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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2019 · 35 MIN

"Teaching Boys" with Jonathan Reed and Brendan Kwiatokski

from Modern Manhood: The Podcast · host German Villegas

A lot of think pieces came out after the story of the Covington young men, and many focused on the social education of young men, and of the work educators of all stripes need to do create healthy role models for men. So we will talk to two young male healthy relationship teachers (Jonathan Reed, Brendan Kwiatokski), and hear from youth as well.  Brendan is at Remasculate Jon's Breaking The Boy Code This podcast cannot be done without the support of Next Gen Men, which you can support by subscribing to our online community at nextgenmen.ca/joinYou can also subscribe to the Substack at https://theferdinand.substack.com/

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A lot of think pieces came out after the story of the Covington young men, and many focused on the social education of young men, and of the work educators of all stripes need to do create healthy role models for men. So we will talk to two young male healthy relationship teachers (Jonathan Reed, Brendan Kwiatokski), and hear from youth as well. Brendan is at Remasculate Jon's Breaking The Boy Code

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