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The discussion on "Bonded Voices" delves into the dangers of revising history, touching on various examples and implications. The hosts, Loren, Ian, and Greg, explore how political and social shifts influence historical narratives, often leading to distortions or omissions. They highlight instances of revisionist history, such as the redefinition of terms like "fascist" and the portrayal of historical figures like Thomas Jefferson. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of understanding history accurately, engaging in dialogue, and learning from past mistakes to navigate present challenges effectively. The hosts encourage listeners to seek knowledge, engage in conversations, and critically evaluate historical narratives to avoid the pitfalls of revisionism. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #work #History #revision #conversations #success

Episode 44 - The Graduation Equation: Adding value to your journey The conversation revolves around the topic of graduation, exploring various aspects such as the frequency of celebrations, expectations, responsibilities, and the significance of the transition. The speakers discuss the tradition of celebrating graduations at different levels of education, from kindergarten to college, and ponder whether these celebrations have become overly extravagant or if they truly mark a meaningful transition. They also touch on the impact of the pandemic on graduation ceremonies and reflect on their own experiences with graduations and reunions. The conversation ends with congratulations to all graduates and a reminder to have meaningful conversations about the future with them. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #work #Graduation #graduates #conversations

The topic is work and whether people have unreasonable expectations regarding their careers. The hosts delve into personal experiences and reflections, sharing stories about their first jobs and the lessons they learned. They explore the idea of finding joy in work versus having unrealistic expectations, touching on issues like parental influence, work ethic, motivation, and the changing landscape of the workforce. The conversation also touches on parenting styles, encouraging children to take responsibility and the importance of practical experiences in shaping one's career path. Overall, the hosts emphasize the value of hard work, personal growth, and finding fulfillment in one's professional journey. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #work #workethic #Stories #conversations

The conversation revolves around the theme of respecting individual narratives and not taking over someone else's story. The speakers discuss various scenarios where people tend to inject themselves into others' experiences, such as parenting, work projects, and social situations. They emphasize the importance of letting individuals live their own stories, supporting them without overshadowing or altering their experiences. The conversation also touches on topics like one-upping, validation, active listening, and creating meaningful connections through shared experiences. Overall, the message encourages self-awareness, empathy, and allowing people the space to navigate their own paths. https://bondedvoices.com

In this episode of Bonded Voices, Ian, Loren, and Greg discuss the potential crash of the commercial real estate market. They mention signs of economic weakness, particularly in office spaces, and delve into factors like remote work, fractional work, and the reduced need for office spaces due to technological advancements and changing work habits. They also touch on the impact of the pandemic, election year dynamics, and the potential ripple effects on businesses, investors, and the economy at large. The discussion covers various scenarios, from potential collapse to opportunities for new businesses and investments in real estate. Ultimately, they advise listeners to stay informed, be prepared, and consider potential changes in the market. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #realestate #recession #ecomony #commercial #officespace

The episode of "Bonded Voices" discusses hate, ignorance, and acceptance. The hosts, Ian, Greg, and Loren, explore how these concepts intersect and affect individuals and society. They discuss how hate often stems from ignorance, citing examples like historical prejudices against Armenians, Jews, and Roma. They also delve into the complexities of acceptance, questioning whether accepting intolerant views is empowering or enabling harmful behavior. The conversation touches on societal pressures to accept everything without question, the difference between tolerance and acceptance, and the potential dangers of blindly accepting ignorance and hate. They emphasize the importance of critical thinking, personal beliefs based on facts, and being mindful of the influence of hatred and ignorance in shaping character. Ultimately, the hosts encourage listeners to reflect on their beliefs, question societal norms, and consider whether they are contributing to the problem or the solution regarding hate, ignorance, and acceptance. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #hate #ignorance #acceptance #Trumptrial #maga2024 #trump

In this episode of Bonded Voices, Greg, Loren, and Ian discuss the impact of constant news bombardment on our lives. They question whether the sensationalism in the media is necessary and how it affects viewers' perceptions. They talk about the rush to report news, leading to incomplete or exaggerated stories. The hosts also touch on the blurred line between entertainment and news, emphasizing the importance of fact-checking and responsible reporting. They share personal experiences of disconnecting from mainstream news and finding more value in local news sources. The episode ends with a challenge for listeners to share their strategies for dealing with news consumption on the Bonded Voices website. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #self #News #Breakingnews #media #cnn #MSNBC #Foxnews

In this episode of Bonded Voices, Ian, Greg, and Loren discuss seven life lessons men often learn too late. They delve into topics like the importance of not feeling the need to constantly prove oneself, the significance of supportive relationships, the limitations of focusing solely on work for happiness, the necessity of prioritizing physical health, the value of speaking openly about feelings, the enjoyment of life's simple pleasures, and the never-ending journey of self-improvement. They emphasize the need to find balance and fulfillment in various aspects of life, encouraging listeners to engage in meaningful conversations and activities to enhance their well-being. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #self #sevenlifelessons #7lifelessons #men

In this episode of Bonded Voices, we interview Mark Winston, a representative from the US Men's Sheds Association. The Men's Sheds movement, which originated in Australia in the mid-nineties has since spread globally. The movement aims to combat social isolation and loneliness among men by providing a space for them to connect, engage in activities, and support one another. Men's Sheds can vary in size and activities, from woodworking to community volunteer work. The organization welcomes men of all ages and backgrounds, with some sheds even incorporating intergenerational activities. Membership dues are generally reasonable, and there are options for both physical and digital sheds. The organization has been spreading awareness through conferences, media coverage, and grassroots outreach efforts. Mark emphasizes the positive impact Men's Sheds have had on individuals, providing a sense of purpose and companionship, especially for retirees and those facing life changes. He encourages those interested to visit the US Men's Sheds website to find a shed in their local area. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #self #conpanionship #shesheds #usmenssheds #menssheds

In this episode of Bonded Voices, Loren, Greg, and Ian discuss the concept of social responsibility. They touch upon various aspects such as environmental practices like using solar panels and electric vehicles, community engagement, government incentives, and personal accountability. They explore scenarios where individuals should take action, like helping in emergencies or volunteering in the community. The conversation delves into the balance between incentivizing social responsibility and mandating it, and the role of personal choice within societal expectations. They conclude by emphasizing the importance of self-reflection and active participation in building a better society. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #self #Resonsibility #social responsibility #community

In this episode of "Bonded Voices," the hosts explore the question: Are you living a rich life? They discuss different perspectives on what constitutes richness, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, meaningful experiences, and relationships over material possessions. They reflect on the wisdom gained from life experiences and challenge listeners to take time for self-reflection and appreciation of the richness in their lives. The hosts encourage reaching out to friends and engaging in genuine conversations as part of living a rich life. They also announce a monthly giveaway for listeners. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #self #experience #wisdom #rich

This conversation discusses the importance of casual greetings and acknowledges their role in building connections and improving society. The speakers emphasize how a simple "hello" can be a powerful gesture, even in larger cities where people may be less likely to interact. They highlight the value of these casual interactions and suggest a challenge for the audience to increase the number of casual “hellos” they offer in a day and to watch as to how it improves their lives. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #hello #welcome #friendship #friends

"Bonded Voices" recently featured Dr. Subir as a guest, discussing the importance of effective communication between doctors and patients. The conversation delved into instances where patients may feel unheard by their doctors, emphasizing the significance of finding a doctor with whom one feels comfortable and trusting. Dr. Subir shared insights on various medical scenarios, including cases where parental intuition led to critical diagnoses, highlighting the importance of listening to both patients and their caregivers. Additionally, the discussion touched on topics such as discussing sensitive issues like sex with children and the role of parents in providing accurate information. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #doctor #pediatrics #Children #medical

In today's episode of Bonded Voices, hosts Greg, Ian, and Loren discuss the chaos at the southern border of the United States. They delve into the funding discrepancies between supporting Ukraine and the Marine Corps, highlighting the lack of accountability in government spending. They emphasize the impact of illegal immigration on communities, particularly in border states, and express frustration with the lack of action from politicians. The hosts advocate for focusing on policies rather than party politics and stress the importance of starting at the local level to address border issues. They also mention a convoy of first responders and ex-military heading to the border to draw attention to the situation. Finally, they encourage listeners to engage with local representatives and participate in the political process to effect change. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #Immigration #illegalalien #bordersecurity #borders #Invasion

This podcast discussion is about personal finance and budgeting. They discuss various financial topics, including credit card management, budget creation, and the importance of setting financial goals. They also touch on the challenges people face in managing their finances and suggest practical steps for improving financial stability, such as creating a budget, monitoring expenses, and setting financial goals. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of taking control of one's finances and making positive changes to achieve financial well-being. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #finances #investing #daveramsey

In this episode of Bonded Voices, the hosts, Ian, Loren, and Greg, discuss strategies for coping with being laid off. They cover various aspects, including the changing dynamics of job loyalty, the psychological impact of unexpected changes, and the role of personal relationships during job transitions. Emphasizing the importance of financial literacy and constant personal development, they encourage listeners to embrace discomfort and challenges for sustained growth. The hosts highlight effective communication, positive framing of situations, and the broader economic context behind corporate decisions to provide pragmatic coping strategies. Overall, the episode offers insights into navigating job changes and layoffs with resilience and a forward-looking mindset. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #layoff #fired #jobloss #change

The conversation revolves around the interconnected issues of economics, corruption, and endless foreign wars. The speakers discuss the difficulty in separating these topics and explore how they influence each other. They touch upon elements such as political corruption, the impact of wars on the economy, and the role of the media in shaping public perception. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of staying informed, being politically active at the local level, and finding a balance between engagement and avoiding overwhelming consumption of news. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #economics #corruption #endlessforeignwars

Bonded Voices Podcast is awarded a Top 10 Best New Podcasts for 2024 by Global Creative Group. Thank you to all our listeners.

The hosts of "Bonded Voices" discuss the Economics of Cheap Labor in this episode. They explore how cheap labor affects various industries, from construction to manufacturing, and its impact on the working class and the middle class. The conversation delves into the consequences of outsourcing skilled labor, the role of unions, and the challenges faced by local businesses. They also touch upon the ethical considerations of supporting products made with cheap labor, emphasizing the importance of informed consumer choices and supporting local businesses. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #cheaplabor #foreignworkers #immigrants #illegalaliens

In this episode of Bonded Voices. Loren, Greg, and Ian sat down for a conversation with radio host, writer, policy, political, and communications expert - Seth Leibsohn to talk about the topic, Cognitive dissonance;America and Israel’s fight for survival. It’s insightful and should have you pondering truth, morality and the societal influences on you, your family, and your children. It should make you question the discomfort you feel when your deeply held beliefs suddenly don’t match what is evident in reality. The conversation covered societal influences on beliefs and the importance of truth. It also touched on the challenges in communication when basic facts are not agreed upon. They cover people’s biases in supporting either side and one’s ability to grapple with facts when the side you support has committed atrocities and evils yet you still fully support them while calling for a ceasefire. The conversation discusses the aftermath of the war in Gaza, what the future holds for Israel, Gaza and America, the media's portrayal, and the influence of ideologies. The podcast aims to foster meaningful conversations, particularly among men, and highlights the need for a steady routine and reliable communication. Register on our Bondedvoices.com site and Enjoy the show. https://bondedvoices.com

In a discussion, the hosts analyze the prophetic nature of a Paul Harvey speech titled "If I Were the Devil." They discuss various societal changes that have occurred over the years, including the impact of social media, cultural shifts influenced by figures like the Kardashians, and the polarization of politics. They also emphasize the importance of critical thinking, questioning, and verifying information in a world filled with manipulation and misinformation. The hosts encourage listeners to reflect on how societal changes might align with the concept of "If I Were the Devil" and share their thoughts. https://bondedvoices.com

In this episode of "Bonded Voices," Ian, Loren and Greg discuss the recent revelation that the government, specifically the NSA, has been purchasing private information from tech companies, raising concerns about internet privacy and potential misuse of data. They delve into the implications of this data collection, including the development of social credit scores and the erosion of privacy rights. The conversation touches on various examples of data collection, such as through social media platforms and IoT devices, and the potential misuse of AI-generated content. They emphasize the importance of raising awareness about data privacy issues and engaging in conversations about the implications of widespread data collection. https://bondedvoices.com #bondedvoices #brotherhood #mensissues #podcast #friends #NSA #dataprivacy #deepstate

Welcome to the Bonded Voices Podcast. Where we lift men up to be happier, healthier, wiser; more connected through conversations and more engaged with their families, friends and community. Why? Because good men make the world a better place. How do you create a support group of men with shared values and interests—a braintrust of experiences and advice? Start with inviting friends for coffee on a regular basis. What are friends, best friends, and acquaintances? We explore these questions and other interesting topics for men like sports, religion, ai, technology, politics, real estate, investing, family, relationships, and more. We encourage you to recreate the camaraderie that existed in school in your sports teams and social circles. As men join the workforce and marry they enter middle age and lose these inputs that make them appealing, vigorous, and exciting. Our episodes are getting national attention for all the right reasons.Episode 9 The futility of road ragewas lauded by MADD members as being a resource to reduce road deaths and road violence. PodcastEpisode 3 How many friends do you have?has talk radio hosts referencing it on their shows and pointing out that it matters.Episode 14: If I Were the Devil-Paul Harvey, Redux, is an evergreen homage to a brilliant mind that even 50 years ago was able to predict the future of America.
 We understand that men need interesting conversations with other men. It is a source of happiness. Suicide amongst middle-aged men is at epidemic proportions. Men need casual conversations and friends who will hold in-trust private conversations. Listening in on conversations teaches us how to engage and grows our conversational wisdom. You can find out how we created our friend’s circle, so you can create yours. Listen to Bonded Voices – Brothers in Conversation.

The discussion revolves around the topic of friendship and how to build meaningful friendships. The participants touch upon various aspects, such as the importance of physical connection, the evolution of friendships, the value of consistency in communication, and the flexibility needed in maintaining relationships. They emphasize the significance of making an effort to connect with others and listening as a way to build respect and relationships. The conversation encourages people to take the initiative and start building friendships over coffee or simple gatherings.