Hey, everybody. This is Todd. This is our third and final installment of our interview with Dr. John Duffy.

He wrote a book called Rescuing Our Sons, Eight Solutions to Our Crisis of Disaffected Teen Boys.

If you haven't listened to the first two, I encourage you to go back and then finish with this third one.

And Dr. John Duffy will be speaking at our conference this weekend, January 26th,

so hopefully enjoy the show. Keep trucking.

Some of what these girls are serving because it is life. It is big. And missing that,

missing that viewpoint or silencing that viewpoint is such a mistake.

It makes the world so sepia tone.

Well, and I will say, I've been to a million sporting events.

I've been to a million concerts.

I've never experienced anything close to the Taylor Swift experience.

And I'm not the first one that has said that. There's plenty of

you know, macho men that have said that it's just, it's indescribable. And you don't even need to

know her music. You can walk there with, we walk into that stadium without ever having us

heard a single song and be moved by the experience. And it's not just

her and the staging and the dancing. It's the energy of the crowd. It's beyond anything I've ever

experienced by far. Well, and the big takeaway that I hope, or that I think is always trying to be

expressed is if you go into a bookstore, a lot of times, it's like, here's the book by black

authors, and here's the books by female authors. times, it's like, here's the book by black authors,

and here's the books by female authors.

And then it's like, and then here's the books by men.

You know what I mean?

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