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In this episode of the Wild Courage podcast, Jeremy and Justin Stumvoll explore themes of masculinity, vulnerability, and the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome. They discuss the importance of community and connection among men, the challenges of expressing emotions, and the journey towards self-acceptance and authenticity. Through personal anecdotes and insights, they highlight the struggles many face in feeling worthy and the impact of childhood experiences on adult identity. The conversation emphasizes the need for men to support one another and to redefine their self-worth beyond external validation. In this conversation, Justin and Jeremy explore the themes of identity, self-worth, and the importance of self-compassion. They discuss the struggles of imposter syndrome, the power of vulnerability, and the necessity of facing one's fears. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of understanding personal stories and the role of authenticity in building connections. They also highlight the importance of seeking help and support from others in the journey of personal growth and healing.

To learn more about Justin you can check him out at
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Sampson Moss and Jeremy recently sat down in Winnemucca, NV, at the Buckaroo Traditions Gathering. Sampson grew up in Canada and had a very unusual route to becoming a cowboy. In high school he found his tribe in the punk rock scene. Snow boarding and music consumed his formative years. In collage he started climbing on broncs and transitioning into a different lifestyle. Sampson openly shares his struggles and talks about the road that led him to becoming a premier hat-maker. When he isn't in the hat shop, he is most likley on the mountian snow boarding or on the back of a horse day working.
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Jeremy and Justin sit down in Winnemucca NV. Justin shares the back story of how the Outside Circle Show started and where it's headed. Justin grew up in a Kansas and dives into how his childhood shaped him. Losing his dad at a young age Justin had to navigate the loss and how he ended up out west chasing his cowboy dreams. Justin shares with great vulnerability his struggles with addiction and heartache. Justin is a man who is in the middle of the journey and is leaning into the hard things.

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In this episode Jeremy and Tyler visit about the retreat and where Tyler is at now in his journey. They visit about horse training, horse showing, Family, faith and what matters most.
Tyler is a NRCHA horse trainer, a husband, father and friend to the down and out.

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Mark shares his story about growing up in Montana in an Amish community with 8 other siblings and what is was like in that environment. How his Dad led them on a different path, from what is was like getting their first vehicle to eventually a tv and house with electricity. Mark is in his early twenties and shares what his journey has looked like from his perspective and what beauty and healing can come from leaning into the hard things. We can all learn a lot from Mark and his story. What an honor it has been for our brotherhood to get to know and love this powerful young man.

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In this episode of the Wild Courage Podcast, Jeremy sits down with Stephanie Avent to explore her life journey, from her childhood in New Mexico to her experiences with family dynamics, divorce, and the challenges of adulthood. Stephanie shares her struggles with relationships, the impact of her father's alcoholism, and her journey towards healing and personal growth. The conversation delves into the complexities of navigating love, loss, and the quest for identity amidst life's challenges. In this conversation, Stephanie shares her journey through the challenges of addiction in her marriage, the isolation during her pregnancy, and the profound impact of faith and community support. She discusses the complexities of confronting her husband's addiction, the emotional turmoil of being a new mother, and the eventual path to healing and empowerment. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries, the struggles of codependency, and the hope that comes from personal growth and recovery. Stephanie's story is a testament to resilience, love, and the transformative power of faith.

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Jeremy and Britton discuss their experience at the pro-am roping event and the growth of Wild Courage. They highlight the importance of creating a space for conversations and cultivating a community that values emotional health. They emphasize the need for vulnerability and permission to share one's story. They also discuss the impact of the Wild Courage message on individuals and the importance of self-compassion and self-worth. They encourage breaking down the false self and embracing authenticity. The conversation explores the importance of self-worth and the impact it has on our relationships and overall well-being. It delves into the cowboy culture and how pride can hinder personal growth and accountability. The discussion highlights the need for humility and the willingness to take ownership of our actions. It also emphasizes the role of community in addressing shame and healing. The conversation concludes with an invitation to join a self-worth course and a retreat to further explore personal growth and healthy relationships.

For more info on Brittons self worth course email him at 4014consulting@gmail.com

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Dakota May joins Jeremy in the barn to share his redemption story. Dakota grew up in Nevada racing motocross from an early age. Soon after his racing career ended he found himself trying to find a new identity. Dakota thought the cowboy lifestyle might suit him, having gown up around some ranching and horses it was a seamless transition. He soon found riding ranch bronk's fulfilled the adrenaline he was missing from his motocross days. He soon found a mentor and started working with leather. Moving from ranch to ranch provided the solitary he was looking for. Drinking became more than just a few beers with the boys after the rodeo and soon he found out that it was impossible to make it through the day without it. Dakota bravely shares what the dark days were like in such raw and real detail. He found a passion for braiding rawhide and is recognized by his peers for the quality and craftsmanship of his work. If you have ever wondered what hope looks like, give his story a listen.



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