Jonathan Jacobs is a marketer and community organizer with a passion for men’s work - recently starting the West Coast Chapter of “Walking Talking Men”. Walking Talking Men is a group of guys who walk together, opening the door for local friendships and non-judgmental conversations.

On this episode you’ll get Jonathan’s take on how trauma is usually the source of change for men in their perspective on gender roles and manhood. Plus - if you listen to the end you’ll hear the story about how former New York Yankee All-Star Reggie Jackson taught him how to shake hands. We dig into the practical side of making male friendships and more on Real Feels. Here he is - Jonathan Jacobs.

Hosted, Edited, and Produced by Brad Gage

Logo by Nolan Fabricius

Theme Song by Russell Henson

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www.JonathanJacobs.com

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If the past few US presidential elections have taught us anything, it is that many men do not really see themselves aligned with the values and ideals of the Democratic party. Men are currently dying 5.9 years earlier than women, are only 40% of college students, and represent 75% of the unhoused population. They are struggling on the whole and Democrats rarely decide to dive into that crisis as a talking point. Author and data analyst Mark Sutton talks with Brad about why that is happening, and what can be changed to bring men back into the fold for the Democratic Party.

Mark W Sutton is the author of the new book How Democrats Can Win Back Men

Book: https://amzn.to/3z3R1Iz

Site: http://mark-sutton.com