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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 43 MIN

Into the Wilderness: Confidence, Initiation, and the Future of Men’s Work | Dan Doty, Co-Founder of Fatherhood Ready

from Fault Lines · host Richard Roman

In this important conversation, Dan Doty shares how wilderness therapy, men’s groups, and rites of passage shaped his life’s work helping boys and men grow into healthier, more emotionally connected adults. He opens up about the difference between conditional and unconditional confidence, the role of vulnerability in building trust, and why so many modern men are missing the support systems they need to thrive. Dan also reflects on the limitations of “depth cosplay” in men’s work, the importance of staying grounded in everyday life, and why true transformation often begins with simple human connection. From fatherhood and leadership to emotional literacy and male friendship, this episode explores what it really takes to help men move through life’s threshold moments with integrity and care. If you’re interested in masculinity, fatherhood, men’s work, personal growth, emotional resilience, or the power of community, this conversation offers insight, honesty, and a hopeful path forward. Learn more at DanDoty.com.

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