Eugenio Derbez: Breaking Through Machismo to Become Your True Self | The Man Enough Podcast

[@danielaramirez8452]

Hi guys, this podcast change my point of view has girl, woman and in the future better wife to try to understand how a man thinks and can be vulnerable at the same time. It’s so interesting to listing amd learn as the same time. But am I little bit sad because my mom don’t understand English, so then can you CC in Spanish?

[@WeAreManEnough]

Hi Daniela! Thank you so much for tuning in! Spanish subtitles are available on KZbin, and you can access them by clicking the "gear icon" next to the "CC (closed captioning) icon on the bottom bar of the video. Once you click the gear icon, click: Settings > Subtitles > Auto-translate > Select Spanish

[@cynthiagomez6433]

I've seen a couple comments about Liz and her feministic point of views. I personally really enjoy listening to her POV. I feel that she opens the conversation with Justin & Jamey more. Liz gets me thinking and realizing things about myself, love that she's a part of the conversations. Looking forward to more episodes :)

[@frandiscostar]

I first saw the show when they were with Shawn Mendes and now the have the legend Eugenio Derbez? This is pretty awesome

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you. We are so glad it's resonating with you. Now tell everyone you know so we can keep going. :)

[@marianacurio]

This podcast is so good. These machismo issues are so true. Being a hispanic woman I understood when Eugenio talked about not being able to say anything when other men are saying something unacceptable. I do believe men having the courage to say something is definitely a start. But I also think woman that are mothers also have the responsibility to break the circle and not raise boy with those machismo ideas. I am very passionate about woman rights and equality. But with rights come responsabilities. And as woman we are also part of this machismo circle. We need to change as well.

[@maria09rivera24]

This man is literally my childhood. It's so incredible to see how much he's grown and how a new generation can look up to him now

[@juangalvan7973]

As a latino struggling with what it means to be Man Enough, this ep hit home. Thank you so much!!

[@WeAreManEnough]

So wonderful to hear that, Juan. Thank you for your support. You are enough!

[@isamarcandelario9874]

Seems like you’re doing the work, seems like a manly thing to me 👍🏽

[@denissegs1959]

I never expected to invite Eugenio, I already want to see this podcast !! ✨

[@meme-gd2dr]

It’s so important to talk about the machismo in Latin cultures bc it’s a big problem.Eugenio himself is gonna get criticized for talking abt it which shows how much work need to be done.Thank you

[@WeAreManEnough]

We agree. Thank you for your support.

[@monicawilliams5969]

Man, I have been binge watching these so much lately. They have honesty, just been healing my soul. I have been faced with not only being homeless and forced to choose my sanity over toxic family relationships. Where I have found myself choosing one of the worst partners, I can imagine. Who sometimes, I feel in more intune with his physical needs being met, than paying attention to how his actions make me feel. I feel like I have been kicked so many times in my face from all different aspects, whether it be from my adoptive family. Who honestly, made me feel like all my mistakes were ways to jab or hold against me for the rest of my life. It wasn't until I turned 27, that I can finally relate to her, and see just how strong she was. Though, then now, I am also reminded, just how important having faith and spritual connection with my creator is. It wasn't until, I found out, I was pregnant and had a miscarriage the same day, and how my sisters, reacted to the whole thing, that I truly felt alone. It wasn't until I found out my boyfriend of two year allowed the area we lived in to make him feed, his lower nature. When is words, became like daggers. Well you aren't meeting my sexual needs, so I had to go find someone who could. The dude choose the lowest of lows, a prositute. He thinks it is okay. So these videos, have really been like a breathe of fresh air. Cause I am trying, my best to work on myself. While still recover, the work on finding a safe place for my cats and I. I know this journey will be hard but, The creator only throws things in our face that we can handle, right??

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. We're so glad that the show is helping to support you. Sending you love and strength.

[@Redkoi88]

I grew up in a Mexican household. Dad had this saying “a woman always looses “. It set the tone for many things. The thing is that I don’t blame him and I don’t blame many men. I think as women we also are participant . I would find myself saying similar things growing up. It’s a mutual effort ladies and gents . ♥️

[@josuearce3495]

Que chido que hayan invitado a Eugenio, un duroooooo!!

[@oscarbecerra8358]

Hi #ManEnoughPodcast, just wanted to say thank you for doing what you do. Seeing Eugenio Derbez, a childhood hero and role model of mine, speak about machismo in the Latinx culture was so impactful. Gracias, Eugenio Derbez, por ofrecer y presentarnos otro lado de la masculinidad. Un lado más balanceado.

[@nickcorona-roman8948]

I've been following Justin since JTV. To be able to see the growth and also be part of the journey with him is great. I read the book, saw his table sit downs on Man Enough Episodes. I've passed the book and podcast on to my friends both male and female. I even bring up vulnerable conversations with the guys when we have sit down convos. He's given me so much confidence to be able to feel vulnerable and look to open up as a person. Appreciate you guys! 🙏🏼

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much for your support, Nick. Appreciate you too!

[@JanCarlo316]

Love this podcast! As someone that grew up in the Latin machismo culture and has had to work hard to unlearn so many of those detrimental cultural messages, it was great to see this conversation. Especially with someone so renowned in latin culture like Eugenio. Big props to Jamey Heath for asking the tough questions and challenging Eugenio to go deep. It was great to Jamey open up about his personal challenges and then pave the way for Eugenio to confront those recurring patterns of infidelity and running away from the women in his life. We need more of that in our society. Like Justin put it, I would have maybe avoided so much debris in the rear view mirror if I had been able to experience conversations like that earlier in life. Also found Liz’s message about us helping our kids to learn these things without women being used as collateral damage to be so profound and important. Keep up the great work!

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much for your support and feedback. We're so glad it is resonating with you.

[@tiffanycortez4947]

Yes!!! aim to be happy within yourself . Love you Eugenio 😘

[@majomagnetica]

Nice talk, we love to see more latin people invited, that shows different perspectives and makes this podcast unique and enjoyable to hear. We are all connected, thank u guys, and Eugenio I can't even imagine Burro without your voice haha legend. ✨ Kisses from Ecuador. 💞

[@mariafernandavalerio1691]

Love this!!! I'm from Costa Rica! It is great to see another Latino being successful!

[@qckiki1313]

As a Latina I always grew up hearing " he's only a man if he has dirt under his finger nails" ... meaning it's not a man's job to look pretty. He's the provider, the hard worker, hes not afraid to get dirty & sweaty... that is what it means to be a true man. Which leads me to say .... In Latin X culture, it's also presumed that if you have a feminine side or feminine mannerisms, which in actuality are not even feminine at all (like the examples you discuss-putting on makeup/ sun screen/ have a sense of style etc. ) you are gay, and sadly that culture still frowns upon and uses derogatory language to describe that lifestyle/ those who identify as a part of the LGBTQ+ community. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being gay, all humans should be celebrated, however in the Latin culture a lot of men fear being compared to that demographic. Hence why they embrace their macho persona/often describe as toxic masculinity. Just another thing we should discuss on this podcast! Absolute love this podcast and all that you do! This is such an amazing conversation and I'm glad it's finally happening.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much for your kind words and perspective. We're happy we're helping to finally bring these conversations to the world too.

[@branddrivenipad4772]

My faith in the evolution of the male species grows stronger with every podcast.

[@WeAreManEnough]

That's wonderful to hear. Glad you're here with us.

[@jackiehuerta1974]

Yessss !!! latinoamericanos need to talk about machismo so much. It’s been integrated into our culture and accepted sadly.

[@sarahgardiner4929]

Never stop these podcasts! 🙌

[@sofiainostroza9481]

Ok but when they talked about women being a collateral damage in order to men become a better person, the first thing that came to my mind was olivia rodrigo "good 4 u". Because in the part of the song she says: "I guess that therapist I found for you, she really helped Now you can be a better man for your brand new girl" Its like yeah i help you being healthier, but you left me sad and lonely because you found what you needed, took it and move on like if i was a part of a ladder only built to help you be better.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Definitely. Liz talks about that a lot and keeps us all accountable about the path to being better men and humans. It's great to do the work and we will all make mistakes, but we have to be really careful and aware of the damage we do along the way. Appreciate you watching and for your feedback.

[@alexi1714]

This was so beautiful! I just love to see famous people being so real and honest. I'm thankful for this podcast

[@DesireeAlmaraz]

I love seeing our Hispanic community being represented here on this podcast. Typically when it comes to being part of a cultural/traditional/immigrant family household it’s common for us to experience these sort of things. Not feeling as though you could share your feelings or experiences because you know you will receive judgment from them or from others. Or you’d probably feel like a fool for being “too vulnerable” “too emotional” “too much”. Etc..

[@Bloquita5]

Thank you to everyone in the We Are Man Enough team! What a fantastic episode. I truly appreciate all of your episodes. Amazing content. The gift is in the question as it presents a platform for an eye-opening dialogue, which helps build more of the human connection. I've been a follower of Eugenio Derbez for over 2 decades and listening to him speak about these topics is enlightening. Thank you.

[@laurasaenz8507]

Great work on this podcast. I say "work" because it's a work in progress and work that needs to be done by all men and I am glad you approach it in this way. One observation I have is that a lot of the "drive" and success that is talked about related to masculinity and what success looks like is also very rooted in capitalism, so it would be interesting to bring up the topic of how capitalism is also affecting all of us - men and women as well as societies focused on individual success vs collective growth. Just a thought. Thanks!

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much for your support and feedback. We get into the effects of capitalism a bit more in some other episodes and it's top priority to keep exploring on the show. Success needs to be undefined as much as masculinity.

[@laurasaenz8507]

@@WeAreManEnough thanks! good to know! Also I forgot to mention appreciation for bringing in guests from different backgrounds. As a Mexican woman it's great to see Mexican men speak up as well as see the perspective of men in many different cultures. Looking forward to see how Man Enough evolves.

[@WeAreManEnough]

@@laurasaenz8507 Wonderful, thank you! Specifically, next week's episode with Matthew McConaughey focuses a lot on success, including a large emphasis on the spiritual and emotional aspects of that definition, outside of the material/fame.

[@janicehastings1281]

Hey Justin, LOVE watching you and Jerry together on "The Talk", your energy is enlightening and inspiring. I've caught a few of the beginning of some Man Enough Video's, but I can't watch them, I just hope you can shorten the intro's, because this one is good, but it really gets into the video and what it's about after 7 minutes. Can you try to get it down to 1 minute?? Love your Energy Justin......the world is lucky to have you. And your message is so amazing for the world right now, I'am thinking can someone do graphic intro's......as well......so the beginning doesn't take so long.

[@ritatheresevaslag3198]

Such a great podcast. A gem to watch. That last part though, about collateral damage.... wow just wow

[@suzettephinn7829]

I love these conversations, tears and love. Keep it going!! ❤❤❤

[@hmsv1538]

This was great, and Liz's input is amazing, she puts into words so many things that are going on my head

[@claudial.hoffmann321]

Beautiful episode. Thank you for being so vulnerable. It gives me faith

[@ABIGAILHERNANDEZSOTO-b4v]

I loved this episode. Gracias Eugenio por mostrarnos tu lado vulnerable, tu pasado y tu proceso como profesionista y como humano. Como mexicana nos representas fuertemente abriendo brecha a nuevas generaciones sobre importancia de ser auténticos. 🇲🇽🌮❤️‍🔥💪🏼

[@MichelleEstrada]

It really was such a different version of him as Justin said. I’m very glad you guys got him to open up. great episode about masculinity and where some of the traditional beliefs of it stem from and what they actually mean if you take them apart and just how wrong they are! Can’t wait to watch more episodes tomorrow❤️☺️🧡

[@mirentxulorimer1688]

I just listened to this podcast and loved the conversation afterwards about how language reveals these unconscious ideas about gender. Wonder how many people realize the Spanish word for wife and handcuffs is the same, well the plural anyways. This tell me a whole lot about the internalized ideas of marriage.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Wow, that's wild. Thank you for your feedback and for being here.

[@celesterosas4814]

Thank you! I have learned a lot with your podcasts.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Wonderful! So happy to hear that.

[@GretchenHewitt]

Watched twice again! So good to drink in these podcasts. Needed nourishment.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Wow, thank you!

[@tashamatveeva490]

Thank u so much for this great conversation 👏👏👏

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank YOU for tuning in! We appreciate the support so much.💛

[@jasminramadan6863]

You were all amazing, I am addicted. Liz, u inspire me every time I watch u to fully become the woman i want to be,u have such smart questions..lady u raise the bar :D Justin I love how u reflected on the rest of the crew, that was so sweet on so many levels. J u are brave, I just admire how honest u are and how u put yourself out there and yet have on lock, I'm not sure why i feel this even though I dont know u but i'm so proud of you. u do so much guys and keep going your audience are growing everyday, I would love an open request to have a male arab man, they need to hear ur words badly & urgently too :D

[@cazzie4405]

I haven't even finished it and im already hooked

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you. So glad to hear that.

[@weedman9569]

Love the podcast. Listen to it every morning. Helps me be a better man. I have a question, do you think the fact that Jamie is always anticipating Liz' questions as a form of protection, for her not to have to ask the hard questions, is patriarchal?

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you - so glad the show resonates with you. The short answer is no. Jamey approaches these conversations, and his life in a lot of ways, with a consciousness about the roles that often fall on us by default. He and Liz have communicated a lot, on camera and off, since this episode, about how to consistently support and elevate each other without taking away the other's autonomy in any way.

[@whataboutabby]

I LOVE Y’ALL♥️♥️♥️ and Eugenio was so great👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@MichelleEstrada]

Gary Vaynerchuck says “i want to build the tallest building WITHOUT tearing down anyone elses”

[@moheithsoni3641]

I know the odds of this is less but i would love if you could bring Shah Rukh Khan to the podcast. He's my hero and would to hear from him about being man enough

[@deniazelaya3909]

Great podcast! I love Eugenio, comedian, filmmaker .. congratulations Justin, you’re fantastic 👏🏻

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thanks so much!

[@sims4u422]

Thank you.

[@vanessanoelle]

So refreshing to hear a KZbinr asking viewers NOT to subscribe but wouldn't it be better to reach more people with your videos and then later donate that money to a good cause?

[@WeAreManEnough]

We'll make plenty through advertising and sponsorship of the podcast. We donate and do charitable work through the Wayfarer Foundation, if you'd like to check it out: www.wayfarerstudios.com/foundation/

[@vanessanoelle]

@@WeAreManEnough So good to hear. Keep doing what ur doing

[@karenc7043]

Can I go talk at the podcast!!?? 😊 It would be an honor to be there :') Love you guys and the podcast, great men you guys have had, much love♡

[@Dannysalastv]

Thank you for the amazing content and this episode really speaks to me. Keep up the solid work that you continue to do. It inspires me to lead by example and to live a happy life.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much, Danny. So happy to hear that it affected and inspired you that way.

[@alanafuentes6054]

what even is this I MEAN I LOVE THIS but it was so unexpected. i’m so excited to watch

[@vaishalivaidya7978]

I love it when men showup as humans and not a cultural prescription of what a Man should be...infact should he's in such explicit ways gives such burdensome implicit messages...Men should be Men without collateral damage to anyone be her, they, it - it including nature and earth. Thanks for these conversation 😊

[@SophieRo666]

This podcast was amazing!!! Thank you for bringing Eugenio Dervez, what you're doing is awesome!! I believe you're changing the world, God bless you all!

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you for your kind words. We're so happy that it's resonating with you. Lots more to come.

[@iuliasima3599]

I don't know if you already did an episode on the topic, but I really think we need a discussion about beauty standards and a deconstruction of this Ideology, which in my opinion is reinforced by the star system and mass media. I think beauty is a social construct, I think it influences both genders in different ways, I think it deserves a conversation; we need to talk about this imense pressure we live with day by day, especially as women. I think it's unfair that we live in a world where some people - most of the people, 99% are living with the pervasive sentiment that they are not enough as bodies, that in some ways, they are wrong, that they are ugly... like Jamey said... What is beauty, anyways?? I think it is time to go deeper, go and see it as an Eugenistic practice, a harmful construct and of course a source of imense privilege for the few ones that can luckly be given exeple as "model" by the virtue of their genetics, their economic possibilities or some other times, those two combined. ///// And thank you for all the work you are doing! 💛

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you so much for your comment. This has certainly come up in a number of conversations, including this week's with Wisdom Kaye, who was named Vogue's most fashionable man on TikTok. There's a powerful moment when Wisdom talks about how he doesn't love his face or feel attractive and Jamey not only tells him he is beautiful, but speaks to the fact that media and society have consistently told us that features like his (i.e. traditionally "Black" features) are not attractive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYjGeoZ3Zd9sqMU This has also come up with Alok, McConaughey, Shawn Mendes, Anthony Padilla and others.

[@iuliasima3599]

@@WeAreManEnough thank you for your detailed answer. I will check the episode. :)

[@jermaine_rhl]

After watching this podcast with the movie topic, I am really curious about Dwayne Johnson. He somewhat changed in movies from though to loving and caring also. I wonder if he is also working on the way man are shown in movies.

[@mmfl92]

YESSS ❤️🪴💕 BIEN HECHO 🎊

[@2lovelyful]

Great episode! And it's true, the machismo lifestyle is killing our young men and others. High suicide rate with how families and culture continue to praise this BS. I'm sure your conversations and more are saving people 🙏

[@thedanwriter1]

I’m a little confused, is Justin Baldoni not a fan of David Goggins ? Or Jordan Peterson ?

[@marianaramos5620]

Amoooo a Eugenio and love you guys!

[@andreamunoz4162]

I love Eugenio

[@michellet.f81]

It would be interesting to ask all of these successful men that you have in the show if they think if they were a woman would they have gotten to be as successful as they are now? And why

[@britney1395]

Yey!!!

[@ivannambo]

❤

[@monicawilliams5969]

Aww, poor Uncle Jamey!! Lol. You'll always be pretty.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Haha, we agree.

[@isainvo]

Eugenio es chingon porque le va al cruz azul

[@lauracastellanos75]

Que bellezaaa

[@MichelleEstrada]

JAMEY YOU ARE PRETTY ON THE OUTSIDE

[@WeAreManEnough]

Jamey's kind soul shows on the outside!

[@helenstevensactress]

I wish this podcast was required listening.

[@BrigitteDavilaInc]

But can we get captions in Spanish 🤪

[@WeAreManEnough]

Yes, captions are available in Spanish! Select: Settings (the gear icon on the video) > Select: Subtitles > Select Spanish

[@AntoinetteMPetty]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💜💜💜💜🤝🏾🤝🏾🤝🏾🤝🏾 Great interview

[@WeAreManEnough]

You are amazing too! Thank you for being here.

[@Rakel-iren]

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[@WeAreManEnough]

Wow, that's powerful. Thank you for sharing. Spot on - we have to teach boys to be different much more than we need to "protect" girls. Glennon Doyle speaks about that in her episode - the girls are fine; I'm focused on my boys. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJSVn4yqfZKYrq8

[@Rakel-iren]

Thank you. I will watch. even here in Norway, where we are among the top of the most equal countries in the world, we still have to work. and with 3 boys we have to compete with tiktok, youtube and instagram. And realised fathers and men are so important in creating good values!

[@WeAreManEnough]

@@Rakel-iren Indeed, all kinds of new challenges for parents these days. Thank you for doing the work and for being here.

[@bhavyasuraparaju174]

Jamey you are pretty beautiful and handsome

[@DragonSushiXL]

EUGENIO DERBEZ IS A VIRTUAL KIDNAPPER SINCE 2008-2021

[@Romeo93felix]

I enjoyed the podcast but dont know why the girl is talking about feminism when the topic is manhood. I think they should put someone else that doesn't have an agenda and will stay on topic. Pretty exhausting to hear her talk about her "isms" tbh.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you for your perspective. These conversations are rooted in an evolved type of feminism that is not anti-men, rather pro-human. Both Justin and Jamey consider themselves feminists as well. We appreciate your feedback about how Liz affected you and we will share this with her. We believe it is very important to have a consistent female voice and guide, especially one that is so well-informed by data with immense love and compassion for men. Please stick with the show - you'll see an evolution and variance of how Liz, and all the hosts, come across as the episodes proceed.

[@chiquirulis]

I feel something similar. I’ve only listen to a few episodes and probably it’s addressed in the others episodes but I think there is 2 things that are causing friction with me ( and it’s probably coming from lack of information ) one of them is that I feel she talks in absolutes without room to argue. And the second point could also be rooted on the same idea, but I believe that since she is using the same language than the other feminists that would complain if you hold the door open for them, she could come across as the same as them when I can clearly see that she cares about men and about all humans in general. Maybe if I keep listening I’ll grow to understand more about this. Also, as a Latino, I could feel in my soul the struggle of trying to say something that goes against your group of male friends. Been playing one episode after the other one. Amazing work. Thank you all

[@WeAreManEnough]

@@chiquirulis Thanks for your feedback and for being here. We appreciate you.

[@b27d83]

I think the girl ruins the growth of conversation between men on the topic of men. She seems very biased and any chance she gets she tries to push her agenda veering off topic. There probably should have been another man instead. This is coming from a woman.

[@WeAreManEnough]

Thank you for your perspective. We believe it is very important to have a consistent female voice and guide, especially one that is so well-informed by data with immense love and compassion for men. Your feedback is valuable and will be shared with Liz. Please stick with the show - you'll see an evolution and variance of how Liz, and all the hosts, come across as the episodes proceed.