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Join Peter and Carl as they talk about DARVO, which stands for Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim Offender. It’s a common behavior exhibited by men accused of sexual violence. Naming harmful behaviors is a great way for men to exercise social justice. The post Effects of DARVO Season 4 Episode 10 appeared first on KCSU FM.

It’s a cheat day! Peter and Carl take a break from the heavy lifting and snack on some ranting. The topic this time is men not washing their hands after using public restrooms. The post Cheat Day! Washing hands appeared first on KCSU FM.

Yo… Carl screwed up. This is a recording from 2 years ago where Jake and Carl talk about what’s good about being a man. They are joined later by Jacob, and they talk more explicitly about identity and complicate what it means to be a man. The post What’s Good About Being a Man? Season 4 Episode 9 appeared first on KCSU FM.

It’s a cheat day! Peter and Carl take a break from the heavy lifting and snack on some ranting. The topic this time is men adjusting their junk in public. The post Cheat Day! Men adjusting their junk appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as they embark on a journey to unpack what it means to be emotional and spiritual. They are joined by Bill, a doctoral student at CSU, to help them out. In part 1, they intellectually explore why men need to connect with their emotions. Emotional work is a great way for men to exercise social justice. The post Spiritual and Emotional Work for Men Part 1 Season 4 Episode 7 appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as they continue to explore what emotional and spiritual work really means. They are guided by Bill, a doctoral student, as they walk the talk from part 1. Expressing vulnerability to connect with your body is a crucial way for men to exercise social justice. The post Emotional and Spiritual Work for Men Part 2 Season 4 Episode 8 appeared first on KCSU FM.

It’s a cheat day! Peter and Carl take a break for the heavy lifting and snack on some ranting. The topic this time is the DIY Music Scene. The post Cheat Day! DIY Music Scene appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as they speak with Katana! Katana works in the stripper industry and teaches Peter and Carl about what it’s like to be a stripper. Understanding what women in the industry go through and how to talk about it with other men is a way to exercise social justice! The post Busting Myths About Strippers Season 4 Episode 6 appeared first on KCSU FM.

It’s a cheat day! Peter and Carl take a break for the heavy lifting and snack on some ranting. The topic this time is when men spit in public. The post Cheat Day! Spitting in Public appeared first on KCSU FM.

It’s a cheat day! Peter and Carl take a break from the heavy lifting and snack on some ranting. The topic this time is mansplaining! The post Cheat Day! Mansplaining appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as they react to their interview with Sonya Renee Taylor and try to figure out this radical self-love thing. The post Radical Self Love and Men Part 2 Season 4 Episode 5 appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as the interview Sonya Renee Taylor, the author of The Body is Not an Apology. She’s incredible and helps Peter and Carl figure out how radical self-love can be an awesome process for men exercising social justice. The post Radical Self Love and Men Part 1 Season 4 Episode 4 appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as they dig into the Men Go Their Own Way community. It’s a little bit scary to tackle a subject that might hit close to home. But doing internal work is an important process for men exercising social justice. The post Men Going Their Own Way Season 4 Episode 3 appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Peter and Carl as they talk about the Black Pill community. Although the Black Pill is on the extreme side of masculinity, what are the lessons we can learn about ourselves from the men in this community. They’re joined by a surprise guest! Tune in to find out why it’s important for us to keep an eye on these groups as a way for men to exercise social justice. The post Black Pill Season 4 Episode 2 appeared first on KCSU FM.

We’re back for season 4! Join Peter and Carl as they dive into the importance of understanding the dynamics of white supremacy in our everyday lives. They will be using two different articles to talk directly about how thinking intersectionally about systems of oppression is a necessary component to men exercising social justice. The post Understanding White Supremacy Season 4 Episode 01 appeared first on KCSU FM.

What’s coming up for Peter and Carl in Season 4?? The post Season 4 Preview appeared first on KCSU FM.

Get a sneak peak at what’s to come in season 3 of Do you even lift, bro? Men exercising social justice! The post Season 3 Preview appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Jake and Carl as they kick off season 3 with a discussion about Transmasculinities. Patrice Palmer (tHEy/hYm/sHE), and D-L Stewart (he/they), Professor and Co-Coordinator of Student Affairs in Higher Education, School of Education, lead the discussion to talk about what they’ve learned through their life, wrestling with gender, race, and sexuality. What does it mean to queer gender? What does it mean to queer masculinity? The four of them get deep into breaking down social understandings of gender, race, and sexuality and actively defining and redefining themselves in the process of exercising social justice. The post Transmasculinities S03 Episode 01 appeared first on KCSU FM.

  Join Jake and Carl as they dig into the nuances of how activism looks like for men in social justice. They are joined by Kristy Kumar, Assistant Director of Educational Programs at the Women and Gender Advocacy Center. Kristy gives incredible insight around defining and philosophizing around what activism even means. Can men even identify as activist in the context of social justice? Find out, because figuring out what activism looks like for men is a struggle in exercising social justice. The post Men and Activism Season 3 Episode 02 appeared first on KCSU FM.

Join Jake and Carl as they try to figure out what the hell men who identify as “involuntary celibate” or incel are thinking. Recent news in Toronto of men’s violence against women has brought the radicalization of white cis-men, and particularly the online community that calls themselves incel. They dig into the problematic thought processes that we need to resist and take action against. And they demonstrate this through self reflection and how they used to think the same way. And finally, this is the final episode for Jake to be on the podcast. Hear what he has to say about his journey through masculinity as he prepared to graduate and continue his path of exercising social justice. The post What the hell incel? Season 3 Episode 03 appeared first on KCSU FM.