In this special episode, Bubba Page joins Greg Matsen on CWIC Show for an honest conversation about faith, masculinity, fatherhood, healing, and what it takes to stand for your beliefs when the world is pulling you in a different direction. Bubba opens up about his unexpected appearance on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, his conversation with Taylor Frankie Paul, and why he ultimately turned down an opportunity to join The Bachelorette. But the conversation goes much deeper than reality television. Bubba shares how losing a business led him to a life-changing spiritual experience, why he's learning to let go of people-pleasing, and how his own struggles with divorce, forgiveness, and emotional healing have changed the way he approaches relationships and fatherhood. Together, Bubba and Greg explore what Christ-centered masculinity actually looks like and why becoming a better man starts with taking responsibility for yourself. They discuss: • How Bubba ended up on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and what really happened during his speed date with Taylor Frankie Paul • Why he turned down an opportunity to appear on The Bachelorette • The difference between being a people pleaser and being a genuinely kind man • Why Bubba continues sharing his faith online, even when it costs him followers • How closing a business led to a deeper conversion and a powerful experience after a year of weekly temple attendance • Building your faith in Jesus Christ rather than relying entirely on other people • Why forgiveness and emotional healing can take time, even when you're trying to move forward • What Jesus Christ teaches us about true masculinity, strength, compassion, and leadership • How men can become emotionally grounded without suppressing their feelings • Recognizing unhealthy patterns, understanding attachment styles, and doing the work to heal • Why taking accountability matters more than blaming your circumstances or the people around you • The difference between worldly masculinity and becoming a Christ-centered man • Why men need brotherhood, meaningful friendships, and safe spaces for honest conversations • Raising eight children and the three principles Bubba wants them to remember: faith in God, accountability, and having fun • Why being a present, active father matters more than simply providing for your family • Learning to apologize to your children and lead through example • Why being a strong man doesn't mean you can't cry or show emotion About CWIC Show:Hosted by Greg Matsen, CWIC Show explores faith, culture, scripture, and the important issues facing members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Through thoughtful conversations and different perspectives, the show encourages listeners to examine their beliefs, understand the world around them, and strengthen their faith in Jesus Christ. About Bubba Page:Bubba Page is an entrepreneur, investor, content creator, and father of eight who is passionate about helping people grow in faith, business, and family life. Through his work with The Business Bootcamp, his investments in startups, and his upcoming Fatherhood Movement, Bubba hopes to help men become more intentional fathers, stronger leaders, and better versions of themselves. Connect with Bubba: Website: https://bubbapage.com Instagram: @bubba_page Business Bootcamp: https://thebusinessbootcamp.com Investing: https://influence.vc Fatherhood Movement: https://fatherhoodmovement.com Watch CWIC Show: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CwicShow Website: https://www.cwicmedia.com/Subscribe for more conversations on fatherhood, faith, family, fitness, relationships, and personal growth.Becoming is a community dedicated to helping men and women become better leaders, husbands, and parents.#BubbaPage #CWICShow #GregMatsen #ChristianMasculinity #Fatherhood #Faith #JesusChrist #MensMentalHealth #PersonalGrowth #LDS #MormonWives #Becoming Bubba helps faith-driven parents, entrepreneurs, and leaders create more peace, clarity, and structure using the same family systems he uses to raise his 8 kids and build successful businesses.
