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Oct 23, 2026
James SextonGUEST
No lo hacemos.
James SextonGUEST
Una de las cosas de las que hablas en Mask of Masculinity, que me encantó, es sobre en particular para los hombres, pero creo que también es cierto para las mujeres.
James SextonGUEST
No compartimos con franqueza lo que realmente sucede en nuestras vidas.
James SextonGUEST
Vivimos en una sociedad en la que se publica en las redes sociales la mejor foto, las mejores fotos de las vacaciones y lo mejor de todo lo que hacemos y no compartimos con los demás los retos que tenemos.
Erika AhernHOST
Action, power, strength, aggressiveness, assertiveness, bossing, not to mention sex drives.
Erika AhernHOST
Manliness was what women wanted, and they wanted to take it away from the men.
Erika AhernHOST
Radical feminists like Kate Millett in the 70s officially introduced patriarchy into mainstream feminist theory to attack male supremacy.
Erika AhernHOST
Slogans at rallies began targeting the patriarchal systems, and by the riot girls of the 90s, everything was smash the patriarchy.
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Erika AhernHOST
But it's equally true that men have been highly critical of other men in poetry, literature, mythology, religion, philosophy, politics, and of course, in war.
Erika AhernHOST
Men are deeply concerned, at least as concerned as women, about what manliness is.
Erika AhernHOST
Harvey Mansfield book Manliness demonstrates this point with many examples, but my two favorites are Mark Twain and William Shakespeare.
Erika AhernHOST
Tom Sawyer is Twain's lovable hero because of his very male propensity for foolish daring that makes for great adventures, a joy in life, and heroic deeds.
NikkiHOST
But I'm lovingly calling you out.
NikkiHOST
The biggest tip I can give you is to cultivate your divine masculine energy within you.
NikkiHOST
And this has made me so much more feminine because naturally I have 80% feminine, 20% masculine.
NikkiHOST
That's just how God made me.
NikkiHOST
Our sex drive, our motivation, and other things.
NikkiHOST
But my dark feminine came...
NikkiHOST
Before my inner divine masculine came.
NikkiHOST
Because that ruthlessness.
Matt GiulianoHOST
The novel opens and closes on her.
Matt GiulianoHOST
In the interview, Myth and Masculinity, The Feminist Beowulf for the British Library, author Maria Headley describes her first encounters with Grendel's mother and, though this interview is primarily focused on her 2020 translation of Beowulf, as The Mere Wife came out two years earlier and was the gateway to the translation, I think it is salient when discussing the novel.
Matt GiulianoHOST
Headley says, "...I was probably eight years old and I saw this picture of a woman coming up out of the pond with a sword in her hand, and she was pretty much naked." Like she was a little bit sexy, but more furious than sexy.
Matt GiulianoHOST
She looked scary and like she was done with behaving.
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Matt GiulianoHOST
This idea is easy to universalize out of Heret Hall and see in our own society where women's unpaid labor is not valued as labor, their actions are to be policed by social judgment from both men and women, and men should be both deferred to and yet somehow not trusted to behave if a woman is present.
Matt GiulianoHOST
Part 5, Gallimaufry.
Matt GiulianoHOST
In Myth and Masculinity, The Feminist Beowulf, Hedley is interviewed by Natalie Haynes, the author of A Thousand Ships.
Matt GiulianoHOST
I like that novel a lot, and in the interview, Haynes herself seems like an absolute treasure.
VeronicaHOST
It would be good for you.
ChristinaHOST
Well, he needs to just read up on everything, like the English language, too, because in Tommy's profile on his LinkedIn page, he says his pronouns are, and I quote, masculine.
ChristinaHOST
Masculine's not a pronoun, Tommy.
ChristinaHOST
Okay.
ChristinaHOST
I mean, he, she, him, her, they, we, you, you know, those
SarahHOST
quickly And the
SarahHOST
last song that I got, which was like late last night or even this morning, I can't remember, as I was trying to fall asleep and I was like, oh, it's from the Divine Masculine Collective, was Crazy by Nali.
SarahHOST
Nali, is that his name? Anyway, I'm just going to pop it on.
SarahHOST
And this reflects the mind bending reality of spiritual awakening.
Alex SteedHOST
That's going to say a lot of things that I would have trouble synthesizing concisely.
Alex SteedHOST
I'm going to read a passage from The Sun Belt South, The 70s Masculinity Crisis in the Emergence of the Redneck Nightmare Genre by Isabel Machado.
Alex SteedHOST
Okay.
Alex SteedHOST
These images, archetypes, and stereotypes, some dating back to the 19th century, have served as the template for the haunting images of the mountain people in Deliverance.
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Alex SteedHOST
Dirty Harry because like this is the only movie that is of this like vigilante genre where clearly the guy who ends up doing the most vigilante-ing is having some real trouble with what he did yeah
Carolyn KendrickGUEST
like
Alex SteedHOST
you have him expressing concern having like having nightmares about it like and not just like nightmares about what happened to them but like nightmares about his participation it's it's interesting that that happens in a way that again like most vigilante stuff happens like in an unrepentant way like um Peckinpah's Straw Dogs happens around this time and people were comparing these two movies and in that movie there's no no one's like oh shucks I shouldn't have done that and this movie is doing that but then the other backdrop that this is happening against is like this did come up in a lot of what I was reading about you know, sorting through the, like the quote masculinity crisis, which is like happening around the same time that now we have.
Alex SteedHOST
And just like the like crystal meth version of that is Andrew Tate.
Kirk HondaHOST
You help them.
Kirk HondaHOST
That's positive masculinity.
Kirk HondaHOST
Sportsmanship.
Kirk HondaHOST
There, I was just watching this YouTube video of this boy who was wrestling, you know, wrestling team, and he injured accidentally his opponent's arm.
Humberto CastanedaHOST
Like, that's probably what would've happened, and so it's not true to say that they could've reasonably claimed-
Kirk HondaHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Humberto CastanedaHOST
... well, what's positive masculinity?
Kirk HondaHOST
So to fully explain gender politics, social constructionism, biological dispositions, research on gender-
Christine HasslerHOST
This is episode 560, Calling in a Masculine Man with Nicoletta.
Christine HasslerHOST
[gentle music] Welcome to Life Coaching with Christine Hassler, a space where truth and love come together to guide you back to your truest self.
Christine HasslerHOST
Hi, I'm Christine, a master coach, author, and spiritual psychologist.
Christine HasslerHOST
So today on my show, I coach Nicoletta, who is a mom.
Christine HasslerHOST
She's divorced.
Christine HasslerHOST
She has had her challenges and guards up about relationships, and she's really wanting to call in a relationship with polarity, you know, a masculine man that she feels like she can let go with.
Christine HasslerHOST
And that sounds so great, but there's a part of her, and a part of a lot of women, that aren't completely open to that, even if we think we are.
Christine HasslerHOST
This'll make more sense as we're listening to the episode.
RickHOST
I mean, literally the...
RickHOST
Masculine has a phallus that projects the projectile into the receptive feminine.
RickHOST
So it tends to be masculine.
RickHOST
Then in the third house, Armin, you have the masculine Sagittarius.
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