You're listening to the Hard Man Podcast, reclaiming biblical masculinity in a world of soft.

Well, welcome to the Hard Men Podcast. I am your host Eric Khan and today we have a very special guest.

We have Mr. Nantenet from It's Good to be a man.

Nahn, how are you doing today I'm doing better than I deserve

Very good to hear so now the first thing I want to ask you about today is you and Michael Foster working on a book for Cannon Press.

First of all, when do you guys expect this to be hitting the shelves?

We're hoping it will hit the shelves this year, but we really don't have any more definite deadline than that because at the

moment it's in the editing process so what's holding it up at the moment is actually us.

We have to get back to Canon with all of the edits that they've requested and once that's done

assuming that they're happy with everything I believe the process will be relatively pain-free

from that point be fairly streamlined but it's still going to be a little while before

obviously they can actually get the book into a format that can be sold and do all of the marketing and so on.

So hopefully end of the year and we'll see.

That's awesome.

And do you have a title and also related to that, just the purpose and kind of point of this book?

What can people expect from it?

The title of the book is, it's good to be man. The subtitle tentatively, our working subtitle is How Cueless Bastards can take Dominion as Sons of God.

So that kind of describes the general purpose of the book.

We want to be able to teach men what it means to be a man, why

God made men as they are, and how a man who hasn't actually had any of that knowledge kind of

instilled into him through the father that, you know, maybe he didn't have a father or his father was absent or his father was just the kind of clueless bastard as well that we're talking to and didn't raise him up as a man, those kinds of men,

how they can learn the basic principles required to take Dominion as Sons of God, how they can

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