Welcome to Episode 18 of ‘The Men Who: Talk’. Today we’re joined by Adam Jackson, CEO and Co-founder of Sacred Sons. Sacred Sons is a global movement of modern Men’s Work, experienced through physical and relational trainings, helping men grow and awaken to their true power through circles, workshops, retreats, and online courses. In this episode Joe, John and Adam discuss the nature of modern masculinity, how we 'dance' alongside today's lifestyles, and how Sacred Sons are helping men globally build relational tools to be able to meet the world with discernment.

Find our more about Adam on Instagram @adam___jackson/@sacredsons and their website, https://www.sacredsons.com/. Find out more about Convergence 8, Scotland, at https://www.sacredsons.com/convergence8.

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Music / sound credits: ‘Perspective’ by Acreage, licensed from Soundstripe

Disclaimer: The Men Who: is a registered Community Interest Company in Scotland. The content in the podcast and on www.themenwho.com is not intended to constitute or her a substitute for professional mental health or wellbeing advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare professional or other qualified provider with any questions you may have regarding mental health and wellbeing. Never disregard professional healthcare advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on our website.

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Welcome to Episode 17 of ‘The Men Who: Talk’. Today we’re joined by Sean Tierney, a qualified counsellor, outdoor therapist and co-founder of Outdoor Therapy Scotland. Sean offers 'Nature Connection Sessions', helping his clients engage with the outdoors and experience the holistic benefits of nature on both mental and physical wellbeing. In this episode, John and Sean explore what ‘nature’ means to us as humans, how we can become part of it again in ways that benefit us as individuals and communities, and the importance of helping our children play, explore and understand the world around them as a key part of their, as well as our own, growth and development.

Sean offers counselling sessions in person, online or outdoors and I is based in the Southside of Glasgow. He is on Instagram @seantierneycounselling and has a website, https://seantierneycounselling.com.

Follow us on Instagram @themenwho_ to see what we’re up to and engage with us online. 

Visit our website to learn more about The Men Who:, explore our Journal and join our collective - themenwho.com

Contact us to learn more about The Men Who:, to discuss collaborations or how you can support our work - letstalk@themenwho.com

Music / sound credits: ‘Perspective’ by Acreage, licensed from Soundstripe

Disclaimer: The Men Who: is a registered Community Interest Company in Scotland. The content in the podcast and on www.themenwho.com is not intended to constitute or her a substitute for professional mental health or wellbeing advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare professional or other qualified provider with any questions you may have regarding mental health and wellbeing. Never disregard professional healthcare advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on our website.

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Welcome to Episode 16 of ‘The Men Who: Talk’. Today we’re joined by David Hughes. David is a youth worker, facilitator and oral storyteller based in Fife. He supports people to connect with nature and themselves. By telling old folk tales, myths and legends, David hopes to draw out the old wisdom within stories that might help us vision for a better future where people see themselves as part of the living world rather than as something separate. In this episode, David explains how he got into the art of storytelling and why it can be such a powerful medium for our individual and collective wellbeing. As a special treat, he also leaves us with a beautiful and evocative story relevant to all who are part of The Men Who: conversation and beyond.

Find out more about David and his work at https://davidhughesstoryteller.com / @storyteller.david / https://www.facebook.com/wildtimeskinghorn/

Explore more storytelling resources at https://www.tobarandualchais.co.uk / https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/house-of-legends-world-myths-legends/id146326421

Follow us on Instagram @themenwho_ to see what we’re up to and engage with us online. 

Visit our website to learn more about The Men Who:, explore our Journal and join our collective - themenwho.com

Contact us to learn more about The Men Who:, to discuss collaborations or how you can support our work - letstalk@themenwho.com

Music / sound credits: ‘Perspective’ by Acreage, licensed from Soundstripe

Disclaimer: The Men Who: is a registered Community Interest Company in Scotland. The content in the podcast and on www.themenwho.com is not intended to constitute or her a substitute for professional mental health or wellbeing advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare professional or other qualified provider with any questions you may have regarding mental health and wellbeing. Never disregard professional healthcare advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on our website.

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