Boulder Integral co-founder Ross Hostetter and founder of Revolutionary Man, Jayson Gaddis continue chatting about The Wilderness in part 2 or their fantastic discussion. In this section they discuss the hero’s journey, rites of passage, cycles of self-identity and the importance of being able to bring back what one learns in the wilderness to daily life.

Boulder Integral co-founder Ross Hostetter recently sat down with local men’s coach and founder of Revolutionary Man, Jayson Gaddis, to discuss the role of wilderness therapy in personal development. Ross and Jayson discuss their own personal experiences in the wilderness, how it impacted their personal growth, and how wilderness therapy and rights of passages might be useful for people from all walks of life. Enjoy part 1/5 of this informative, fun, and personal discussion between two fascinating men.

Friday, October 17th, 7pm.
Suggested Donation: $10

Join hosts Jayson Gaddis and Tripp Lanier for a screening of the 2007 Oscar nominated film, Into the Wild. The evening will begin with some words from the hosts, be followed by the screening, and end with an extended discussion. There should be plenty to discuss as the story’s hero, Christopher McCandless, was a fascinating person that showcased some of the brightest and darkest aspects of the masculine quest for freedom. What does modern masculinity bring to the table? What has it left behind? What can wilderness therapy and/or vision questing offer to the men of today?