“So Called” Women’s Issues…

So, I listened to a Ted Talk a couple days ago and it really got me to thinking, it’s the kind of stuff that every man needs to hear.  I’m going to be talking about that here in a minute, but first I’m going to talk about the sponsor of todays program, Stump Town Kilts.

When I first started this podcast almost a year and a half ago I decided that if I ever had a sponsor that I wanted it to be Stumptown kilts.  There are lots of things I could try to sell you here, but I wanted to have a sponsor that I was familiar with, that I could stand behind and represent with a clear conscience.  I wanted a sponsor that I could feel confident about when I recommended them to my listeners.

Well, Stumptown kilts fit every one of those criteria, and they were gracious enough to agree to become a sponsor of this show.  I have been a customer of Stump Town for several years.  They make the only kilts I will ever buy now.  Part of the reason for that, is the fact that they design these kilts with the people wearing them in mind.  They are durable and washable, I don’t have to iron them, they are adjustable to five sizes and I really, really appreciate the precision with which every kilt is made.  They come in a wide range of colors and they have different snap on pockets and stuff too. 

Do yourself a favor.  Go to their website; stumptownkilts.com and look for yourself.  Hope around a little and when you get ready to buy one enter the code:  betterman, at checkout.  All one word, all lower case.  When you do that you will receive 10% off your online purchase, and you will let them know you heard about it right here.  You will be thrilled with your new kilt.

Now before I dive into today’s topic, there is one other thing I want to tell you about as well.

As I was getting ready to launch my book, Forging A Man, I gathered together a group of people who wanted to help out, I referred to them as the launch team. 

As a way of returning their kindness, I offered to promote their books and products or services here on the podcast.  This is the second installment of that, and today I am featuring  a woman named Marilyn Murch.

Marilyn is a personal friend of mine and she is also an artist.  She is a sculptor, and painter.  She works with steel and other mediums as well.  Now—she is also an author...