Show Notes
In this episode of the I love you, MAN - A Positive Psychology Podcast (special series: Educating Our Boys), Stephen Feeney is joined by Eoghan Cleary, researcher with the Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy Institute, writer, and youth advocate. Together, they discuss Eoghan’s path into teaching and his work in helping boys move towards healthier and more positive forms of masculinity. The conversation explores the impact of the manosphere, the dangers of porn, and how parents can play an active role in supporting boys as they navigate identity and online culture. Please like, subscribe and share!
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