Morgan Rich, author of The Invitation Beyond, grew up with every advantage and still felt like a lost boy. He talks with Bryce about boarding school, losing his father during his first year of college, and how that grief eventually shaped his work coaching men.
After three decades in finance, Steve Sapourn stepped away to tell the story he had spent years outrunning: childhood trauma, adult addiction, and the long road back.
Jeff Nuziard, a veteran and the founder of RegenMax, went through a divorce and then his own struggle with sexual dysfunction. That experience set him on a long search for answers.
Dion Elia Jensen built his whole identity around corporate success, until losing that role forced a reckoning with who he was underneath it. That unraveling eventually led him to live openly and honestly as himself.
Jivan Das is a licensed therapist, a practicing monk and the author of Who You Are Is How You Parent. He shares his path from a lonely, reckless adolescence to decades of work with teenagers and families in crisis.
Jason Lange, founder of Evolutionary Men, grew up starved for connection and touch. Men’s groups became the place where that finally changed.
John Kammer lost close friends and spent years numbing the grief instead of feeling it. With support from his wife, he got sober and began doing the work.
Larry Glover grew up inside a strict religious tradition that left deep wounds. His path to healing ran through nature, where he found humility, belonging and a new relationship with the sacred.
Ty Humphries grew up trading authenticity for acceptance. Years of chasing outside validation left him disconnected in his marriage and in a very dark place.
