I a very disorganized attachment person due to my totally unpredictable life. This helps me to notice when I’m about to move away or just run and get out of dodge. I move intuitively now, mostly anyway, so it’s easier to be able to tell the difference in “ intuition and impulse” . My trauma is complex. Moved 37 times in 14 years, went to 27 schools, before I quit at age 14 and left home because of a potential gun fight showdown. lots of violence threat including sexual and guns, alcoholic dad, parent to my mom and care taker. So I’m a good survivor. I have your book and do all your homework. I do Sarah Baldwins work. I saw her on one of your podcasts. I so appreciate understanding and actually watching my nervous system change intuitively in a non linear way, as I move in and through exposure of different parts and specific like disorganized attachment. Among others. I love your podcast on non linear goals. That’s more of my style now. I can’t set goals as linear goals very well. Thanks so much. Deeply appreciate you and your work. Dean

Fantastic podcast! I am thankful I stumbled into this podcast. After listening to two recent episodes I have found my tribe in this podcast. At age 51 my only regret is that I didn’t find it sooner. I appreciate the healthy honest perspective given by Connor about so many points that are being addressed that men struggle with & often don’t talk about. It’s so refreshing to hear a man’s perspective that is not full of anger & resentment towards women & to challenge each man to hold themselves accountable & to a high value standard. There is an abundance of toxic men giving awful advice & bias perspective that unfortunately too many men follow & reciprocate. Thank you Connor your podcast! Younger men are fortunate to have resources such this for guidance & knowledge.

I have sent numerous clients (and my own adult sons) many a ManTalks podcast link. I listen to every episode, often with a journal in hand. Connor and his guests get right to the heart of the challenges and beauty of being an emotionally awakening human. So grateful for Connor and the work he’s done to be able to share as he does. Thank you

I loved the book, and took me waaay too long to realize this podcast existed. I am getting so much from your work, thank you for putting this out there man!!

Nope. Pass!. The era of whiny men and women are over dude! Get some balls

Started by reading Men’s Work and then dove into his podcasts. Solid and factual advice in every single episode. Highly recommend.

One of the best, if not the best, show for men wanting to improve. Connor has been through it and speaks from personal experience, as well as advice from others- he knows first hand the struggles, and helps you gain clarity on things. Highly recommended.

I just wanted to say that I’ve listened to a couple of your episodes and as a woman I think that you are great at explaining things from a man’s point of view and putting it in direct but easy to understand and down to terms. Very helpful resource in navigating relationships. Bravo!

Choosing a man to spend a lifetime with is not easy. It’s a destiny decision. As a woman who wants a man to lead and steward our family, I’ve learned about the qualities to observe in men I meet. No longer persuaded just by his ability to provide and protect though it is important, the vision he has for our family and his group of friends is more important to me. Thank you Connor for the passion and commitment to men.

I came to find this show in a very dark place. Without disclosing details, I was lost. I started this series and from the very beginning, began to improve my life. I was smoking hella weed, and found myself in a state of unashamed complacency. From the first episode, I started cutting things out of my life. Weed, tobacco, and all the things I knew deep down were holding me back. This is an absolute guide to improving your life as a man. From learning to acknowledge my own shortcomings, to being able to improve my relational awareness, each guest has truly been a moment of enlightenment. I want to thank you, Connor, directly for putting out such a life changing message through this podcast, your book, and your work. I feel like I’ve found a kindred spirit. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. I hope other men find this to be as helpful as I have.