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A Herculean Task: Kevin Sorbo on Why We Must Restore the Value of Masculinity
2023-09-26
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What do you admire most about your dad? Ladies, what qualities matter most in a husband? Parents, what kind of man do you want your son to become? Sara is incredibly grateful for the example set by her father, the character of her husband, and the fine young men her children are becoming.
For centuries, men were appreciated throughout society for being tough and strong, honest and resilient, and excellent protectors and providers. But in recent decades, men have become the targets of ridicule, condemnation, and disrespect - often because of those very same traits.
Men who believe in traditional gender roles are often diagnosed with "toxic masculinity." It's unclear how people who can't define what a man is can tell us how men should act, but how do we push back against this insanity?
In this recent episode, Hercules himself, actor and producer Kevin Sorbo, joins Sara to encourage young men to take on different challenges, embrace their masculine roles, and prepare to become the leaders our families and communities desperately need.
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Time Stamps:
1:32 Boys need to boys
4:12 Stop This abuse
7:18 Kevin Sorbo joins the Sara Carter Show
8:55 You walk the walk
9:17 They won’t like this book
10:17 Use your voice for good
11:55 They are not even hiding anymore
12:30 Woke teachers are a problem
14:17 Masculine men obey God
16:49 Leave kids alone
17:57 Backwards sitcoms
18:52 Men must lead
19:13 Bus Story
20:28 Males with big egos
10:49 What is masculinity?
22:05 Beating the Culture of Victimhood
23:10 African American community
24:27 Oakland
26:35 Best place to get the book
28:05 Barbie
29:56 Show Close
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For centuries, men were appreciated throughout society for being tough and strong, honest and resilient, and excellent protectors and providers. But in recent decades, men have become the targets of ridicule, condemnation, and disrespect - often because of those very same traits.
Men who believe in traditional gender roles are often diagnosed with "toxic masculinity." It's unclear how people who can't define what a man is can tell us how men should act, but how do we push back against this insanity?
In this recent episode, Hercules himself, actor and producer Kevin Sorbo, joins Sara to encourage young men to take on different challenges, embrace their masculine roles, and prepare to become the leaders our families and communities desperately need.
Please visit our great sponsors:
Allegiance Gold
https://protectwithsara.com
Click or Call 877-702-7272 to tell them Sara sent you and get $5,000 of free silver on a qualifying purchase.
Donor’s Trust
https://donorstrust.org/sara
Simplify, increase, and protect with Donor’s Trust.
HelloFresh
https://hellofresh.com/50saracarter
Use code 50SARACARTER for 50% off plus 15% off the next two months!
HumanN Super Beets
https://getsuperbeets.com
Use promo code SARA to get 15% off your first purchase.
Time Stamps:
1:32 Boys need to boys
4:12 Stop This abuse
7:18 Kevin Sorbo joins the Sara Carter Show
8:55 You walk the walk
9:17 They won’t like this book
10:17 Use your voice for good
11:55 They are not even hiding anymore
12:30 Woke teachers are a problem
14:17 Masculine men obey God
16:49 Leave kids alone
17:57 Backwards sitcoms
18:52 Men must lead
19:13 Bus Story
20:28 Males with big egos
10:49 What is masculinity?
22:05 Beating the Culture of Victimhood
23:10 African American community
24:27 Oakland
26:35 Best place to get the book
28:05 Barbie
29:56 Show Close
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