Allied We Can Podcast
Allied We Can Cross the Aisle exposes the truth behind the manosphere—where toxic myths about masculinity take root and spread. Host Eric Miller unpacks how these narratives harm men, women, and democracy itself—while offering a new path toward empathy, strength, and connection.
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Episode 5: Living Rent Free — How Men Actually Forgive | Season 2 (opens the original)
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Did someone hurt you? Somebody just came to mind. Eric didn’t even have to name them, and there they were, front and center, and now you’re doing the math on how long it’s been. You’ve got the last thing they said to you, word for word. You could recite it right now if he asked you to. And here’s the part that ought to bother you. They’re not thinking about you at all. They’re going about their business. You’re the only one in this thing. That’s what this episode is about, and Eric Miller be hon
Episode 4: Compassion Is Not Weakness | Allied We Can Raise the Bar on Being a Man aSeason 2 (opens the original)
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You’re hard on everyone, and it starts with yourself, and somewhere along the way you picked up the idea that this is what a high standard looks like. Maybe it was a coach. Maybe a dad, or a first boss who only ever spoke at volume. Nobody ever told you what right looked like. You just learned what wrong felt like. Here’s the problem. If being hard on yourself actually worked, you wouldn’t still be fixing the same thing you were fixing five years ago. In this episode, Eric Miller takes apart the
Vulnerable: Who Gets Past the Porch | Allied We Can — Season 2, Episode 3 (opens the original)
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Most men were given exactly two options, and neither one works. Close up and carry the whole thing yourself, or hold it until it cracks and comes out sideways on somebody who didn’t deserve it. Season 2, Episode 3 of Allied We Can is about the option nobody taught you — the third one. Eric Miller makes the case that openness was never a question of how much you say. It’s a question of who you’re saying it to, what you’re asking them to do with it, and what you decided ahead of time to leave out.
Staying in the Room | Allied We Can — S2 E2 (opens the original)
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Season 2, Episode 2 of Allied We Can is about attention — where yours goes, who taught it to leave, and what it’s quietly costing you at work, at home, and across the table from anyone you disagree with. Eric makes the case that presence isn’t a wellness trend or a personality type. It’s a skill. Most of us were trained out of it early, by men who were doing the best they knew how, and nobody handed us the manual to get it back. So this episode is the manual. There’s one practice in here. It run
EPISODE 1 SEASON 2 — Self-Aware: The Thing That Moves First (opens the original)
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Nobody ever taught you to observe your own behaviors. You react, then rationalize, and call it your personality. You feel the heat climb up the back of your neck — and right away you’ve got an excuse ready. You’re just being honest. Just saying what everyone’s thinking. But that story came second. Something already moved in you first, and it picked your words before you got a vote. This is Video 1 of the Allied We Can Values Series — ten values, ten videos — and we’re not starting with the divis
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