Jermal Alleyne's guest appearances

Jermal Alleyne

Mo Waja Presents: Toronto Story Archive

Modern Manhood: The Podcast

Anthony Bourdain

Andrew Paul

John Rich

Carolyn Petit

Jonah Hill

Chris Hardwick

Michael Rowley

Bryony Cole

Brandon Schatz

Robert Kandell

Cleo Stiller

Connor Beaton

Vivek Shraya

John Morrison

Ian Moore

OwlTail

The reason why I wanted to split this into two and make sure we get Jermal’s takes on masculinity right now is because he mentions a lot of key advice and ideas that have not been mentioned a whole lot lately, mainly about community and how men in general need to not only critique what goes around them (in a respectful way), but have the openness to be wrong. Critiquing is not a bad thing when done in an open manner, arguing for argument's sake...well that’s a different story. We might get stuck.

The reason why I wanted to split this into two and make sure we get Jermal’s takes on masculinity right now is because he mentions a lot of key advice and ideas that have not been mentioned a whole lot lately, mainly about community and how men in general need to not only critique what goes around them (in a respectful way), but have the openness to be wrong. Critiquing is not a bad thing when done in an open manner, arguing for argument's sake...well that’s a different story. We might get stuck.

"Masculinity Includes Community": A personal conversation with Jermal Alleyne

For today’s guest, from the great city of Toronto, we have Jermal Alleyne. A leader of youth groups and men’s groups in two different capacities, one through Next Gen Men and one through the John Howard Society. This interview was fascinating to me because it’s very close to what I do here in Edmonton, and our approaches are similar but at the same time it’s great to hear it said out loud. We go through the differences of teaching the two, we also touch a bit about Jermal’s father, and his journey to working anti-violence work. You’ll hear part two of my conversation with Jermal on episode 57. But on the next Modern Manhood, we’re going to talk to Rachel Giese, the editor at large for Chatelaine about her new book all about Canadian masculinity.

For today’s guest, from the great city of Toronto, we have Jermal Alleyne. A leader of youth groups and men’s groups in two different capacities, one through Next Gen Men and one through the John Howard Society. This interview was fascinating to me because it’s very close to what I do here in Edmonton, and our approaches are similar but at the same time it’s great to hear it said out loud. We go through the differences of teaching the two, we also touch a bit about Jermal’s father, and his journey to working anti-violence work. You’ll hear part two of my conversation with Jermal on episode 57. But on the next Modern Manhood, we’re going to talk to Rachel Giese, the editor at large for Chatelaine about her new book all about Canadian masculinity.

Ep 55: "Boys Groups and Men's Groups" with Jermal Alleyne

Jason discovered the concept, Jake saw the need, Jermal brought the experience. In late 2015 Next Gen Men began entering schools. This was the beginning of a journey that would see the three friends working with men of all ages, from youth to adult, raising conversations surrounding mental and emotional health, gender norms, rethinking masculinity, and the importance of empathy. Now, their program is growing and Next Gen Men is helping the next generation of men grow along with it. Discussing changing gender norms, education, and the pursuit of equality.

Jason discovered the concept, Jake saw the need, Jermal brought the experience. In late 2015 Next Gen Men began entering schools. This was the beginning of a journey that would see the three friends working with men of all ages, from youth to adult, raising conversations surrounding mental and emotional health, gender norms, rethinking masculinity, and the importance of empathy. Now, their program is growing and Next Gen Men is helping the next generation of men grow along with it. Discussing changing gender norms, education, and the pursuit of equality.