BONUS EPISODE 071 | A Deep Dive Into Southern Masculinity and Rage
Listen
Today, guest Mike Hutchinson (Hutch) passionately explores the topic of masculinity and emotions, such as rage, as a follow up to telling his adoption story in the previous episode 70, where we explored how certain familial relationships have impacted his identity and life path.
After listening, let us know what your experience of masculinity right here in the comments.
Highlights
Being sensitive and crying easily as a child
Being raised in southern masculinity
Emotional maturity can look different in different people
The differences in men and women’s tear ducts
The role of abandonment
Fighting in middle school
Accessing rage quickly in a self protection situation
The safety of intellectualism
Ability to identify emotions
Healthy masculinity and normal male behavior versus toxic masculinity
The church’s role in shaping masculinity
Being in a masculinity crisis in society
How to create healthy masculinity
Men’s rights
The precursor to this bonus that provides more context through Hutch’s personal story
EPISODE 070: The Ripple of Being Given Up - A Path Through Closed Adoption
Other Human Amplified Episodes featuring Hutch
EPISODE 051: Exploring Faith Part 1 - A Scholarly Foundation for Defining Faith
EPISODE 052: Exploring Faith Part 2 - Let’s Be Fair, Suffering Is Normal
Links
The True Presbyterian podcast (Updated April 2024: This podcast is no longer in production or in working order so the link has been removed).
Tear duct differences in men and women sources:
Why We Cry (American Psychological Association)
Nobel Scientist’s Claim Examined: Do Women Actually Cry More? (LiveScience)
