Jack Kammer didn’t start his radio show to share hot takes—he started it to question the story we’ve been told. That was 1983. And he’s still at it today. 

Jack’s a writer, speaker, and longtime advocate for men’s voices in conversations about gender and fairness. As a former social worker and parole officer, he’s seen up close what happens when people feel unheard.  We talk about why so many men feel left out of emotional spaces, what happens when dads aren’t around, and how Jack’s idea of “vitamin M”—his take on masculinity—can shift how we think about strength and care.

Jack isn’t here to stir the pot—he’s here to start real conversations. If you're up for thinking a little differently, this one’s worth a listen.