The BrotherHood
The Brotherhood is a space created for anyone who’s done pretending and ready to start healing, growing, and leading from the inside out.Hosted by Raul Peguero, this podcast dives deep into the moments we often keep to ourselves the battles, the setbacks, the breakthroughs,…
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One Year Later: Reflecting on the Journey & The Next Chapter (opens the original)
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One year ago, I took a chance and published the very first episode of The Brotherhood Podcast . I had no idea where the journey would lead. I simply knew there were conversations that needed to happen—conversations about identity, relationships, emotional maturity, purpose, healing, and what it truly means to lead yourself before leading others. In this special anniversary episode, I take a moment to reflect on everything this first year has taught me, share my gratitude for everyone who has sup
Why Asking for Help Feels Like Failure (Especially for Men) (opens the original)
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What if the hardest part about asking for help isn't the asking itself. but the story you've created about what it means? In this episode of The Brotherhood , Raul shares a message that came to him unexpectedly and explores why so many men struggle to ask for support even when they know help is available. Through personal reflection and a powerful story about asking his own father for help, he unpacks how fear, pride, identity, and the stories we tell ourselves can keep us suffering in silence.
Finally Becoming a Man Nobody Taught Us How to Be Men (opens the original)
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In this episode, I want to have a conversation with men but I also want the women listening to stay present. Because if you’ve ever loved a man, been raised by one, are raising one, or are simply trying to understand one, this conversation is for you too. We’re not talking about a masculinity crisis. We’re talking about an emotional maturity crisis. For generations, boys were taught how to survive how to work, compete, provide, and protect but very few were ever taught how to understand themselv
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