ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Chris returns to When Kings Unite after finishing six weeks of cancer treatment, joining Wes and Freddy (Smit hosting) for a wide-open, unscripted conversation about the real line between boyhood and manhood. The group lands on a phrase that carries the whole episode: a boy avoids and a man faces. Things get raw when Wes leads Smit through a live, unplanned coaching moment around guilt, control, and what it actually means to sit with a hard feeling instead of running from it. Along the way: ancient rites of passage, the fear hiding underneath bravado and bullying, and why real manhood still leaves room for play, touch, and joy.
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