In this episode, we sit down with Sean Degnan, co-founder of ACE (Action Cultivates Excellence), a men’s mental health movement dedicated to bridging masculinity with vulnerability. Sean is also the partner behind All in One Cleaning and the owner of Tarrytown’s infamous Sale House. Together, we dive deep into the crisis surrounding men’s mental health, why so many men struggle to seek healing, and the silent pressures that keep them trapped in isolation. We explore the role of God in the healing journey, the hard rules of life that shape resilience, and how pain, when faced honestly, can be alchemized into purpose. This conversation confronts the realities men face today and challenges the narrative around strength, healing, responsibility, and the path toward becoming a man who can carry real weight.

In this episode, we talk about what it actually means to move with intention instead of moving out of injury. Too many of us build identities around what hurt us, rehearse the same wounds until they feel like personality, and then wonder why we feel stuck in a victim loop that slowly distances us from God. Your past may explain you, but it was never meant to define you. Healing requires confrontation, and confrontation requires surrender. We unpack how forgiveness and love are not soft virtues, but disciplined decisions that realign you with God’s will and pull you out of cycles that no longer serve you.If you truly want a relationship, you must become a seeker. And anyone who seeks long enough will eventually encounter a steward, a shepherd, a voice that challenges comfort and calls you higher. Growth is not accidental. Maturity is not passive. It is the byproduct of seeking truth, releasing pride, and choosing to move forward instead of circling the same pain.

In this episode, we break down what forgiveness actually is and what it is not. This episodes dives into the power of forgiveness, why it is not denial, reconciliation by force, or excusing harm, and why refusing to forgive quietly chains you to the very pain you claim to hate.From a biblical lens, forgiveness is not about letting someone off the hook. It is about releasing yourself from carrying a debt you were never meant to collect. This episode is for anyone carrying resentment, bitterness, or unresolved wounds. This episode paves the way for release. Forgiveness is not forgetting. It is obedience, and obedience is where freedom begins.

In this episode, we explore biblical unity and what it means to place God at the center of a relationship.

We discuss why God centered relationships are not easier, but deeper, marked by conviction, servitude, growth, and purposeful suffering. Using scripture, we examine how true unity requires death to self and mutual submission, and why suffering with and for one another becomes meaningful when God is at the center.

We also reflect on the hardest but most sacred lessons taken from past relationships, and how pain, loss, and heartbreak are transformed into wisdom and clarity.

This conversation is for men and women seeking a deeper, God rooted understanding of love and unit.

Scar Tissue opens Season Two of Genuity by setting the spiritual and emotional tone for everything that follows, grounding the journey in the truth that pain is never wasted when it is placed in God’s hands. This episode explores how our scars can either testify to our wounds or stand as living altars that reveal Christ’s strength formed through every storm, trial and hard fought season.

In this episode of ‘The Genuity Podcast,’ we dive into a profound conversation with Dr. Michael Christian, an Orthodox Christian and expert in holistic medicine. Originally intended to explore health optimization for men, this episode takes an unexpected turn into spirituality, the origins of Jesus, and the vital role of faith in overall well-being. Tune in for a fascinating blend of health insights and spiritual wisdom.

In this episode, we sit down with Asaf, one of New York’s most esteemed real estate attorneys, and a dedicated mentor to our host Michael. Beyond his successful legal career, Asaf is also a father, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who organizes charity galas. We dive into his philosophy on balancing his thriving career with family life, exploring how he carves out precious time for his children despite his busy schedule. Asaf shares insights on the importance of mentorship, the rewarding yet challenging aspects of being a father and businessman, and the impact of his personal values on his professional success. Tune in for a conversation on achieving work-life harmony, giving back to the community, and guiding the next generation.

Genuity reunites for episode 13 after a 2 month hiatus. In this episode we catch up with what it was like to be away from our children for almost 2 months, the grueling training months for preparation in the NYC marathon and embarking on a career journey after taking a leap of faith. In typical Genuity fashion, we sprinkle in some spirituality and beliefs for good measure.