been able to tell your experience not only through words but also through a film. This is the short story of today's guest, Michael Lees. In this episode, you will hear the amazing story of Michael who, after surviving Hurricane Maria in Dominica, released his film, which he called Uncivilized, and of course, when I found out about this, I loved the idea of ​​doing an episode with him and listening to his story. We will discover what led Michael to live primitively in nature, how he felt during and after the hurricane. He will share with us the testimonies of the people he was able to interview. We will talk about the differences of living in a developed and a non-developed country, and As you know, we will talk about that and much more. ABOUT MICHAEL Michael Lees is a Dominican filmmaker and photographer whose work explores themes of survival, environmentalism, spirituality, and island life, aiming to connect the dots in the “bigger picture.” Michael attended UNC-Chapel Hill, where he spent the first half of his college career studying business at the Kenan-Flagler Business School, later switching his major from business to film. Never one to shy away from bold decisions, in 2017, Michael embarked on his latest project, UNCIVILIZED, which would lead him into the forests of Dominica, where he would eventually face Category 5 Hurricane Maria alone in the forest, in a palm leaf and bamboo hut. Lees has written, shot, and edited for clients ranging from Billboard to UNICEF. Much of his inspiration is drawn from his home island, Dominica, and an insatiable curiosity about the world around him. CONNECT WITH MICHAEL Personal Website | michaelleesmedia.com Film Website | uncivilizedfilm.com Personal Instagram | @mike_please Film Instagram | @uncivilizedfilm Facebook: @michaelleesmedia | @uncivilizedfilm WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:32] A filmmaker based in Dominica: Getting to know Michael. [2:13] The idea behind Uncivilized, the film. [2:57] From business manager to a filmmaker. [4:05] What doesn't work about the system now. [9:50] Discovering nature in Dominica. [13:33] Hurricane Maria attack: Michael's feelings and thoughts. [19:55] Adapting to survive. [24:12 The moment he got back to society. [26:31] Join the UNcivilized Nation. [31:12] The magic wound: What would Michael change in Dominica and the USA. [35:23] Why USA people are obsessed with technology [43:58] What footprint in the world Michael wants to leave. [50:02] Michael's next projects. [52:15] Where to find Michael. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

What's meant for you will come even if you step off. What's not, won't come even if you step in. In this episode, you will meet Danh Trang. He is a man who has found his passion in the business world. As the son of immigrant parents, Danh learned about entrepreneurship from a young age,  finding his path in the world of business and technology. This is an episode that you cannot miss. We will talk about the challenges he has overcome by having achondroplasia, the driving force that has led him to be a serial entrepreneur, how he has reached a point of success. Also, he will share the story of how he met the love of his life who is now his fiancée. ABOUT DANH TRANG He won the genetic jackpot. He was born with achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism that occurs in 1 out of every 40,000 births. Overcoming the schoolyard bullying and living in an average-height world, he has become deeply empathetic, resilient, ingenuitive, and goal-oriented (on and off the field). Graduated w/ honors in Finance & CompSci from UPenn/Wharton, traded markets at the world’s largest hedge fund (Bridgewater Associates), scaled an SF fintech startup (Blend) from 15 to 400 employees, and now running a mind-body and social-emotional wellness company impacting hundreds of thousands of educators and students (Breathe For Change). He has run the Boston Marathon every year since 2014 and has improved his best time by over 73 minutes. CONNECT WITH DANH Website | www.danhtrang.com/ Instagram | @danhtrang09 Breathe For Change | www.breatheforchange.com/ WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:27] Passionate in business and helping others: Getting to know Danh. [2:02] Divine intervention: Danh talks about how he got into the business world. [7:46] Bringing magic to the world through entrepreneurship. [11:17] The driving force behind Danh's success. [16:05] Walking into Danh entrepreneurial Journey. [24:02] Danh talks about Breathe for Change and the moment he met his fiancée. [31:28] Not getting started: The biggest mistake for entrepreneurs. [37:57] What does it mean living with achondroplasia. [46:36] The seven questions will help grow your business. [51:10] Where to find Danh. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

In this solo, unedited freestyle episode, I share with you the three powerful frames you can adopt immediately to turn 2021 into your best year yet. Enjoy, Traver

How good is your relationship with money? Do you guys get along? Or do you keep distance from each other? Having a good relationship with money entails good management, challenges, mindset and ... maybe having a coach to teach us how to achieve it. For this episode, we will have Joetta Johnson, a financial coach whom I met 5 years ago in my search to create a good relationship with money and learn to manage it. From her, I learned so many things including the ones we will talk about in today's episode. We talked about: How to overcome shame when we talk about money, money as the root of all evil, and she will share with us the story of how she helped a man to overcome a million-dollar debt just in few months. Do not miss this incredible episode cause you will learn to relate better to money. ABOUT JOETTA JOHNSON Joetta is a financial coach who specializes in working with couples and entrepreneurs — helping them dial in their personal and business finances, fund a more abundant life, and grow their income and net worth while growing themselves. Her unique style of financial management puts the fun back in finance, both personally and professionally. With an established background in personal and corporate finance, Joetta blends the practical aspect of finances with the magical — how to partner up with the cosmos to transform your money psychology and build your own definition of wealth. Joetta has worked with hundreds of couples and entrepreneurs all over the world, from diverse backgrounds, who wanted to get more out of their financial lives and create something extraordinary with money. CONNECT WITH JOETTA JOHNSON Website | www.priestessoffinance.com Instagram | @priestessoffinance Facebook | www.facebook.com/priestessoffinance WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:53] The financial coach: Getting to know Joetta. [3:54] The stewardship of resources. [5:44] Joetta's own experience with money. [8:20] Recognizing the challenges: Joetta talks about the first steps to improve your relationship with money. [10:00] Joetta shares with us the best book to start in the money journey. [10:48] People's main money blocker. [14:27] The money talk: The differences between men and women. [16:46] Men's money resentment. [19:20] Money is the root of all evil?: Breaking the belief. [23:55] Expanding the opportunities through economic challenges. [30:38] Joetta explains the relationship with the money. [34:09] The shame around money. [39:42] Not the perfect match: Joetta explains how debts can affect people. [49:08] The one million dollars man story. [54:42] Where to find Joetta. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Life is a roller coaster full of challenges, tragedies, joys, and sorrows that bring us experiences, whether negative or positive. In today's episode, we will have a guest who takes advantage of the lows he suffered to become a leader in the eyes of many men in search of help and advice. Today's guest is Alan Crawford. After suffering a divorce, reaching the point of living with his parents, and suffering from depression, drug, and financial problems, today he is the leader of the men's group Uncivilized Nation Liverpool. In this episode, we will hear Alan's story, his journey, and learn what it takes to become a true leader. ABOUT ALAN CRAWFORD Alan is a Counsellor / Therapist in private practice, working with individuals, couples, and groups in person and online. He also teaches counseling to the therapists of tomorrow. He is passionate about helping people to understand themselves, their feelings, needs, patterns, and struggles. To heal their wounds and traumas and grow towards their full potential, the fullest expression of who they are as human beings. He has worked extensively in the field of addiction and recovery for over a decade. Now he enjoys supporting a diverse range of clients to connect more deeply with their own experience. To trust themselves, take responsibility for their own lives, and live those lives more fully in the present moment with a greater sense of meaning, purpose, and fulfillment. Alan is an avid meditator and practicing Zen Buddhist, a strength training enthusiast, nature lover, Father, and Musician. He is also a Man UNcivilized, a Team Leader within the UNcivilized Nation, and responsible for starting the first UNcivilized group in Europe (in his home town of Liverpool, England). Overcoming depression and addiction in his early 20s sent Alan on a path of healing, consciousness, and connecting with his heart. It was only after his divorce and losing everything in his early 30s that he came to own his power and begin the path towards becoming an integrated, actualized man. A Man UNcivilized. Alan is deeply grateful for Traver and his mission, mentorship, and inspiration. CONNECT WITH ALAN Website | www.alancrawfordcounselling.co.uk Instagram | @alancrawfordcounselling UNcivilized Liverpool | @uncivilizedliverpool Facebook | www.facebook.com/AlanCrawfordCounselling Email | [email protected] WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [1:43] Getting to know Alan. [2:30] Alan's Journey: from rock bottom to become a therapist and leader. [6:03] After living with his parents, Alan shared how he decided to move on in his life. [9:13] Alan talks about the state of man mental health in the UK. [11:49] Alan's work with men to help them release from their shadows. [15:15] Alan's leadership process. [19:58] Launching Uncivilized Liverpool process. [24:00] Start your own men's group. [25:02] Men's embracing the group. [31:08] What Alan hopes for the future of Uncivilized Liverpool [32:35] Therapist background used in leadership. [36:18] Where to find Alan. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

In our outer world, we can have everything; money, fame, strength, beauty, and still be empty inside, without feeling anything, without having anything that makes us feel complete or even happy. Suffering from internal wounds that we have not taken the time to heal and that we have created a shell so strong that we have not allowed ourselves to cry. This is a beautiful episode of self-improvement, an episode that tells a fascinating transition story about the life of Andy Petranek. Andy, an ex-marine, entrepreneur, and coach, is also my mentor, whom I appreciate so much and wanted to invite him today so that he can tell us his story. A man with a fascinating outer life who struggled with internal problems that led him to suffer from depression and panic attacks, thus leading to the business of his life to decline. ABOUT ANDY PETRANEK Andy Petranek is a life and leadership coach who’s been helping people create greater levels of confidence, joy, fulfillment, and success in their lives for over 25 years. He was the founder of one of the first 10 CrossFit affiliates in the world in 2004 - CrossFit Los Angeles. And he is the co-founder of the Whole Life Challenge - a global, six-week, online game people play with others to see how much of a long-term impact they can have on their overall health, fitness, and well being. Through the Challenge, Andy has impacted the lives of over 200,000 people over the past 8 years and has helped thousands of gyms, fitness trainers, and health practitioners use it to improve the health and well-being of their clients. He has also helped hundreds of small and medium-sized companies use the Challenge as a team-building and health-producing wellness event for their employees. Andy is a former United States Marine, was a semi-professional trumpet player, a Red Bull sponsored athlete in the sport of adventure racing, one of about 70 qualified competitors in the CrossFit Games in 2009, and has experienced adventure all over the world mountaineering, whitewater kayaking, mountain biking, outrigger paddling, and snowboarding. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife Julia, son Dashel, and their two dogs, Odie and Bella. CONNECT WITH ANDY Instagram | @andypetranek Facebook | www.facebook.com/andypetranek LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/andypetranek/ WHAT YOU WILL HEAR [3:20] Andy talks about how actions can affect other people's lives. [9:53] The feeling of emptiness: A 53 years old Andy talks about his life transition. [22:50] After suffering from depression and panic attacks, Andy shares about the work he had to do to over it. [25:58] How to be okay as a human. [30:10] Coming out of the depths: Andy shares the story about how opening a coaching school gave him a new life purpose. [36:26] Andy talks about the patter and identity issues he suffered during his transition. [38:54] A deeper work out: Andy talks about how he wanted to change more than people's bodies; he wanted to change their lives. [55:48] Where to find Andy. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Join me as I delve into three key relationship questions that men need to know how to answer and the beautiful conversation that follows surrounding boundaries and hard conversations.

Have you ever found yourself looking at Youtube at 3 am, watching conspiracy theory videos, or even preparing chocolate pudding at 4 am because you lost control over your life? If so, man, do I have an episode for you. This was quite an unusual episode where I had the pleasure of speaking to my favorite Kiwi in all the world, Mike Campbell. Mike and I were recording this episode for each other's podcast and: we both hosted it. So you will hear more about me and listen to my thoughts about global hatchets and every day topics that affect men's lives. We talked about how we show up more for our community, family, and even ourselves. The importance of taking care of us. Why do we make self-judgments. How compassion can save lives, and many other interesting subjects which will help you to take control over your life and help others to take control of their lives too. ABOUT MIKE CAMPBELL Men’s Coach, author, and creator of The Everyday Legends Academy program for men, Mike Campbell, helps everyday men build legendary relationships; with himself, his partner, and his world. Mike's skills and passion sit in making personal development easy to understand, simple to implement, and motivating to execute, so everyday men can better help themselves and others. He does this with a lovingly caring heart, and a firm strong hand - a flowing balance between supporting men with compassion and calling them forward to integrity. CONNECT WITH MIKE Instagram | www.instagram.com/mikecampbellmc/ Facebook |  www.facebook.com/mikecampbellmancoach WHAT YOU WILL HEAR 3:39 From Australia to New Zealand: Getting to know Mike. 6:37 The OG UNcivilized man: Getting to know Traver. 7:54 Men's third paradigm. 9:26 How to show up more for your community, family, and yourself. 14:20 The importance of taking care of yourself. 20:07 Self-sabotage and self-judgment and a self-growth barrier. 24:21 How to lead in hatchets times. 30:36 Join the UNcivilized Nation. 35:00 Creating safety through certain. 40:26 Using compassion to help others. 46:29 How to create a compassion revolution by using leadership 58:42 Where to find Mike. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Our inner child is often hurt, our inner child suffers, our inner child desperately cries out for support, love, and understanding,  and we do not listen. Many of our traumas comes from the inner child we all have, who has suffered since we betrayed him many times and our adult side has not known how to take care of and to heal the wounds properly. Christine Hassler, in addition to being an expert in relationships and spiritual psychology, is an expert in trauma. In this episode, we will learn from Christine how to heal our inner child, how to heal traumas to be able to enjoy better life. We will talk about relationships, about reparenting yourself, how to first repair yourself, and why she has faith in relationships despite many people are freaking tired of them. Enjoy this pleasant conversation with Christine. ABOUT CHRISTINE HASSLER: Christine Hassler is a Master coach, facilitator and speaker with over 15 years of experience. She is the best-selling author of three books, most recently Expectation Hangover: Free Yourself From Your Past, Change your Present and Get What you Really Want and is the host of top-rated podcast “Over it and On With It” where she coaches people live on the show. Christine is known globally for her ability to identify what is holding someone back and compassionately guide them to clarity. She also works with companies and organizations to increase the productivity and decrease the stress of their employees. Christine has a Masters degree in Spiritual Psychology and implements elements of NLP, psychology, spirituality, science and a lot of her own diverse life experience into her work. She’s appeared on: The Today Show, CNN, ABC, CBS, FOX, E!, Style, and The New York Times. Christine believes once we get out of our own way, we can show up to make the meaningful impact we are here to make. Visit her online at www.christinehassler.com CONNECT WITH CHRISTINE: Instagram | @christinehassler Facebook | www.facebook.com/christinehasslerpage/ Podcast |  http://christinehassler.com/itunes WHAT YOU'LL HEAR: 1:37 Getting to know Christine Hassler 3:16 Why people are scared to look at the roots of their trauma 5:20 Why we should take action on our traumas 8:43 Christine explains the inner child work. 13:04 How to reparent yourself to heal. 14:51 Betraying our inner child. 19:33 How to repair yourself and others. 26:40 Christine's point of view about the feminist movement and the men's culture shift. 31:11 Join the UNcivilized Nation 33:04 What man need to do in a relationship 41:45 "Is nice to get to a point where you don't tolerate shitty relationships" Why Christine has faith in stable relationships. 48:05 Christine's advice for men looking for a conscious woman. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

The parenthood journey is an experience full of emotions and new challenges. For some, becoming parents is an easy experience, but for others, it may seem like an impossible experience to achieve. For today's episode, we will have one of the sweetest stories, and today's guest, Matt Aporta, will be the one to share it with us. The journey of Matt and his wife towards parenthood was a difficult road, full of barriers, that step by step, they were overcoming. From not being able to have children of their own, to adoption, and the multiple trips to court with the daily fear that their little son "Angel" would be taken away from them. Listen to the whole story on today's episode. About Matt: Matt Aporta is a proud dad through Foster Adoption to his three year old son Angel and just as proud of a husband to wife @marybethlarue. He's the VP of Sales for  @beekeepers_naturals . They recently located to the mountaintop of Colorado after fifteen years in Los Angeles. He loves being outside, spending time with my family, cooking, a good bourbon and road trips. CONNECT WITH MATT Matt Instagram | @matt_aporta Matt's Wife Instagram | @marybethlarue WHAT YOU'LL HEAR 2:43 The beginning of Matt's parenthood journey. 18:33 Meeting their baby boy, Angel. 25:34 "We were scared that someone would take away our child": Matt talks about the barriers they had to face to become Angel's legal parents. 33:00 The court process: After taking their baby home, the hardest challenge appeared; the biological father wanting his baby back. 40:00 The moment of celebration: Matt shared with us how he felt after finishing the adoption process. 41:10 Join the UNcivilized nation. 42:11 "It was the ultimate test": Matt talks about how they as a couple faced those challenges. 49:05 What people should know about being a foster parent. 51:08 Matt talk about what he loves about being a parent. 53:10 Matt advice for people considering adoption. 58:03 Where to find Matt and his wife. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more. FOSTER CARE RESOURCES https://www.cdss.ca.gov/inforesources/foster-care/foster-care-and-adoptive-resource

Another question from you all. Is the Uncivilized man monogamous? Let’s explore the idea of undomesticated sexuality and personal choice. Buckle up for this one.

When we talk about addictions, alcohol may be the most common due to the legality and acceptance of it in our society, but it is still a terrible addiction that can end up destroying lives. Today's guest is Laura McKowen, an ex alcohol addict, who after going through the bitter moment of losing her daughter due to alcohol excess on a wedding night, hit rock bottom and began a journey to sobriety, a journey full of ups and downs that has led her to be an amazing writer, teacher, and author. About Laura: Laura McKowen had a long, successful career in public relations and the Mad Men–Esque drinking culture of advertising. After getting sober, she quickly became recognized as a fresh voice in recovery, beloved for her soulful and irreverent writing online and in print. She now leads sold-out retreats and courses, teaching people how to say yes to a bigger life. She lives outside Boston, Massachusetts with her daughter. Laura writes an award-winning blog and hosted the iTunes Top 100 HOME podcast. She has been featured in The New York Times, The Guardian, WebMD, Psychology Today, the TODAY show, The Doctors, and more. Laura has an MBA from Babson College and spent 15 years in advertising managing million-dollar accounts for Fortune 100 companies before transitioning to writing and teaching. She’s the founder of several online programs for sobriety and personal development, The Luckiest Club, a sobriety support community, and she teaches workshops and retreats all over the U.S. Her first book, We Are The Luckiest: The Surprising Magic of a Sober Life, released in January 2020 and was an instant bestseller. Laura is represented by Jamie Carr at The Book Group. Connect with Laura: Instagram: @Laura_McKowen Website: theluckiestclub.com What you'll hear: 1:42 Meditation time. 3:20 What is Laura creating and building in this world. 7:00 "If I can stay this way everything is gonna be okay". Laura talks about her addiction story. 14:38 Laura's realization moment. 18:38 Alcohol drowning Laura's inner writer. 24:03 The hardest and easiest part of sobriety. 29:41 The loneliness feeling behind Laura's addiction. 33:56 Join the UNcivilized nation. 34:48 Laura's thoughts about sobriety and pain. 41:02 The inspiration behind The Luckiest Club. 42:44 "To achieve something alcohol doesn't have a place in your life". Laura's advise. 46:30 Laura talks about leading addictions during covid. 51:52 Where to find Laura 52:08 Support Laura. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

We have all gone through that moment where we look at ourselves in the mirror and face those ugly thoughts that we have about ourselves. Imagine one day waking up and going to that mirror and not knowing your own body, having doubts about your gender, and even hating yourself for the simple fact of being in the wrong body. That is what many people in the transgender community experience. Ben Wallace, our guest, is a transgender man who was not the exception to go through that unpleasant moment. Ben will talk to us about his personal experience of how he went from being known as Rachel to being who he really has always been, Ben Wallace. About Ben Wallace: Gentle Ben is an advocate, songwriter, speaker, and catalyst for compassion. He is a man of transgender experience, who shares his story in service to all people who are open to opening their hearts to the wisdom of the trans experience. In 2017 he was the subject of a documentary film called Real Boy, which premiered on PBS. The film followed his journey through early transition, as well as the difficult process that his mother went through in releasing the expectations that she had for who her daughter would grow up to become. Since then he has spoken on stages and in classrooms all over the world, on a mission to make the conversation about transgender people personal. Currently, he’s in school- studying psychology with the aspiration of becoming a psychotherapist. He’s an emerging men’s work facilitator whose invitation to other men is simple; allow yourselves to be transformed by a transgender man, just as you would any other brother. Connect with Ben: Instagram | @gentle.ben Website | gentlebenmusic.com What you'll hear: 2:04 Ben story. 8:02 Ben talks about his family's reaction when he was younger. 9:41 "Trauma does not invalidate the experience of transness". 11:16 Ben talks about his parents' acceptance. 12:25 Ben talks about his self-discovering: "I didn't feel a connection with my body while I was looking at myself in the mirror". 18:48 The scariest part of Ben's transition. 29:46 Join the UNcivilized nation. 30:48 Reactions: Ben experiences men and women's reactions to his transition. 33:05 "My transition was complete the moment I decided to just step into the truth of who I am". Ben talks about his transition. 33:56 The difference between living as a man and living as a woman. 38:46 The hardest challenge Ben had to face 45:22 Where to find Ben. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Our body is our temple, and that is why we must take care of it, not only externally but also from the inside; that's when food makes its stellar entrance. Food is important because it is what provides us energy and what keeps our bodies working. Today's guest, Marlon Aitcheson, is not only a healthy food chef but also a vegan, an immigrant, and a black man in the United States who without having been in a culinary school and with all the adversities that he has gone through in his life, today is a private chef with amazing talent. Connect with Marlon Instagram | @m_aitcheson What you'll hear: 1:37 Marlon's invitation into the vegan lifestyle. 8:17 "I never been in a culinary school": How Marlon discover his talent 13:04 Family black sheep: Marlon's family reaction about him becoming vegan. 17:22 Steps to start eating healthier 20:43 Join the UNcivilized nation. 21:38 Shifting the mentality about eating healthy. 28:36 Microwave and fast food: the enemy of American cuisine 32:13 Marlon talks about veganism in the black community 37:01 Marlon story about being an immigrant black man in the USA 51:00 Follow your dreams: Marlon's advice. 50:03 Where to find Marlon. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

In this episode I break down the main ideas behind living your life and not the one society has prescribed for you.

There's a place where the physical, emotional, spiritual, and energy boundaries touch each other and that creates contact. This contact is important because it is the one that is going to create a connection between every being, and that is what our today's guest is going to be talking about. The first-class healer Duey Freeman and I had an incredible conversation about contact, the power, and control in a relationship, and the creation of trust in them through trauma. I recommend you to not miss this episode because it is going to blow your mind. ⁠Take our free 60-second quiz to find out if your Nice Guy tendencies are sabotaging your relationships⁠. About Duey Freeman: Duey Freeman, MA, LPC is co-founder of the Gestalt Equine Institute of the Rockies, director of the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies, and owner of his psychotherapy private practice. After teaching for 24 years at Naropa University he has decided to move in a more creative direction. Most recently and in collaboration with Kimberly Beck M Ed he has created: The Coming Home Project and Relational Rewilding Retreats. As a licensed psychotherapist, teacher, and consultant, Duey has extensive training and experience in gestalt therapy, equine therapy, family therapy, bioenergetIcs, and counseling with children and adolescents. In 1982, Duey joined and revived the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies, he co-founded the Gestalt Equine Institute of the Rockies in 2008. This institute sprang out of the need for thorough training in working relationally with horses as therapeutic partners. GEIR is one of the only Institutes that require competence therapeutically as well as competence in relational horsemanship. Duey joined Naropa in 1992 and has been extensively involved in the creation of the Gestalt, Human Development, and Family Systems programs. He has helped to develop the Equine section of the Wilderness Therapy certification and degree. He taught for the University of Northern Colorado, traveling across Colorado teaching and working with school systems supporting teachers to better understand and work with the children they teach. Before working in higher education Duey was a therapist in the school system and a principal of a school. Throughout the year, Duey partners with professional therapists and skilled horsemen and women throughout the country and world to provide psychotherapy, Gestalt Equine Psychotherapy, parenting, and human development workshops, and Relational Horsemanship classes. Some of Duey's partners include Joan Rieger, Duane Mullner, Erika Friess, Megan Powers, Rosemary Wyndham-Jones, Rob Pliskin, Kristi Moon, Kimberly Beck, and Amy and Steve LeSatz. Connect with Duey Email | [email protected] Website | dueyfreeman.org What you'll hear: 1:38 "What I want is the people to be powerful": Duey talks about the definition of power. 3:51 Power and control in a relationship 5:46 The definition of contact by Duey Freeman 9:38 Making contact through trauma 14:35 Creating trust to create a connection. 20:11 The safety in relationships 30:47 The difference between a man and a woman's life experiences 34:27 Duey advice to create an opening sensation in a relationship 36:58 Man's challenges to create openness in a relationship 42:00 The men's softness structure. 51:00 Join the UNcivilized nation 52:04 Healing through trauma 1:11:06 Humans as prey and predators. 1:21:34 Why men are so obsessed with the analogy. 1:28:28 Where to find Duey. ⁠Take our free 60-second quiz to find out if your Nice Guy tendencies are sabotaging your relationships⁠.

Therapy, a practice that most men reject for fear of being seen as weak. The "animal man culture" has taught men to never ask for help no matter how bad the circumstances are; those men are struggling whether it's with depression, anxiety, or another mental illness;  and they are suffering in silence. Mental illnesses do not discriminate, they can affect the weakest person to the strongest and you will never imagine that even the most smiling person may be suffering from depression. Just like in the case of today's guest Jennings Hester, a division one football player in Alabama, an amazing athlete with all the charisma in the world was suffering from depression and anxiety, who would have thought, huh? Jennings will share his story with us and his beginning in this new man movement that he has been creating where therapy was the starter to their transformation and his mentality shift was the beginning of a new life. About Jennings: As an athlete, Jennings has dedicated his life to sports. After a problematic hamstring injury, University of Alabama sophomore linebacker Jennings Hester planned the end his football career. Due to the injury, depression, and anxiety appeared in his life, and after a fishing day and "out-of-body" experience, Jennings discovered a way of meditation which would then become his next big project: Fishing the Good Fight, a company dedicated to raise awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding Men's Mental Health. In addition to his work in men's health with Fishing the Good Fight, Jennings also manages all West Catapult Sports and XOS Digital sales to Division I Football and Baseball Programs as well as provides programs with the complete sports technology stack including wearable devices and coaching video tools. Connect with Jennings Hester: Instagram | @fishingthegoodfight Website | www.fishingthegoodfight.org What you will hear: 2:13 "The mission is helping men with mental illness". Jenning talks about his company: Fishing the Good Fight. 3:26 Dealing with anxiety and depression: Jennings' story. 4:42 "You are a piece of shit". Jennings talks about how mental illness can affect your life. 10:48 Man and therapy: Jennings talks about the resistance of man to therapy 16:21 The beginning of Fishing the Good Fight. 23:21 Men taking action about mental illness. 25:48 Fishing as a way of meditation 31:18 Join the UNcivilized nation. 32:06 Fishing the Good Fight: The creation, biggest misconception, and future. 42:28 How to talk about mental health: Hester's advises. 51:55 Where to find Jenning Hester. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

"I'm done, I'll quit my job and move to the forest", that's exactly what Kalle Flodin did. After looking for a cabin to have as a summer home, Kalle fell in love with it,  and his next step was to buy it without expecting that this place would become his home, where he lives now with his girlfriend and their puppy, leaving behind the days of cold and loneliness that he suffered at first. In this conversation, Kalle and I talked a lot about his life in the woods, about how it's not just  the typical wood's life, it's how Kalle adapted it to him with technology and also how he started to generate several incomes. You may ask: how does he live in the woods? Well, press play and find it out. About Kalle Flodin: My name is Kalle and in the year 2018, I left my full-time job and apartment in Stockholm to live a simple and more meaningful life in the northern parts of Sweden. On Youtube, I share videos and tell stories about simple living, minimalism, personal development, and much more. My wish is to inspire others to also take a leap of faith and escape the rat race to pursue your dreams. Connect with Kalle: YouTube | youtube.com/kalleflodin Instagram | @kalleflodin Patreon | kalleflodin What you'll hear: 1:59 I quit!: Kalle talks about the moment he decided to move out to the woods. 8:59 Kalle's first days in his new home. 11:22 His family and friends support. 14:14 Not another one of the bunch: Kalle talks about why he always wanted to make something different with his life 18:02 The genius behind the content creation: What inspires him. 22:08 Generating incomes while living in the woods. 28:03 Join the UNcivilized nation. 29:06 Loneliness and mental health 33:48 The balance between social media and real life. 36:52 From Denver to Sweden: The moment his girlfriend Cristina moved out with him. 39:17 "Communication has been important": Kalle talks about how his relationship with his girlfriend has been. 44:27 The most unexpected challenges and highlights that Kalle had to face. 48:40 Food in the woods: How they eat and where they buy their food if they're living so far away from the city. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

In this episode we dive into where you may be losing time, energy and attention, and how you can stop doing that immediately!   Enjoy.   Traver

Talking about religion isn't easy, it's a delicate topic since each human being has their own beliefs, but what happens when religion is usually taught in a mandatory way to the point of causing deep wounds to those who based their faith on it? Exactly, it becomes toxic spirituality. Today's guest Marc-Henri Sandoz will tell us his life's story and how it led him to write the book "Toxic Jesus: My journey from holy shit to spiritual healing". We will talk about his journey as an evangelical pastor, the wounds left on him by his spirituality, the moment when he had to have his leg amputated, and how he went on fighting for his dreams to become the person that he is today. I invite you to meet this incredible human being, by clicking on play. About Marc-Henri: Born in 1963, I studied Protestant theology at the University of Geneva to become a pastor. I worked in this profession as a life mission for fifteen years in an evangelical church. A deep questioning led me to resign: I realized the sectarianism and the blockages which were at the heart of my faith, and the sufferings which hid behind them. I gradually faced my own shadows, I started therapeutic work. I went through a period of ten years of doubts, uncertainties, personal upheavals, professional reconversion, divorce. It was a difficult and dark period, but very rich and of great value to me. Then I discovered meditation and yoga. I trained in Mindfulness meditation at the University of Geneva, then in Yoga Nidra, and meditation. I taught meditation and Yoga Nidra for several years in Geneva, while working full time as a counselor. After the amputation of my left leg due to bone cancer, in May 2018, I was left with the need to find a new balance for my life. The first thing to do, literally, was to learn to walk and live with one leg. Second, I had to build meaning for what was happening to me. In this process, I discovered a deeper and renewed spirituality, fully taking into account what was happening to me, without embellishing it or falling into a kind of magical thinking. A spirituality that could really help me to face reality. It is still a work in progress. Connect with Marc-Henri: Instagram | @toxicjesusthebook Where to find his book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1949643700/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1603106495&sr=8-4 What you'll hear: 2:19 Leaving the evangelical world: Marc talks about his journey. 11:08 Lying for Jesus: Marc explains how he felt he lied to others to bring souls to the church. 17:04 Crisis of faith: The moment Marc opened his eyes about what he was believing. 22:08 The inspiration behind the book: Spiritual experience and therapy. 27:15 Join the UNcivilized nation. 28:06 The walk of freedom: The first step he made to leave his religion. 32:23 Marc life's after religion. 37:00 Defining 'toxic spirituality'. 39:29 The shame and fear as a behavior controller. 50:50 Marc advice for people who feel angry and overwhelmed. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Viruses, those microscopic infectious agents that dwell among us every-single-day, but century after century a particular new virus appears, massively claiming the lives of those who have been infected. The bubonic plague, smallpox, the black plague, HIV, and now COVID-19 (Just to name a few) have been shifting the way humans live in society and changing every life in its path. Today's guest is Dr. Yonette Thomas, she is a woman of multiple talents and skills, but in this episode, she talked to us from the point of view of a social epidemiologist. This is an interesting conversation about what is going on in the world right now with COVID-19 and why she thinks we should be more aware of the damage this can cause us sociologically. The positive side of the pandemic, the evolution of COVID-19 during this year, and why she thinks the misinformation is delaying us to have the opportunity to end this virus once and for all; those are some of the subjects for today's episode. Please dive in. About Yonette: Dr. Thomas is a globally acknowledged thought leader, urban health champion, and an advocate for valuing the health of women and girls as an economic imperative. She founded Borjoner International and Strategic Transitions to influence the progress, health, and wellbeing of individuals and communities across the world. As a founding board member of Women’s Economic Imperative (WEI), she leads the organization’s focus on the health of women and girls as an economic value. Her work as a global advisor for Evidence for Sustainable Human Development Systems in Africa (EVIHDAF) and the Centre for Urban Health and Development within the Asian Institute of Poverty Alleviation (CUHD-AIPA) extends her focus on the global south and the realization of the Sustainable Development Goals in this last decade. She is the Associate Editor for Women and Girls for Cities & Health. Connect with Yonette: Website | yonettethomasphd.com Facebook | facebook.com/YFThomasPhD Twitter | @yfthomasPhD Instagram | @yfthomasphd LinkedIn | linkedin.com/company/yfthomasphd/ What you'll hear: 1:52 Discoveries: What we didn't know back then that we know now about viruses. 12:06 How different countries confronted the virus. 18:00 Are we the Americans selfish?: Yonette talks about human interaction in the pandemic. 22:06 "It's political manipulation": Yonette thoughts about the COVID-19 misinformation. 28:07 As an epidemiologist, what scares Yonette about the COVID-19 virus? 32:03 How Yonette would have handled the pandemic from day one. 33:21 The economic side of the coin: How the virus affects the economy. 34:36 What Yonette thinks is the positive side of the pandemic. 36:42 Yonette talks about the impact of diseases in different communities. 41:22 Yonette talks about the social shifting after the COVID 19 pandemic. 49:56 Yonette's point of view about the duration of COVID-19. 50:34 Yonette's doubts about a possible vaccine. 52:18 Where to find Yonette. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

The fantasies and desires conversation with our partner, in many relationships, is considered one of the hardest conversations to have, due to the simple fact that men and women think and feel differently. Today's guest, Dr. Cat Meyer explained these differences and she gave us advice on how to bring this topic to the table. In this episode, Cat and I had an interesting conversation about sexuality and relationships. Cat shared the importance of creating a love and sexual language as the key for a healthy relationship. Also, we talked about the intimacy in our relationships, and you will hear Cat's advice for men and women to be better lovers and have more fun in the bedroom. Don't miss this interesting episode! Grab a piece of paper and take notes. About Cat Meyer: Dr. Cat Meyer, PsyD, LMFT is a licensed relationship + sex therapist, yoga instructor, and international speaker dedicated to evolving the relationship we have surrounding sexuality and our bodies. She is the founder of SexLoveYoga.com, an online platform integrating various schools of thought including science, tantra, body movement, and psychology designed to help people create a deeply fulfilling, prosperous relational and sexual life. As an expert and published researcher on the topic of sexual health, Dr. Cat sees clients in her private practice office in Beverly Hills and leads workshops, lectures, and retreats internationally. Dr. Cat is the host of the podcasts Eat.Play.Sex and Erotically Wasted, co-founder of Un.done women’s sensual yoga experience, founder of LOVE.body online program for women, co-creator of Goddess Celebration. Connect with Cat: Personal Website | CatMeyer.com Instagram | @SexLoveYoga TikTok | @Sexloveyoga Facebook | @SexLoveYogawithDrCat YouTube | SexLoveYoga Twitter | @drcatmeyer Eat Play Sex Podcast | EatPlaySex.com Erotically Wasted Podcast | anchor.fm/eroticallywasted What you’ll hear: 1:37 Cat thoughts about the global shift around sexuality and sexual decreased. 7:18 Sex therapy: who goes more often men or women? 9:31 The disappearance of the dating and sexual models. 13:02 Letting go of old sexual paradigms. 14:40 Bringing the sexual conversation to the table. 19:26 How to approach the unapproachable: Cat shares advice to have a successful conversation. 22:11 Sexual mismatch: How this affects the relationship. 25:30 Introducing you to the UNcivilized nation. 26:17 "They want men to slow down": What men should know about women's sexuality. 29:15 The elephant in the male sex room: Porn. 36:02 Cat shares the meaning of "to be in your body". 43:50 Cat advises to get into the dating world and not look like a "predator". 50:50 Where to find Cat. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

The gap between what you want and what you have is the feeling you are unwilling to experience . This episode will walk you into that gap and allow you to explore those feeling. . Listen to it and learn from it.  .  Podcast available on iTunes, Spotify, and other common channels.

How many times do we lie to ourselves with phrases like "I'm okay", "I'm beautiful", "I'm the best", but deep inside we know that's not how we feel or think about ourselves. We begin to delude our brain with this lies to hide our pain, our wounds, and all the things that are hurting us just to pretend that everything's okay and that we are getting closer to our freedom, but let me tell you something, in this case, the only thing that will set you free, is the truth. Today’s guest is Courtney McNabb. Courtney and I had an interesting conversation about sovereignty, a subject in which she is specialized. We talked about her journey, why she thinks sovereignty is important, and in this conversation we agreed on something: Your partner is not your therapist. Listen to this amazing episode, and if you did it, do not forget to share! About Courtney: I'm Courtney McNabb. I'm a women's Empowerment Coach and Feminine Energy Repatterning Trainer touring the world activating women in their fierce sacred power. Between and during global ventures, I work with female spiritual leaders and seekers across the globe. My mission is to activate an unshakable internal world and to align high-vibrational energetic behavioral patterns with sacred purpose. I help women dissolve wounded stories that keep them feeling scarce, stuck, and limited. My home base in Denver, Colorado, where I love creating community and drinking oat milk lattes. I specialize in Sovereignty and the Sacred Feminine, love plant dancing to gangster rap, and adventuring the mountains with my boyfriend and homies. Connect with Courtney Website | Courtneymcnabb.com Instagram | @courtneymcnabbco What you'll hear: 1:34 "I'm willing to see a perspective most people reject" Who's Courtney and what's she doing. 4:36 "The fiercest stand for your own soul truth" Courtney explains sovereignty. 12:17 Why sovereignty is more important than ever. 15:13 Courtney's personal journey with sovereignty. 18:15 Truth, the best practice to heal: Courtney talks about her work as a women's coach. 23:40 The main reason women hate themselves. 29:23 Courtney talks about the benefits of breathwork practice. 38:12 The fine line between wants and manipulation. 44:32 The role breathwork plays in Courtney's life. 46:16 Dancing with shame: Using the shame to help others. 50:43 What inspires Courtney. 52:52 Where to find Courtney. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Human beings have always been an amazing animal to study, from their cultures to their abilities. Today's guest, Robert Wunderlich knows it well. he is not just well-knowledged in anthropology; he is also a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu who after kicking your ass may have a pleasant conversation about human culture and their social manifestations with you. In this episode, Robert told us about how martial arts movies started his passion for Jiu-Jitsu, why he loves teaching others, and the bond in the martial arts community. Also, I asked him an overloaded question where his answer was: "Nothing lasts forever". Do not miss this episode where anthropology and Jiu-Jitsu get mixed and create a fascinating perspective. About Robert: Robert Wunderlich is a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He also has a Masters Degree in Anthropology from the University of Wyoming. He is the founder of the Shokunin Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Association and the head instructor and co-owner of The Academy of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Arvada. He had the privilege of working as a project archaeologist (Registered Professional Archaeologist) in Cultural Resource Management for 18 years throughout Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, Kansas, and Croatia. Connect with Robert: Instagram Personal | @wunderbjj Academy | @theacademybjj Facebook Personal | facebook.com/robert.wunderlich1 Academy | facebook.com/ABJJA/ What you’ll hear: 1:53 Robert anthropological studies. 3:03 Martial arts as inspiration: What guides him into jiu-jitsu. 6:14 Shokunin Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Robert talks about his academy and the opening process. 7:03 What anthropology and Jiu-Jitsu have in common. 10:05 Martial arts community: Sharing experiences. 12:16 “This is not a sprint, this is a marathon”: Robert talks about resiliency. 17:52 The main characteristic a Jiu-Jitsu fighter must-have. 24:03 Robert talks about white belt beauty. 30:13 Introducing you to the UNcivilized nation. 30:56 Over 30’s: The drive for adult men in Jiu-Jitsu. 35:28 The US in 2020: Robert talks about his perspective through the lenses of an anthropologist. 39:51 Robert talks about the prehistoric cultures and shares his journey in anthropology. 41:01 “Nothing lasts forever”: Robert talks about the precipice of our culture. 45:35 Robert’s pivot: Robert shares his recommendation for men on how to begin their personal expansion. 52:50 Where to find Robert. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Can you imagine living a week-long without food, water, shelter, or company? That sounds crazy, right? Today's guest, Jeddy Azuma, will explain to us about the ritual that leads men to initiate a new life where the inner joy will be found. Jeddy decided to start living his life dream: Creating an intentional community with two of his best friends. He will share the experience with us: The start-up, how he deals with the different personalities living in a close community. Also, we dived into his life as a guide and mentor for many men that took the risk of spending a week living in discomfort. About Jeddy: Jeddy Azuma is the host of “The Rising Man Podcast” (Top #150 in Educational Podcasts) and Creator of The Rising Man Movement. He has been in the field of Men’s Leadership and Empowerment for the past 10 years. As a Rites of Passage Guide, Mentor, and Leadership Coach, Jeddy has impacted the lives of hundreds of men on his mission to initiate an entire generation of men into power and purpose-driven service to the world. He is a Founding Father of Conscious Man Brotherhood and a lead coach in Man Cave, Unleash the Beast, and King’s Court. Despite his many roles and contributions to “Men’s Work", Jeddy considers his most important jobs to be Father and Husband. “I always knew I wanted to make a major impact on the world, I just had NO idea how to do that in my 20’s. After numbing myself with substances and fear-based behaviors for years, I finally found a path in men’s work and rites of passage that fed my soul. And, I knew it was only a matter of time before I would give this medicine back to the men around me. NOW, I’m clear that the gift I have for my people is to prepare the next generation of men to lead their families, communities, and themselves powerfully and confidently into uncertain times. Connect with Jeddy: Website | risingman.org/azuma Instagram | @jeddyazuma Movement Instagram | @risingmanmovement What you'll hear: 1:56 Jeddy talks about moving out to a 10 acres land with his two best friends. 6:39 Coexistence in an intentional community: the good and the bad. 10:03 Jeddy talks about the future he expects for his children and his community. 12:01 Jeddy talks about the community set up. 13:16 A community organization. 15:40 Jeddy first morning after moving out to the land. 19:47 Jeddy talks about his work with men and how he helps them in his initiation process. 21:33 The distinction between “The rite of passage” and “Initiation”. 22:44 Jeddy explains the road to manhood. 27:34 How the rites of passage work connects men to their past version. 32:32 Jeddy as a guide and leader: The process he walks men through. 34:17 Jeddy relationship with the father archetype. 37:16 Jeddy explains how do you father yourself. 40:30 Jeddy talks about the men's ritual initiation process. 45:18 How is the incorporation after the men ritual like. 48:15 The shift he saw in the people he helped. 50:04 Jeddy teaches about how to join the inner joy. 52:20 Where to find Jeddy. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.

Brothers, this is an easy mistake to make when you’re hurt: . If you turn yourself into Superman, you won’t have to feel the pain you’re in. It’s one thing to use pain, it’s another to ignore it at your own peril. . In this solo episode of the UNcivilized Podcast, I break this down further. . Listen to it and learn from it. . Podcast available on iTunes, Spotify, and other common channels.

Are you sober or are you enjoying the booze drinker's life? As adults, alcohol is something very frequent in our life; when we go to parties, bars, and even hanging out with our friends. Some people like it and some others don't. But, what if I tell you that there's a product that both the sober and the drinkers communities may fall in love with? Our guest is the creator of the best alcohol alternative drink in the world, with components that will make you more appreciative of the time you spend with the people you love; our guest for this episode is the brilliant Ted Moskovitz. We had an incredible conversation in this UNplugged episode where we talked about subjects like: Why the sobriety community has become so popular in the last couple of years, entrepreneurship as a difficult path to follow, his life's lost and why it inspired him to keep going and growing, the use of alcohol to socialize and alcohol as an addiction. Grab a glass of water and listen to this alcohol free episode, cheers. Use our Elevate Elixir discount code: UNCIVILIZED About Ted Moskovitz: As his Instagram biography describes him: Wonder Junkie, Biohacker, Consciousness Explorer, Shoshin. Ted is the founder of AMMA a health and wellness company and an advocate for the benefits of hemp extract , specially utilizing them as a healthier alternative to alcohol. He builds and runs companies that lean into the future. Living at the intersection of possibility and purpose with a community of bright, passionate, and fearless folks. Ted is currently focused on SaaS, genomic-based medicine & optimal performance, and blockchain (distributed ledger) technology. Connect with Ted: Website | Tedmoskovitz.com AMMA Website | Ammahealing.co/elevate Instagram | @teddymosk What you'll hear: 4:24 Who's Ted and what is he building. 5:57 Ted talks about the tough transition from lawyer to entrepreneur. 9:02 What inspired him to be an entrepreneur and how he reached it. 12:20 Ted talks about how he overcame losses and how it helps him reach his goals. 16:22 Ted, as the creator of the alcohol alternative drink talks about his history with alcohol and what inspired him to make this product 19:59 Ted's thoughts about what lead the people to drink alcohol to socialize. 25:50 How to decouple alcohol from fun. 27:34 How to replace alcohol. 31:15 Why he thinks the conversation of sobriety is coming up in the US. 35:54 How he replaces alcohol with his drink and the public it is designed for. 39:40 The paradigm of the new alternative for alcohol. 45:16 What does he see as the future of alcohol. 47:08 How the alcohol alternative product can affect people with addictions. 50:23 Where to find Ted. 52:12 How to support Ted. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community and connect with me on my website, Facebook or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests and more.

PTS or PTSD. You may have heard of it, but, did you know that many of our first responders and veterans suffer from it? During the service, many of the veterans (or almost all of them) had to see things that may be shocking for many of us. Today's guest, Tom Voss, has seen the most horrible tragedies and because of that, he developed PTS which led him to stumble upon the addictions field but he found the light in meditation. In this episode, we dove into subjects such as Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and how this can affect really hard the people that suffer it, how veterans and first responders deal with PTSD, how meditation can take you out of addictions; the subjects that not everybody talks about. About Tom Voss: Tom Voss served on active duty in the United States Army for three years, from 2003 to 2006. He served as an infantry scout in the battalion scout-sniper platoon. In October of 2004, Tom was deployed to Mosul, Iraq to support Operation Iraqi Freedom. After returning home, Tom struggled with reintegration and was diagnosed with PTSD in 2008. After being pushed to the brink of suicide, Tom knew he had to do something to help himself heal. In 2013, he teamed up with fellow combat veteran Anthony Anderson to plan and execute a 2,700-mile trek from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Los Angeles, California. This journey was captured on film by Emmy®-nominated documentary filmmaker, Michael Collins. The film, which has enjoyed theatrical releases in New York and Los Angeles and been screened at dozens of film festivals nationwide, is called Almost Sunrise. In November 2017 Almost Sunrise was broadcast nationally as part of the P.O.V. documentary series on PBS, resulting in an Emmy nomination. Tom is the co-author of the memoir, Where War Ends: A Combat Veteran’s 2,700-Mile Journey to Heal ― Recovering from PTSD and Moral Injury through Meditation, Published by New World Library, October 2019 Connect with Tom: Website | Themeditatingvet.com Twitter | @Tom__Voss Instagram | @thomas_voss0 What you'll hear: 3:38 Tom talks about how Ojai, California is dealing with the pandemic. 4:44 Who's Tom Voss and what is he building to impact the world. 6:05 Tom explains how trauma can affect humans. 7:22 Tom talks about PTSD after being part of the army and the addictions that came with it. 11:14 Tom's experiences with the VA. 15:20 Veterans PTSD during service and how they can be replaced for having it. 17:20 How veterans deal with PTSD after the service and try to keep a normal life. 18:39 Tom explains how PTSD is developed and can affect your life. 20:17 Tom's first time doing meditation and how it shifted his life. 26:58 How meditation turned into a daily routine for Tom. 28:47 Meditation and the masculine world. 30:13 How to reach the perfect meditation. 31:49 Tom's thoughts about how veterans should use meditation to heal. 36:36 The difference between situational PTS and developmental PTSD 37:30 What does 'Moral Injury' mean 38:54 Why we should protect our peace at all costs. 40:31 How we can use meditation to understand and heal traumas. 42:52 How Tom overcame the PTSD. 45:27 The other components that helped Tom overcome PTSD. 48:00 Tom's recommendation for the people that are dealing with the PTS because of covid. 50:09 How to support Tom. 51:35 Where to find Tom. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community and connect with me on my website, Facebook or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests and more.

In this solo episode I dive into the ethos tenet that I get asked about the most;  Be dangerous but not a danger.

Sometimes life hits us hard but we have two options: Stand up and fight, or stay in the ground. Today's guest is Sara Krish, she's a cancer survivor; a hard nut to crack. The day life hit her, she stood up as a fighter and started to improve herself, not just as a person but also spirituality, which is now a big part of her life. We dived into a powerful conversation, where feelings were on the surface while we talked about her story. The day she received the diagnosis and how that changed her life, how cancer feels inside the body, the life decisions she had to take, how she started to love herself; these are some of the subjects for today's episode. Get ready, cause this episode may give you a new life perspective. About Sara Krish: Sara built a strong understanding of human behavior and methods for healing in her college years completing both her undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in the field of psychology. For years following she put her knowledge and passion to work as a life coach supporting her clients in goal achievement, periods of transition, leadership development, and the overall creation of a life well loved. It wasn’t until Sara found herself navigating her own deep suffering inside cancer at the age of 30 that she began wanting more understanding of the metaphysical realm, her relationship to and understanding of God, and alternative healing modalities. This new exploration fueled Sara’s fire and launched her onto a committed path of awakening the limitless spiritual being within! After years of dismantling the old, healing, and rebuilding with the support of God, Sara settled into a beautiful new life that honors the whole of who she is. This purity and direct collaboration with the divine, supports Sara’s current work as a Spiritual Guide along with her commitment to The Collective Rise. Sara is in the midst of writing her first New York Times Bestseller in support of her mission to The Collective Rise. She sees the world shifting to a peace-filled experience for all and believes her book can serve as a powerful tool to get us there! Connect with Sara:     Website | Sarakrish.com       Instagram | @theflybuddha What you'll hear: 1:38 How she is dealing with everything that is happening in the world right now. 4:54 When her spiritual journey began. 7:51 What it's like to be diagnosed with cancer. 9:49 What she has to say for people who're having a bad moment. 12:25 Sara talks about her life after cancer. 14:10 Sara's landscape about the stuck pain in the cancer survivor community. 19:40 How to get away from the pain of society. 22:21 The day she found her way. 24:50 Sara's new life and her healing process. 27:20 She talks about her pre-diagnosed story and how her relationship with her old-self has changed. 31:59 Why Sara thinks she is entitled to peace. 35:32 How Sara felt when the cancer was reproducing in her body. 37:34 Sara talks about how she uses her experience to help others. 43:25 Sara's spirituals push-ups. What's her daily routine now 50:52 What's next for her 52:41 Where to find Sara  If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don’t miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community and connect with me on my website, Facebook or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests and more.