The Branden Sherryodcast, sponsored by MediShare. To find out more about the radio show or

Brandt's book, Unoffendable, go to brantanthanson.com. Greetings podcast, people. So this is a very special

podcast to me. Hopefully it will be to you too.

If you've been listening to the show for any length of time, you know that I always encourage

Brandt to talk about men, to talk about manhood, to talk about masculinity, being a husband,

being a father, all of those things, because I think it's important.

And he's done it successfully,

even though he himself would say he's made mistakes along the way because he's human. But he's done

it successfully. And I always think he can be an encouragement to other men. So what I got him to do was

not just him, but two other guys who were really wise, been married for a while, kids. I just wanted to sit them down

and have sort of like a roundtable discussion. And Brandt allowed me to do that. So it's him.

And the other two guys will introduce themselves here in a moment. And we talked about what is

masculinity? What is it not? We also talked about what do you wish women knew

about men, about their husbands, and a whole bunch of other stuff. So this will be two or three

podcasts because we talked for about an hour and a half. I love it, love it, love it, love it.

I think this is great for women to hear from men. I also think if you're a guy, now I'm not a guy obviously,

so I'm not sure, but I think this would be encouraging to hear other guys talk about where

they are in life, how they got there, what they still want to be. I just think it's encouraging

overall, and I hope you guys enjoy it. Now the guys are going to introduce themselves to you.

Greg Beelig, I'm a pediatric anesthesiologist. I work and serve with Cure International and I have

been married for 14, almost 15 years to a lovely wife named Julie and I have five kids from 4 to 14.

Four of them girls. Nice. My name is Derek and I have five kids from four to 14. Four of them girls.

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