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From Numbing to Freedom | Nick Redd's Story of Masculinity, Addiction & Desire (S:2 EP:2)

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This week on the Hey Brother Podcast, Nick Redd joins Nick Clune to share his powerful journey through addiction, shame, and identity — and how leaning into desire, brotherhood, and vulnerability brought lasting transformation. Nick opens up about his struggles with porn, the wounds of his past, and how the love of a priest helped him reclaim his worth.In this episode:→ The hidden cost of numbing through porn, alcohol, and passivity→ Why Catholic men often fear their deepest desires→ The difference between craving vs. temptation→ How brotherhood and spiritual fatherhood lead to lasting healing→ Nick's mission with The Freedom Group to help men reclaim sexual integrity💥 If you’ve ever felt stuck in shame or unsure of your purpose — this episode is for you.🎯 Watch this and learn how to stop living in your head... and start living in the arena.🔗 Resources Mentioned→ Nick Redd’s Work: https://www.thefreedomgroup.co→ Book: Addiction and Grace by Gerald May→ Book: The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen👥 Join the Hey Brother Community:Find brotherhood, live support calls, and resources for Catholic men:👉 https://discord.gg/DD4y9dYzQv🙏 Subscribe for more conversations that help you become the man God made you to be.📩 Interested in mentorship? Visit: https://www.craftedformore.com📧 Email Nick: nick@craftedformore.com🎙️ Podcast available on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.

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Let’s be real—being a man striving for holiness isn’t easy. Addiction, anger, relationship struggles, self-doubt—we all face battles that can leave us stuck and feeling alone. But here’s the truth: we were made for more. The world needs good men.

Welcome to the Hey Brother Podcast. Each week, we tackle real-life struggles head-on and share raw, honest stories as brothers, husbands, and fathers. We’ll talk about overcoming challenges, building strong relationships, and becoming the men God created us to be.

No fluff. No shortcuts. Just real conversations about faith, growth, and brotherhood.