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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2026 · 58 MIN

Being Tough Enough To Talk - with Dan Repacholi

from If These Trees Could Talk · host Shannon Walters

Many men are taught how to be strong — but not how to be supported. In this episode, we sit down with Dan Repacholi, Federal Member for the Hunter and Special Envoy for Men’s Health, for a deeply personal conversation about shame, responsibility, resilience, and vulnerability. Drawing on his own experiences and public role, Dan reflects on identity, pressure, and the quiet courage it takes to ask for help. This is a conversation about rewriting old rules and learning how to stay connected — to yourself, and to the people who love you.

Many men are taught how to be strong — but not how to be supported. In this episode, we sit down with Dan Repacholi, Federal Member for the Hunter and Special Envoy for Men’s Health, for a deeply personal conversation about shame, responsibility, resilience, and vulnerability.Drawing on his own experiences and public role, Dan reflects on identity, pressure, and the quiet courage it takes to ask for help. This is a conversation about rewriting old rules and learning how to stay connected — to yourself, and to the people who love you.

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Many men are taught how to be strong — but not how to be supported. In this episode, we sit down with Dan Repacholi, Federal Member for the Hunter and Special Envoy for Men’s Health, for a deeply personal conversation about shame, responsibility,...

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