Justin Baldoni, actor and changemaker known for his role in 'Jane the Virgin' and author of 'Man Enough,' delves into healing from the past. He shares insights on rewriting personal narratives and the courage it takes to confront emotional pain. The discussion emphasizes leading with vulnerability, redefining love beyond societal myths, and the critical role of self-awareness in nurturing relationships. Baldoni also touches on the importance of self-love and compassion, fostering healthier connections in life and love.

Today I wanted to share a great conversation with special guest Justin Baldoni. He is an actor, a filmmaker, a writer, a speaker, and someone who caught my attention for the work that he was doing to help men, in becoming more vulnerable, in relating differently to their masculinity.  In this episode, we discuss:  Why men are more sensitive than you think  Getting over our trauma  Dealing with conflict  Understanding masculine vs. feminine energy  Getting closure after a relationship  --- Follow Justin on Instagram @JustinBaldoni You can also grab Justin's book "Boys Will Be Human" - buy your copy here

Ryan Reynolds, known for his wit in reviving Marvel characters, Hugh Jackman, renowned for his iconic roles in the same universe, and filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan join the discussion. They dive into the resurgence of beloved franchises like Deadpool and Wolverine while critiquing contemporary superhero narratives. The conversation also touches on the intriguing dynamics behind Blake Lively's drama with Justin Baldoni and the unique storytelling in Shyamalan's latest project, 'Trap,' showcasing performances and the evolution of film today.

Justin Baldoni, author of a book on masculinity, joins hosts Liz Plank and Jamey Heath in a candid and relatable exploration of self-transformation. They discuss vulnerability, personal growth, and the importance of supporting male friends. Reflecting on forgiveness and self-love in parenting and relationships, they emphasize the power of self-reflection and apologies. The hosts also share their desire for affection and love, reflecting on the significance of intimacy between a father and a son. This episode delves deep into what it means to be human in today's world.

Justin Baldoni, a podcast host, bestselling author, and actor, dives into profound themes with Jay Shetty, a former monk and inspirational speaker. They discuss the importance of finding purpose through service rather than self-interest, highlighting how family and societal influences shape masculinity. Jay shares insights on self-compassion, mental well-being, and the need to navigate social media’s impact on authenticity. Through personal experiences, they urge listeners to prioritize kindness, mentorship, and a greater connection to the community.

Justin Baldoni, actor and creator of "Man Enough," discusses his transformative journey in redefining masculinity and spirituality. He shares personal stories overcoming ego and how vulnerability has reshaped his roles as a father and husband. Baldoni emphasizes the importance of service to others in personal growth and critiques societal norms surrounding masculinity. The conversation reveals how storytelling can inspire hope and connection, urging men to embrace authenticity while fostering open dialogues about emotions and mental health.

Joaquin Phoenix, an acclaimed actor known for his intense performances, sparks controversy after abandoning a Todd Haynes film just before shooting. Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are embroiled in rumored tensions while filming 'It Ends With Us,' raising questions about the clash of celebrity and creative control. Justin Baldoni, a director involved in the project, finds himself at the center of speculation regarding social media's role in the drama. The conversation delves into how celebrity actions profoundly impact the film industry and public perception.

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively address the heated cast feud surrounding 'It Ends With Us,' defending themselves against shocking allegations. Usher reveals why he had to cancel his tour's opening night, raising concerns about his wellbeing. Kaley Cuoco shares the exhilarating details of her recent engagement, while John Cena hints at a potential role at the Oscars. Sam Asghari discusses an upcoming biopic, and Nick Jonas reflects on his daughter's path into show business. Plus, the romantic connections between Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz intrigue fans.

Justin Baldoni, an accomplished actor and producer, and Drew Afualo, a viral TikTok sensation, delve into the chaotic world of celebrity gossip. They discuss Justin's rumored feud with Blake Lively and the intriguing developments surrounding Akon City. The conversation also covers the dynamics of film adaptations, specifically analyzing the roles of Colleen Hoover and the rising influence of social media in shaping public narratives. With humor and insight, they explore the challenges and changes within Hollywood, blending personal growth with professional shifts.

Blake Lively, known for her roles in bestselling adaptations, joins Justin Baldoni, an actor and director of another popular book adaptation, along with Brandon Sklenar, who plays a pivotal role in a romantic drama. They discuss the complexities of adapting Colleen Hoover's 'It Ends With Us,' particularly the portrayal of toxic relationships and familial abuse. The trio also explores the balance of joy in pop culture, touching on literature and the uplifting moments in baking competitions, showcasing how stories can resonate deeply with audiences.