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Brad Wagemont opens by admitting this one took more effort than the many messages he has done before.

Brad Wagemont opens by naming the fear that being fully known could cost love.

Brad Wagemont opens with a story about Jose in Spain, a letter home, and the way brokenness can pull people back.

He opens with a simple claim: pain is real, and pretending otherwise keeps men stuck.

Brad Wolgamott opens the episode from Studio San Jose del Cabo.

Bradley Wolgamott kicks off season three by pushing listeners to spend time around people who are better than they are.

Brad Wagemont frames The Man Maker Show S03S14, 'You’re Not Broken: Finding Freedom Through Identity,' as a message about being wounded, not beyond repair, and says the series is about freedom from habits, addictions, and beliefs that keep people trapped.

Brad Wagemont continues his series on the 25 qualities of a royal man, covering qualities 17-22 including overcoming anxiety through 'working from the rest,' avoiding busyness addiction, setting impossible goals, ignoring critics, surrounding yourself with level-up people, and not needing to always be right.

Brad Wagemont uses S03E15, "When Your Pain Becomes Your Prison," to argue that captivity often begins with early family dysfunction, resentment, and identity built on performance.

Bradley Wogum opens by reflecting on the odd truth that life only really makes sense after it has already been lived.

Brad Wagemont opens with a simple idea: fear grows when the real issue has not been faced, while confidence comes from being thoroughly prepared.

Brad Wagemont closes out a series on building core men around you by arguing that a man’s legacy is shaped by the men he helps raise up.

Brad Wagamont turns fatherhood into a test of what children notice and carry forward.

B-Rad opens with a plea not to give up on a spouse and to keep believing change is still possible.

Brad Walgamont opens with a hard question about what people say near the end of life, and he uses it to frame the worth of the most valuable people in your life over money or the chase.