Most of you guys know that I don't listen to a ton of music, but if there is one music artist,

you'll catch me listening to more than anyone else. It's my guest today, Cody Jinx. He's got

such an interesting style, but more than that, he's a fascinating man, and it was an honor to have

the chance to talk with him. Today, we talk about where his style comes from, bucking the trends

of pop culture, his transition back to work, and the wake of the COVID response, what it's like to

play and perform in front of thousands, overcoming nervousness, and striking the balance between

inspiration and responsibility. Your man of action, you live life to the fullest, embrace your fears,

and boldly charge your own path. When life knocks you down, you get back up one more time,

every time. You are not easily deterred and defeated. Rugged, resilient, strong. This is your life,

this is who you are, this is who you will become. At the end of the day, and after all is said and

done, you can call yourself a man. Gentlemen, what is going on today? My name is Ryan

Nicler, and I have the host and the founder of the Order of Man podcast and movement welcome

here and welcome back. We are reclaiming and restoring what it means to be a man and masculine

to be a general. To that end, we have these conversations with incredible guests like my guest

today, Cody Jinx. We've also had Steve Rinella, Andy Fasilla, Tim Kennedy, Dakota Meyer,

Jaco, David Goggins, the lineup of men that have joined us is incredible and very inspiring

hopefully for you guys because that's the point. To give you a message of inspiration and

also that of tactics, things that you can apply in your life to improve yourself as a father

and a husband and a leader in your home and in your community and in your business as well.

So we've got, like I said, a great one lined up with Mr. Cody Jinx today. Before I get into

it, I just want to make a quick mention of my friends over at Warrior Poets Society Network.

You've heard me talk about them and I believe most of you, a lot of you anyways, know that I've

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