Courage, Leadership, & the Legacy of Chesty Puller: Lessons in Masculine Strength & Ambition
Men today are told that the masculine virtues of bravery and courage, the readiness to fight, and the desire to win glory for their people and their nations are standards of a time gone past. We are told to rejoice over the death of masculinity, but there is a reason stories like that of Chesty Puller still light fires in the hearts of good men. In today’s episode of the Hard Men Podcast we’ll reminisce on the bravery and leadership of a great man in the face of impossible odds, and discuss the evergreen need of masculine virtue.
Obesity, Ultra-Processed Foods & The Revival of Ancestral Diets
Physical health and discipline are often neglected in Christian communities, and we examine why this is a critical oversight. By referencing scripture, we argue that maintaining one's physical well-being is essential for a productive and faithful life, especially for those in demanding pastoral roles. The conversation dives into the engineered addictiveness of modern processed foods, making a case for mindful eating and proper nutrition.
Ultra Endurance: 100-Mile Runs, Voluntary Hardship & Forging Men with Tate Taylor
We'll talk with Tate Taylor, native Texan and Ogden transplant, about his running of the Hoka Bandera 100K several times, including his personal best 14-hour finish time. From rigorous training regimens and navigating the challenging Bandera landscape to the profound emotional highs and lows of race day, this story offers a unique perspective on the world of ultra-endurance sports.
