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Men aren't what they should be – and everyone agrees. But what should they be? Welcome to the home of that conversation. Modern Man seeks to rediscover and redeem the heart of man in the modern world. To rediscover the aspects of masculinity that have been lost.
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Win the Argument. Lose the Room. (opens the original)
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Apologetics or evangelization, truth or connection — Christian men online have split into two camps, and neither one seems able to do it with love. Three hosts, no guests: parasocial relationships, comment-section culture, digital minimalism, and the question underneath all of it. Why do we love to watch conflict? Brad opens the split and asks how a Christian man is supposed to stand between the camp that fights for truth and the camp that fights for people. Sam names what the comment sections h
Become Yourself. Then Pay for It. (opens the original)
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Three men, no guests, and a month to account for. Modern Man's August after-action report looks back at three episodes — the hero draft, the long-form argument with Gabe Gessler and Conall Hughes about screens and real life, and the Sophie Cunningham conversation — and finds the same thing running under all three: a man burning as brightly as he was actually made to. Sam asks what it looks like to be most fully alive. Noah asks the harder question underneath it — how do you know who you are befo
Say the Hard Thing. Stay in the Room. (opens the original)
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Welcome to Modern Man, a podcast that seeks to rediscover and redeem the heart of man in the modern world. In this episode, the guys answer one simple question – why Modern Man? And they lay out a vision for the future of the podcast. Enjoy!
Real Life or the Feed...Nobody Backed Down. (opens the original)
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Two guests, five men, and an argument nobody wins. Conall Hughes and Gabe Gessler join Noah, Brad and Sam for aconversation that splits the table inside thirty minutes: is ministry that happens on a screen actually ministry, or ispresence the only thing that counts? Gabe makes the case from Hallow — reach the parish every day of the week, notjust Sunday. Sam draws the hard line at the dinner table. Conall, who has no social media at all, argues the church willnever beat TikTok at its own game. T
We Drafted Our Heroes and Argued (opens the original)
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Hero Draft, Part 1 — Football. Three men each draft one football hero and defend the pick. Noah takes Tom Brady and argues for the man who said no to everything else for one thing. Sam takes Pat Tillman, who walked away from a $3.6 million contract and never came back. Brad takes Peyton Manning and makes the case for the integrated life — the man who was excellent without letting the rest of it fall away. Along the way: signal versus noise, whether the cost of greatness is a feature or a bug, wh
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