We Are The They

Episode 64 of the WATT Podcast features Brandon McCleve in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Brandon shares lessons on resilience, purpose, and the role adversity plays in shaping strong men.The conversation focuses on mental toughness, staying committed to growth, and building a life rooted in values.This episode is about perseverance, intention, and becoming who you’re meant to be.Learn more at joinwatt.com

Episode 62 of the WATT Podcast features Nick Chaus in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Nick shares how joining WATT pushed him to confront confidence issues, open up, and step into harder conversations.The episode focuses on brotherhood, accountability, and the internal stories that hold men back. This one is about doing hard things, facing yourself, and becoming better.Learn more at wattmovement.com

Episode 61 of the WATT Podcast features Hugh Smith in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Hugh shares his perspective on growth, accountability, and what it takes to become a better man over time.The conversation centers on learning from failure, building discipline, and surrounding yourself with people who push you forward.This episode is about ownership, consistency, and long-term development.View more stories at: instagram.com/wattmovement

Episode 60 of the WATT Podcast features Sione Inoke in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Sione shares his perspective on identity, discipline, and what it truly means to step into manhood.The conversation explores how culture, responsibility, and standards shape the way men show up in their families and communities. This episode is focused on ownership, leadership, and building a life rooted in strong values.Learn more at joinwatt.com

Episode 59 of the WATT Podcast features Brett Horrocks in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Brett shares the real story behind how We Are The They began, including the jump at Jimmy Rex’s 40th birthday that became a turning point in both his own life and the vision for WATT. He opens up about the mistakes he made as a young man, the secret life he was living, and how hitting rock bottom forced him to rebuild through service, faith, and community.Brett also talks about why so many young men are struggling today, what being a man actually looks like, and why mentorship and brotherhood matter so much.This episode is about ownership, integrity, service, and becoming the kind of man who can lead in his relationship with God, his family, and his community.Learn more at wattmovement.com

Episode 58 of the WATT Podcast features Takashi Inzunza in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Takashi opens up about the meaning of “holding space” and how simply being present for someone can help them find their own answers.The conversation explores emotional support between men, the power of brotherhood, and why spaces like WATT allow men to speak honestly without judgment. They also talk about parenting with integrity, teaching kids through example, and how Takashi’s own growth has changed the way he shows up as a father.The discussion goes deeper into faith, questioning religion, defining personal values, and learning how to give unconditional love without expecting it in return.This episode is about courage, growth, and the ongoing process of figuring life out. Learn more about We Are The They:https://wattmovement.com

Episode 57 of the WATT Podcast features Matt Griner in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Matt shares what he’s learned about relationships and why resentment usually comes from not truly knowing the person you’re with, and not fully knowing yourself.They talk through communication, emotional regulation, and how to bring up hard topics without blame. Matt also breaks down the “map of consciousness/emotion chart,” how shame and guilt create disconnection, and why courage is the turning point for real change.The conversation expands into parenting and how Matt is raising his kids without fear or shame, while still modeling discipline and stability.This episode is about becoming whole, building better relationships, and doing the work.Learn more at wattmovement.com

Episode 56 of the WATT Podcast features Jared Hays in a deeply personal conversation hosted by Chance Duncan.Jared opens up about surviving a suicide attempt in 2014, the traumatic brain injury that intensified his depression, years of addiction, and the long road to sobriety. He shares what it was like to relapse, rebuild, and face dark thoughts again — even while sober.He also talks about the power of brotherhood inside WATT, the men who showed up when he stopped answering his phone, and how service, faith, and love helped him rediscover joy. Today, Jared is sober, remarried, a father and bonus dad to five kids, and committed to being the man others can call at 3AM.This episode is about hope, vulnerability, and choosing to love and serve — even when it’s hard.Learn more at watttribe.com

Episode 55 of the WATT Podcast features Brady Slack in a conversation hosted by Chance Duncan. Brady shares how he found We Are The They after years in mastermind groups, what made WATT different, and why the structure and “container” matter more than the person leading it.They talk through Brady’s framework for evaluating any coach or group (Faith, Family, Finances, Fun), how success can create an “artificial high,” and the personal work that brought him back to humility.This episode also covers parenting, discipline, faith, and the standards Brady wants his boys to live by: be kind, work hard, and choose to be happy.Learn more at https://joinwatt.com/

Today we are joined by 3 very close friends and members who all met through WATT. Brian, Brad, and Robbie all met through their WATT journeys and we dive into all of that. From the importance of accountability groups, mini masterminds, and their oh shit goals, these brothers have created an incredible friendship over the years and we talk about everything that went into that. Get ready for another amazing podcast as we dive into details about what a true friend looks like through this podcast!