Ep. 7 Denny GaytonEp. 7 Denny Gayton
The Jesse James Indian Outlaw Experience.
Jesse James and Denny Gayton dissect toxic masculinity and its impact on mental health, highlighting the need for empathy and open dialogue.
1:25:57•3 Oct 2021
Breaking Down Toxic Masculinity with Denny Gayton
“We've been brainwashed to blame ourselves, and it's in all areas... it is like nearly impossible for an Indian to give himself to give himself a little bit of grace.”
What does it mean to be a man in today's society? In this episode of 'The Jesse James Indian Outlaw Experience', host Jesse James sits down with Denny Gayton to tackle the complex issue of toxic masculinity. Gayton, speaking from his own experiences as an Indigenous man, sheds light on how societal pressures and expectations can harm mental health. The conversation dives into self-blame, a common yet destructive mindset many men face, and how it can be overcome.
They also explore the language revitalization movement and why supporting women in this effort is crucial. Throughout their chat, James and Gayton emphasize the importance of listening to understand, rather than just to respond. They advocate for creating safe spaces where people can openly discuss and reflect on these topics. This episode is not just about identifying problems but also about finding paths to growth and change. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that encourages empathy, understanding, and personal development.
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