The Man UPrising Podcast

Man UPrising Podcast: The Power of Vulnerability and Connection in Men’s Lives

Man UPrising Podcast: The Power of Vulnerability and Connection in Men’s Lives
In this episode, hosts Baruch HaLevi and Dave Mann delve into the transformative power of vulnerability and connection for men, particularly in the second half of life. They discuss what it means to be "all in" and how men's groups provide a safe and supportive environment for emotional growth. The conversation explores the balance between masculinity and vulnerability, the impact of teasing on relationships, and the crucial role of trust and communication in fostering deeper connections. The hosts invite listeners to join their peer groups, emphasizing the value of community support and personal development in building a more meaningful life.

Unmasking True Strength PART I: Lessons in Vulnerability from The Golden Bachelorette and Man UPrising

Unmasking True Strength PART I: Lessons in Vulnerability from The Golden Bachelorette and Man UPrising
 
In this episode of the Man Uprising podcast, Dr. Baruch Halevi discusses the importance of men rising up in the second half of life. He emphasizes the need for vulnerability, the shift in focus from external achievements to internal growth, and the significance of peer groups in fostering emotional connections among men. Using 'The Golden Bachelorette' as a case study, he illustrates how men can support each other in their journeys towards deeper relationships and personal development. For more visit: www.manuprising.org
 
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Man Uprising Podcast02:56 Rising Up Against Our Nature05:50 The Shift in Life's Focus08:46 The Golden Bachelorette: A Case Study12:02 The Importance of Peer Groups for Men14:54 Conclusion and Call to Action
Takeaways
Men need to rise up in the second half of life.
Our work is to become supernatural, going beyond our nature.
Courage is about vulnerability, not toughness.
The second half of life requires a shift in focus from external to internal.
Peer groups are essential for men to share vulnerabilities.
The Golden Bachelorette showcases men supporting each other.
It's important to redefine what it means to be successful in the second half of life.
Men often struggle with vulnerability due to societal expectations.
True intimacy can be found in peer groups, not just romantic relationships.
The work of the second half of life is about connection and support.
 

Bridging the Divide At Your Thankgsiving Through The Magic Of Words

In a recent episode of "The Defiant Spirit" podcast, Dr. Rabbi Baruch HaLevi addresses the current polarized state of society, particularly in the aftermath of recent elections. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining communication and connection, especially during family gatherings like Thanksgiving, despite differing political views. HaLevi explores the destructive power of words and silence, advocating for intentional and loving communication as a means to heal relationships and foster understanding. He draws on biblical references to illustrate the significance of communication in human connection and encourages listeners to reclaim the power of their words to create rather than destroy. To explore your communication style through your Enneagram type visit: https://defiantspirit.org/own-your-number-program/ For more about Man UPrising visit: https://www.manuprising.org/

Reintroducing Man UPrising And What We're About

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi discusses the concept of Man Uprising, a movement aimed at helping men navigate the different phases of their lives, particularly in the second half. He introduces the curriculum that underpins this initiative, which is structured around the phases of a man's life as defined by Carl Jung, specifically the Morning and the Afternoon of Life. The conversation also covers the importance of peer groups and coaching in facilitating personal growth and community engagement among men.
You can learn more at www.manuprising.org
00:00 Introduction to Man Uprising
01:56 The Curriculum of Man Uprising
03:54 Phases of a Man's Life
06:48 Peer Groups and Coaching Structure
09:09 Community Engagement and Future Plans
 

Are You Sick of Being (or Being With) A Nice Guy?

n this conversation, Baruch HaLevi explores the concept of 'Nice Guys' and the distinction between being nice and being good. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity, the courage to say no, and the necessity of setting boundaries. Drawing from his experiences and insights from the book 'No More Mr. Nice Guy', he encourages listeners to embrace their needs and take radical responsibility for their lives, ultimately advocating for a shift from niceness to genuine goodness.
 
Takeaways
Nice guys often confuse being nice with being good.
Saying no is a crucial act of kindness.
You have needs that deserve to be met.
Selflessness can lead to a lack of identity.
Respect is earned through integrity and values.
Radical responsibility is about choosing your response.
Boundaries are essential for healthy relationships.
Nice guys may feel small in relationships but can reclaim their power.
Authenticity is more valuable than being liked.
Embrace the journey from nice to good.
 
 
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: The Nice Guy Dilemma
03:01 Understanding Nice vs. Good
05:57 The Importance of Saying No
08:53 Radical Responsibility and Boundaries
11:47 Conclusion: Embracing Authenticity Over Niceness

Communication with Adam Katzen

Leadership with Adam Katzen

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi and Adam Katzen discuss the concept of leadership and its importance in various aspects of life. They emphasize the need for leaders to demonstrate care, inspire others, and lead by example. They also explore the role of self-awareness and humility in effective leadership. The conversation highlights the importance of crisis as an opportunity for growth and the need for leaders to bridge the gap between individual values and organizational goals. They also discuss the misconception that leadership is limited to certain personality types and the importance of collaboration and interdependence in leadership.

Masterbation or Mastery: What's It Gonna Be?

In this episode of the Man Uprising podcast, Baruch discusses the importance of having open and honest conversations about masturbation and pornography with your boys (of any age). B emphasizes the need to remove shame and stigma surrounding these topics and provides guidance on approaching the conversations. He also explores the spirituality of sexuality and the importance of harnessing sexual energy and using it, not being used by it. The episode encourages parents, especially single mothers, to have these conversations with their sons and offers resources for further support.

Are You Seeking A Community

Are you seeking a men's group and community? Baruch HaLevi introduces Man Uprising, a men's group platform and movement for men in the second half of life. He discusses the importance of deep connections and brotherhood for men facing challenges such as divorce, depression, and death. HaLevi emphasizes the need for men to redefine themselves and find new ways of being in the world in order to avoid a slow descent into unhappiness. He highlights the transformative power of Man Uprising in helping men become more secure, confident, purpose-driven, compassionate, and strong. You can learn more at www.manuprising.org

Screw Retirement. Why Men Need Re-inspireMENt

This conversation is about re-inspirement and finding purpose in the second half of life. Baruch discusses the different stages of a man's life according to Carl Jung and emphasizes that retirement should not be seen as the end but as a new chapter. He encourages men to continue expressing their voice and finding their vocation in the world. The key takeaways include the importance of designing a meaningful life, not compartmentalizing different phases, and starting to pursue passions and dreams now rather than waiting for retirement.