We explore what it is to be a man without dogmas, outside of hegemony, outside of media driven ideas of what it is to be a man. Instead of starting with an idea of what it is to be a man, such as men are from mars, or men are at their essence warriors and gladiators, or rely on trite platitudes, The Inner Dimensional Man podcast aims to discuss deeply personal and authentic ideas through dialogue. Rather than rely on simplistic definitions of manhood to box us in, The Inner Dimensional Man moves towards the grey areas of masculinity, from simplicity to complexity. The podcast features thinkers, musicians, artists, athletes, visionaries, self defense experts, a wide group of men representing multi-generations, from all walks of life who have a story to tell, which can add to this exploration of what it is to be an inner dimensional man.
How violence and self defense affects men, and how violence, personal safety, and how we deal with fear shape our identity.
Freedom and individualism. Most people tend to think of Satanism as this dark and creepy movement. Gilmore talks about how as a philosophy, Satanism, deals with individualism and personal responsibility.
Men and addiction: We look at how addiction is often cloaked in secrecy, because we as men are taught to avoid admitting and showing weakness or failure. This episode suggests it is ok to struggle, ok to ask for help, and none of us are alone in our struggles.
Lessons from Indigenous peoples on masculinity, rites of passage, and the full circle teachings on how to be a well rounded man.
Chris discusses character development, integrity, ethics and how to live a principle based life.