The Niall Graham Podcast

• The 4 levels of Shame and how we can move through them.

  Shame is one of the most powerful emotions we carry. It keeps us small, disconnected, and afraid to show up as who we truly are. In this episode, I reveal the 4 levels of shame: Cultural – The legacy of being Irish and colonized. Religious & Childhood – Wounds from the church and school. Masculine – The fear of stepping up as a man. Inherited – The ancestral weight passed down through generations.   Shame is an aspect of a greater framework that I teach. If you would like to know more click the link below  A Contemporary Framework for Wholeness 

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• #24 Where are all the good men?

  We hear this question being echoed in society, a calling forth of a different type of man. But often we do not look at the greater cultural shifts that have left men confused about how what it actually means to be a man, we have lost the traditional roles and now there is a new man needing to emerge. In this podcast I dive into what is shifting in culture and that a different type of man needs to emerge now. We are being called by women and society to level up as men. I cover: - This difficulty and confusion we are faced with as men in todays society - How many of us have abandoned our masculinity because of the backlash against men - How men give up their own power to feel safe and acceptable - How the rising and healing of women is calling us into being greater men   There is a new era of man emerging, who is not only deep within himself but he has worked through his wounds around the feminine and women. This man lives beyond the narratives of culture and lives by his own rules.  There are a few men who have done some work and realise there is more to go. If this is you setup a chat here to see how my method of working with men is changing peoples lives and relationships. Book here    

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• #23 What it means to be an Embodied Man, Head, Heart and Guts.

  Many men have the experience ‘I feel like im living in my head.’ Yes we are functional and getting by but there is an underlying restlessness or stuckness. Getting into the body and facing the reasons we have become disembodied supports us to become grounded and open men feeling connected to life.   In this podcast I go into:   Why ‘the longest journey a man can take is to his heart,’ is only half the story. How trauma and childhood sets us up for living in our heads 3 levels of consciousness, head, heart, Hara Steps to becoming more embodied.   Grounding and co-regulation practice here   Interested in doing this work 1:1? Book a call

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• #22 Reclaiming Power from Coloniser, Religion and Society

  We have been lead to believe that as an individual we can gain personal power but it is becoming clear that we as men are intimately linked to much greater forces from our past and society that directly impact our sense of personal power. In this podacst i go into the reasons why even though men have done so much personal work they are still feeling disempowered, stuck and like they cannot move forward in life. I look at the 4 main reasons around my personal journe yof empowerment you may not be aware of:   The influence of religion on mens empowerment Non-seperation from mother Colonial trauma Financial/energetic authority Ready to do this work? If you are ready to face all of you including your ancestral and familial traumas to emerge whole able to build the life you want contact me and we can have a short conversation if i can help you here

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• #21 Eldership, Mission & Navigating our Wounding w/h Robin Botley

  This is beautiful conversation with my good friend and elder Robin Botley. He has been involved in Mens work for over 25 years. A member of both Mankind Project and one of the founding Members of A Band of Brothers. His wisdom is both rich a deeply touching as he shares the journey of his life. In this podcast we cover: - How Wounds are a pathway of learning about who we are - The impact of not having elders in the world - How having a Mission & Vision is essential for men - Asking the deepest question - 'Who am I?'   If you are a man and are ready to do this work recognise the need for a guide on this journey I run 3 & 6 month programmes leading men from Boyhood stepping into their full Manhood. Book a free call here to see how I can support you.   

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