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Welcome to the Modern Southern Gentleman. I interview successful men who model masculinity with a southern accent</p>
this is an encore presentation of a previous Modern Southern Gentleman interview
this is an encore presentation of a previous Modern Southern Gentleman interview
this is an encore presentation of a previous Modern Southern Gentleman interview
this is an encore presentation of a previous Modern Southern Gentleman interview
Because hard times come from so many different directions, it means you won’t always see them coming. So you must develop the skills and mindset to deal with hard times if you want to be a man who survives and thrives.
One way is to incorporate the Marine Corp way of dealing with hard times into your life. It’s just three words,
Blaming your parents or the neighborhood you grew up in only works for boys, not men. The truth is you have until age 25 to blame your behavior on your upbringing. After that, it’s on you.
Being a boss is a great job unless you have one of these 5 types of employees.
An article written in 1899 has the secret of success in 2021
Click to here to read the article
This episode is all about how to coach your kid in sports. What do they need to hear from you, when do they need to hear it, and when should you focus on being a dad instead of a coach?
My guest is Louie LeBlanc, head coach at Westminster Christian Academy in Huntsville Alabama. Louie was a graduate assistant at the University of Alabama under Nick Saban and coached at the University of West Georgia.
Conversation with multi-time country musician of the year, member of the Nashville song-writer hall of fame, and musical director for Jimmy Buffett Coral Reefer Band, Mac McAnally. A southern boy who became what he always dreamed of, a southern intellectual.