Episode 11 - Nick Huggard

Episode 13 - Season 1 Finale

In the final episode of the season, Paige and Caleb recap lessons learned and answer listener questions. After starting the season with a conversation between hosts before having guests on, the team gets back together to wrap things up. Thank you to all of our listeners!

Episode 12 - Eric Jimenez

We near the end of the season with one final interview, Eric Jimenez, our behind-the-scenes galvanizer who helped make The Men Who Made Me turn from an idea into a reality. On this episode, Paige sits down with her coworker, mentor, and friend Eric to discuss how and why the podcast got started, why creativity matters, and how to find ourselves trying new things. With this being our final interview of season one, we hope it offers you wisdom, clarity, and a bit of behind the scenes magic. Enjoy!

Episode 11 - Nick Huggard

This episode, we welcome Nick Huggard, longtime friend of Paige. Over the course of the discussion, we talk about the different dynamics between masculinity and femininity in friendships, how to navigate those differences, male body image, and the men who made him. We loved the passion and energy Nick brought to the conversation and look forward to sharing it with you.

Episode 10 - Luke Bobo (Part 2)

In the second and final part of our conversation with Luke Bobo, we dive deeper into the intersection of race and masculinity, hear about the merits of humility, and find comfort in the wisdom of grandmas. He also shares his thoughts on the value of friendships across gender, race, and age. If you haven't listened to Part 1 of this series, make sure to give it a listen first. As always, thanks for tuning in to another episode!

Episode 9 - Luke Bobo (Part 1)

Author, speaker, and teacher are among the many titles that can be attributed to Luke Bobo, our next guest. A passionate University of Kansas grad, Luke is a father of two and has been a husband to his wife, Rita, for nearly 40 years. In addition to speaking on his lessons from being a parent and a spouse, Luke shares his thoughts on critical moments in his personal development as a man, advice he would offer to young men, and the merits of leaning into a life of virtue.