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EPISODE · May 31, 2026 · 1H 54M

A Radically Honest Conversation about Feminism, Vipassana and Crystal Meth - Nathan Maingard (8K)

from YNB Podcast · host Yannick N. Bernard

Nathan Maingard is a musician, hippie, psychonaut, coach and father.Nathan went through iboga, Vipassana and ayahuasca ceremonies with the Huni Kuin - and came out the other side as a dedicated husband and father. In this conversation, we talk about what happens when you stop running from stillness. We go deep on feminism, the manosphere, Andrew Tate and why both extremes are symptoms of the same disease. We talk about why men's work changed both of our lives.Why marriage is the hardest and most rewarding container for growth.Why fatherhood isn't about becoming someone new - but about finally being here.And why his 1 y/o daughter taught him more about how to be present than any spirituality book ever could.Nathan also shares his journey from crystal meth addiction to iboga-assisted healing - and why forced stillness can re-traumatize those who were silenced as children.This one's raw. This one's real. This one might piss some people off. That's how you know it matters.Connect with Nathan Maingard via: https://nathanmaingard.com/

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