I sat down for a conversation with Joshua Ferme about masculinity, belonging and the search for freedom in modern life. We talked about the challenges men face today, the role embodiment plays in building emotional honesty, and why many men feel disconnected from their own strength.

As the discussion unfolded, we moved into topics like immigration and what it means to belong to a place or culture, as well as the appeal of wild camping, being outdoors and stepping outside controlled environments. Joshua spoke about risk, self trust and the value of discomfort, and we explored how nature can reconnect men to confidence and clarity in a way that classrooms and theory simply cannot.

See more from Josh here:
https://www.youtube.com/@Josh.Ferme.YouTube

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Josh Ferme is a British political journalist, writer, and presenter. He holds a Master's in Psychological Research Methodology and specialised in the field of behavioural decision-making. He became known for his work with Lotus Eaters, where he served as a full-time presenter for nearly five years. He has a YouTube Channel where he makes educational videos.

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In this episode I take a deep dive into anger - one of the most misunderstood emotions. I explore different perspectives, from Buddhism and psychology to embodiment and physiology, showing how each reveals a different truth about why we get angry and what to do with it.

We look at how anger can distort perception, act as a signal for crossed boundaries, and even serve as a physiological response that affects the body and mind. I also discuss how culture shapes our relationship to anger, and why understanding it through multiple lenses helps us respond rather than react.

It's part philosophy, part neuroscience, part embodied practice - a full-spectrum look at one of the most human emotions.

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Movement teacher Olivier joins me to talk about connecting dreams and imagery, the "longing" of the gym, aesthetics, auto-regulation, why we do sports, how to maximise learning transfer, the power of reflection, developing qualities, nonsense and play, movement culture, Instagram, nonsense, image hygiene and more. A wonderful conversation about movement, learning and play.

More information about Olivier Goetgeluck's work - https://oliviergoetgeluck.com/

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Since 2011, Olivier Goetgeluck has been coaching professionals, athletes, and young people eager to work toward their dreams.

After completing a Master's in Applied Economics and a Postgraduate degree in Sports Management, he chose to postpone a traditional management career to start an independent sports business with a close friend.

Since taking that leap, he has driven innovation in youth and professional sports, opened a performance gym that evolved into the first "movement facility" in the Benelux, developed a basketball academy that reimagines sports culture, and created the role of "Play-Perform Coach" to promote a more balanced sporting environment.

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