Chasing Masculinity

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, Colton Wutzke explores digital discipline, not as a tech problem, but as an issue of attention and presence. Many men today are disconnected in their own homes, reaching for their phones the moment boredom hits. The result is fractured attention, weakened presence, and distance in relationships, especially with the people who matter most.

This episode lays out a clear and practical w...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke confronts one of the most defining issues shaping young men today: fatherlessness. Not just the emotionally distant or passive father, but the literal absence of men in the home, leading to the collapse of stable families, commitment, and masculine leadership. 

This leads to a cultural vacuum that has led to the rise of digital father figures, the influencers and p...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores why certain jobs are perceived as more masculine than others. Not to tell men which careers to pursue, but to examine the underlying traits that cause society to associate masculinity with particular forms of work. Some roles demand physical strength, some require courage and risk, others carry the heavy burden of provision or leadership. The job itself isn’t what ...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores why so many young men today are struggling, not only economically, but spiritually. From declining workforce participation and stagnant wages to a growing loss of purpose and faith, modern men are facing a quiet collapse that runs deeper than statistics.

Financial instability and spiritual drift feed each other, leaving men directionless, isolated, and uns...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores one of the hardest disciplines a man can master, the art of saying no. In a world that glorifies busyness and constant availability, men have lost the ability to protect their time, energy, and purpose. This episode reframes boundaries as acts of leadership and stewardship, not selfishness.

Tune in to learn how to identify what truly matters, set clear non...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the lost art of dressing like a man and what it means to present yourself with intention instead of apathy. This isn’t about fashion trends or vanity, it’s about discipline, self-respect, and the standard a man sets for himself every time he walks out the door.

Tune in to learn how intentional dress reflects internal order and strength, why modern culture ...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the question: is owning a firearm a mark of masculinity, or is it simply a tool of responsibility? Drawing from history, culture, and Scripture, the conversation examines the role of protection in manhood, the practical case for gun ownership, and how firearms fit into the broader duty of stewardship and defense.

The episode challenges men to consider whet...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores why progressive masculinity often collapses into performance without substance. He unpacks how virtue signaling, trend chasing, and hollow approval-seeking have replaced conviction and responsibility in modern men.

This conversation contrasts performative masculinity with true biblical manhood - one rooted in discipline, humility, and conviction. Listeners...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores what Scripture says about the foundation of biblical manhood. This conversation unpacks how strength, courage, discipline, and love are not cultural constructs but commands from God.

The episode highlights how true masculinity is rooted in the Spirit, sharpened by brotherhood, and sustained by faith. Listeners are challenged to anchor their lives in Script...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the tension behind a pressing question: Does the moderate still exist, or has modern culture forced every man toward radicalization? From the collapse of nuanced conversation into “us vs. them” buckets to the way social media rewards outrage, Colton reflects on his own struggle to hold convictions without being swept into extremes. Through personal experience and s...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores whether raising children on a single income is truly possible in today’s financial climate. He unpacks the realities of income, housing costs, and childcare, while examining cultural trends of delaying children and the regret many couples feel from waiting too long.

The conversation shifts from statistics to encouragement, showing that with sacrifice, inte...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores why confidence isn’t something men should chase, but something they must build. Culture tells men to wait until they “feel” confident or to project an image of strength, but real confidence is forged through consistent discipline, action, and faith.

Listeners will learn why chasing validation leads to fragility, how to build true confidence through small w...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores why every man needs a “hard thing” - a demanding pursuit that stretches him mentally, physically, and spiritually. Modern life is built for comfort, but true growth only comes through resistance. Learn how challenge forges character, why avoiding discomfort leads to stagnation, and how taking on difficult work produces earned confidence and resilience.

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In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores another Masculine Essentials topic on why hobbies are essential for a man’s growth, discipline, and resilience. Far from being “just for fun,” the right hobbies sharpen your skills, keep your mind and body engaged, and help you lead with strength and purpose.

Tune in to learn about how important hobbies are, from personal stories, practical examples, and t...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the question: Is it time for men to be controversial? This isn’t a conclusion, it’s a challenge to examine whether living as a bold, convicted, masculine man requires countercultural courage in today’s world.

The conversation breaks down personal experiences, cultural shifts, and biblical principles behind standing firm in truth, even when it stirs resista...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the often overlooked but deeply powerful act of simply showing up. Whether it’s in marriage, fatherhood, friendship, or faith, presence is a man’s first act of leadership.

This episode unpacks how physical presence builds trust, how absence compounds over time, and how showing up consistently, even when it’s hard, shapes your legacy. Tune in to learn how p...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke breaks down another Masculine Essential and explores why strength is not optional for men, it’s necessary. This conversation breaks down the biblical and practical reasons men must train their bodies, for preparation, leadership, and legacy.

Tune in to unpack how physical strength builds spiritual resilience, sharpens discipline, and prepares men to serve and prote...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke is joined by Matthew Navarro for a raw, reflective conversation on the lessons they wish they’d learned at 18. Together, they unpack the pitfalls of early adulthood, from misplaced ambition to the silent pressure to perform, and share how their understanding of masculinity, faith, and discipline has evolved with time.

This episode offers hard-won wisdom for younger...

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke breaks down the power of masculine presence and how the way a man enters a room speaks volumes about his identity. This episode kicks off the Masculine Essentials series with a focus on short and concise masculine advice.

Tune in to unpack practical habits that build confidence and composure, and learn why restraint is often more powerful than dominance, and how me...