We Are Better Men Podcast

In episode 73 Steve talks about how important it is to not bottle up your emotions.

In episode 72 Leland talks about meditation, how and why he started doing it and the changes it's had to his life.

Episode 71 - Steve Tillman talks about staying true to yourself

In episode 70 Leland challenges the we are better men community to start making small changes to their day to day lives to better their lifestyle, happiness and quality of life.

In episode 69 Leland talks about the fact that who you are is who you are, and that is who you will be in the end. Be proud of who you are and what you want to do with your life. Own it.

Episode 68 is a special one! Steve (co host) does his first stand up routine at a local comedy club.

In episode 67 Leland talks about learning how to speak in public, convey a message and be confident in doing so.

In episode 66 Leland continues the conversation about Colin Kaepernick and discusses the Nike endorsment and Kaepernick's right to kneel.

In episode 65 Steve talks about Colin Kaepernick's recent NIKE endorsment and related news.

Leland tells a simple story of good decisions and how important it is in life to make sure you are always trying to make the right decisions.

In episode 63 Steve Tillman talks about armchair parents.

In episode 62 Leland talks about growing up with several men who played key roles in his life, and how it seems that the men we grow up influenced by seem to shape us into who we become as men ourselves.

In episode 61 Leland talks about how owning your mistakes is the only way you can move forward and health from them.

In episode 60 Leland and Steve talk about internet celeb Lil Tay who is originally from Vancouver and the difference between her and Bam Margera's original CKY DVDs. Also a lot of talk about how someone could let their 12 year old get famous online with that type of content.

In episode 59 Steve Tillman talks about the importance of being you.

In episode 58 Leland talks about not letting your humble or tough beginnings create so much friction in your life that they kill your chances of crushing goals.

In episode 57 Steve and Leland discuss a video that is making its rounds on facebook titled "Bad Kid Gets Thrown To The Ground"

In episode 56 Leland speaks with Jim Ellis about his documentary "Keeping the Peace for Peace Keepers".

In episode 55 Steve Tillman talks about all the good, and all the bad, and everything in between.

While on vacation a small community is impacted by a young man's motorcycle accident, and Leland quickly speaks about it.

In episode 53 Steve Tillman discusses some tips for people who have a handicapped person in their life. He gives tips on how to talk to them, inappropriate questions, and information on challenging their independence.

In episode 52 Leland chats about starting No Deadbeat Society in 2014 and how that grew into the platform it is today, which includes social media communities of thousands and the We Are Better Men Podcast.

Another shooting the burbs outside of Vancouver, British Columbia. This time a hockey coach, nurse and father who was completely innocent.  Gang culture exists because so many young men and boys are lost. It's something we need to talk about, and in episode 51 that's exactly what Leland does.

We've made it to episode 50! What an accomplishment! In episode 50 Steve and Leland discuss the importance in Father's Day and the impact it has had on their lives. They also provide practical tips for men who are going through tough times around Father's Day and how they can keep pushing forward.

In episode 49 Leland talks to Prof (retired) Pysc PHD Mark Sherman about the White House Boys and Men Council, Boys issues in general and some of the work he has done in support of advocating for men and boys.