In this expansive and deeply human conversation, Kevin Hohe sits down with Becca Breen, a mental health professional, educator, and founder of the Wild and Well Together podcast, to explore what it really means to live well in a fractured, distracted world.What begins as a light exchange about symbols, challenge coins, and elephants quickly opens into a wide ranging dialogue on curiosity, community, leadership, and the quiet longing most people carry to belong. Rebecca shares her journey through mental health work, education, faith, motherhood, and entrepreneurship, reflecting on how personal healing and communal wellbeing are inseparable.Together, Kevin and Rebecca wrestle with some of the biggest questions of our time. How do we create community without turning it into another echo chamber. Can we build meaningful movements without becoming performative or salacious. What does leadership look like when it is rooted in humility rather than ego. And how do we stay curious when the world keeps rewarding certainty, outrage, and division.The conversation also dives into gender, purpose, and modern identity. Rebecca offers a thoughtful perspective on masculinity, mental health, and the silent weight many men carry, while challenging both men and women to rethink protection, provision, and partnership in a changing world. Throughout, curiosity emerges as a central theme not as a personality trait, but as a practice that lowers fear, invites play, and opens the door to real connection.This episode is not about answers wrapped in certainty. It is about asking better questions, sitting with complexity, and daring to imagine communities where people are seen, welcomed, and supported across differences. It is an invitation to slow down, break bread, unplug from noise, and remember how to human together.In this episode• What curiosity has to do with wellbeing, leadership, and freedom• Why modern life is starving us of real community• The tension between building impact and staying authentic• How ego and echo chambers block meaningful connection• Rethinking masculinity, mental health, and male friendship• Why play, wonder, and shared activity matter more than we realise• The idea of a quiet majority and a do gooder society• What it means to live a full life without needing certainty• How community can heal what institutions cannotStay connected:Kevin Hohe | LinkedInAnd let us know what you think with our feedback form.Produced by Pineapple Audio Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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