Navigating the Complexities of Masculinity: Insights from His Mind Magazine Podcast Episode Two- Magazine Updates, 2026 Direction, and More

In this episode of the His Mind Magazine podcast, Savannah Rose discusses the vision and mission behind the magazine, emphasizing the importance of celebrating the full spectrum of humanity. She reflects on the contributions of various collaborators, the themes explored in both Volume One and Volume Two, and the significance of removing shame from conversations about sexuality and relationships. Savannah dives deep into the evolution of His Mind Magazine, revealing its mission to celebrate the full spectrum of humanity and provide a unique perspective for men navigating relationships and self-discovery. Savannah also shares her personal journey of self-exploration and liberation, highlighting the need for a balanced dialogue between genders and the importance of curiosity in understanding oneself and others. Looking ahead, she teases future projects and the continued evolution of His Mind Magazine.

Podcast Episode Snapshots

1. The Genesis of His Mind Magazine

Savannah shares her journey of creating His Mind Magazine, which aims to shine a light on topics often deemed taboo. She emphasizes the lack of female voices in media that address men's needs, highlighting her long-standing role as a confidante for male friends seeking relationship advice. This magazine serves as a bridge to help men understand women better and cultivate healthier partnerships.

2. Celebrating Volume One

Volume One of His Mind Magazine was launched in July 2020 and featured a diverse team of contributors, including therapists and fitness experts who provided invaluable insights. Savannah reflects on the cover of Volume One, expressing her pride in the playful yet sexy imagery that encapsulates the magazine's essence. Notably, Dr. Fred, a therapist friend, contributed articles on the intersection of mental health and sexuality, underscoring the importance of mental wellness in fostering fulfilling relationships.

3. Engaging Contributors

Savannah introduces the talented contributors of Volume One, including Frey Trey, who added humor to the content, and Will, a fitness expert emphasizing the connection between physical health and mental well-being. She also highlights a wisdom article by family friend Barry, whose insights on masculinity challenge traditional norms. Each contributor adds depth and diversity to the magazine’s content, making it a comprehensive resource for readers.

4. Volume Two: Pushing Boundaries

In December 2025, Volume Two was launched, showcasing Savannah’s evolution as a creator. She discusses the importance of embracing her full spectrum, including her sensuality, and how this volume reflects her journey of self-acceptance. Savannah shares how stepping outside her comfort zone in Volume Two allowed her to explore her boundaries, connecting themes of BDSM and psychedelics, emphasizing the importance of consent, safety, and exploration in both realms.

5. Navigating Modern Relationships

Savannah touches on the challenges of navigating the dating landscape in today’s world. She reflects on her own experiences and shares insights from her work with male clients, addressing common pitfalls in dating apps and communication. Her goal is to provide practical advice that empowers men to present their authentic selves while fostering meaningful connections.

The His Mind Magazine podcast serves as a powerful platform for exploring masculinity, relationships, and self-discovery. Savannah Rose’s passion for celebrating the complexities of humanity shines through as she engages with her audience, encouraging men to embrace their full selves. With valuable insights from contributors and her own experiences, listeners are left with key takeaways on the importance of mental health, open communication, and the celebration of both light and dark aspects of our identities.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to His Mind Magazine

02:51 The Vision Behind His Mind Magazine

06:09 Contributors and Their Impact

08:57 Exploring Volume One

11:49 Diving into Volume Two

14:48 Themes of Liberation and Exploration

17:47 BDSM and Psychedelics: Parallels in Exploration

21:08 Removing Shame from Conversations

24:01 The Future of His Mind Magazine

26:52 Creating a Balanced Dialogue

29:41 Conclusion and Future Directions

Transcript:

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Hello and welcome to the His Mind Magazine podcast episode two. I'm your hostess Savannah Rose, creator of His Mind Magazine. And you might recognize me in my various forms as well as the CoverGirl and featured model. I am so happy that you're here. Thank you so much for joining me today in this podcast episode. I know it's been a long time since the first episode that I created with the

launch of volume one. But thank you for your patience. And I'm going to get all into volumes one and two, some of the other latest releases and where the future of the magazine is going. So stay tuned. We're going to touch upon all those different things, but thank you for tuning in today for purchasing volumes or photo collections and just for your attention and your time. Let's get into it. So volume one came out in last year. So 2020

for in July, volume two in November of 2024. So here we are, December, 2025. It's been a minute, but there's been so much development and I'm very excited to introduce this podcast platform, picking it back up and bringing you more media and more content as well as more volumes in the future. So one of the reasons why I created His Mind Magazine was just to celebrate the full spectrum of humanity.

and to bring things into light that oftentimes are seen as taboo and therefore avoided or discussed in spaces that maybe aren't safe or inclusive. And so that is one of the reasons why I brought you His Mind Magazine. And it's also just me trying to a need because I feel like there isn't a lot of female voices in media that cater to men's needs. There's a lot of men out there teaching men what to do, but

As someone who has worked with male clients and also who has treasured guy friends, I've always kind of been that person to come to for girl advice, whether it is someone they're dating, someone they're married to, or getting over someone. I feel like I've kind of had this role as like surrogate wing woman my whole life. And that's another reason why I created His Mind Magazine was to take some of that insight and wisdom as a female.

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and helping men understand women better, truly, like helping men understand themselves better and therefore creating a more harmonious and balanced partnership. No matter how you identify, I feel like you can gain something from His My Magazine. Yes, of course it's sexy. Hello, it's fun. That's something I enjoy sharing as well as my modeling side and that kind of sexy energy, but that's also a way to help promote people.

not just with the ethics of adult content, but also being able to see a woman in her full spectrum as well. Because sometimes it's that dichotomy and that binary of the good girl and the bad girl of all. Here she is embodied on both. And you'll probably find that a lot of women out there are both just as everyone out there is both. We are both the light and the dark.

And so just taking a moment to celebrate volume one, when I released this, was, I didn't really tell a lot of people what I was up to, but this is something that I had been thinking about and incubating for a long time and just creating resources for men out there that give that that unbiased insight into the females mind so they can be better partners, better husbands, better brothers, dads, etc. It's not

all solely sexy, although there is a lot of that in there. I think if you love a woman and want to take care of her better and show up for her better, as well as show up for yourself and explore what it means to be a man, this is a resource for you. without further ado, diving into volume one. Okay. Can we just take a minute to appreciate this cover? I just love the picture. I, like I said, I didn't really prepare anyone for what I was doing. I just released it and

It was pretty sexy. know you can't really see if you're viewing this. Like that ring light's kind of getting in the way. But yeah, I just wanted to really go there for that first cover. I loved that image. It was fun. It was playful, sexy, of course. But when it comes down to the actual content and the team that has made this first volume what it is, it was all people that I know personally and appreciate personally.

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Of course, some people as contributors in this magazine have had to keep their identity a secret for whatever reason. Hopefully, maybe one day it will be in a world that allows, again, things to not be a taboo, as people kind of make them out to be, even though behind closed doors we're all a little freaky. But because of people's career or perhaps family situations, not everybody can be me, just putting it out there.

When it comes down to our team for volume one, I got them right here. just such a, the OGs y'all. So just like a soft spot in my heart for Dr. Fred, who of course is one of my therapist friends from a past life. We worked together for a long time and him contributing his original articles on the mental health side of things is just very invaluable information. It's so,

I mean, he not only is he just a fantastic clinician, but he's such an engaging writer and his topics about sex and mental health and how you really can't have good sex if you don't have good mental health. that is something that's as crucial and something that me and my own personal life have experienced on the receiving end and on the side of, guess, like the giving both I've had partners who did not have good mental health and the sex life suffered because of it.

And then even myself, like my ability to enjoy sex and reach climax, it really is a mental game. for most women, it is a mental game as well. So being able to have really healthy mental health, not just exclusive to gender, allows you to have a more in-routine sex life. So who doesn't love that? And then of course, my dear Frey Trey, dear friend Trey, there we go.

who has brought the comedy to the magazine. So I wanted this to not just be something that's informative, but something that's fun and something that is a work of just a collection of material that enriches your life all the way around from the sexy side to the informational side. So I really appreciate his skill and his levity that he brings to the magazine as well. And of course my buddy Will who did the fitness side of things.

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And both, all of these folks so far have also contributed the same topics or focuses to volume two as well. So just the OG team, very special. But Will, he's a fantastic, not just athlete, but trainer himself. He's going and like furthering his education, becoming a chiropractor, a doctor of chiropractic. So he is very informed on.

how the physical side influences mental health as well. He really specializes in lot of recovery. I know he's been very open about his own physical injury recovery and how that is a mental process as well. So very important to include the body and the taking care of your body as well as the taking care of your mind in his mind magazine. And then of course we have one of our secret

of writers Phil who did fintech Phil just bringing you some different information because technology is very much a part of how we are as a society progressing. So I felt it was only natural to include some fit or sorry some fintech and fitness bias some fintech some not just money side but the the technology side is very important and also just it's interesting stuff. So I'm really grateful that

Fintechville was able to contribute to both issues as well. And then exclusively in this first volume, we have a interview in kind of like the wisdom article that is given by one of my close family friends, Barry. So I've known him for a long time. He's taught me a lot about men and what I should expect from a male partner. And I've just always appreciated his insights on masculinity and

being a man that models very healthy masculinity for me, that's why I asked him to contribute to the Wisdom article. So his article definitely challenges a lot of maybe beliefs or sometimes maybe even like the status quo. You don't have to agree with it, of course, but there is a lot in there that I think is of value and that just really the overall message is think for yourself, no matter what that looks like. So think for yourself, ask questions, and that's the way that you are.

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I would say showing up in your masculinity is like deciding for yourself, like what you believe in, what you stand for. And then of course, my dear friend, Jessica, as you saw in the first episode of this podcast, she helped me do the advice, which was a lot of fun, a lot of fun to have her contribute that because she's a married woman. She has been in her relationship with her partner for

over a decade. And then you had me who at that time was more in the dating game now, a soon to be married lady. But being able to give advice to real guys and their questions was something I, like I said, being like that unofficial wingman for a lot of my friends, I've been doing it my whole life. And it was really fun to be able to address some questions that maybe guys who don't have a woman in their life or like a sister or a best friend.

can ask those questions. if you read the Q &A piece, then you definitely saw that we kept it real with you. And then of course, last but certainly not least, my co-partner in this whole project, the one that really helped inspire it is Evan. He did all the photography. And not only has he been one of my best friends for almost a whole decade now, which is really special.

Just a fantastic collaborative partner, someone that I really trust to be able to go there and doing these different types of photography scenarios. I know certainly for volume two, it was pretty intense if you saw that and there's no one else I would have done that with because it was a safe space. He's a very safe person. Again, a very crucial model of healthy masculinity for me and what I've experienced.

but also a very talented, gifted photographer, being able to really capture the emotion, just what the moment in each of those different photo scenarios evokes, and being able to capture me in my full spectrum, like from the cute girl on the apron in the kitchen with the cake to the submissive person, to the submissive girl in a BDSM scenario wearing a collar in the bathtub. So again.

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You, everyone's both, everyone is both to whatever degree works for you. But volume one, of course, will always have a very special place in my heart is just, it's very loaded with, again, fantastic contributors. But the pieces that I wrote for volume one were in a lot of ways me like navigating the dating world.

and taking real life experiences that I had gone through, the dating don'ts, with dating apps, that was inspired by true bullshit that I went through and witnessed. I'm like, gosh, like some of these guys out here, I'm sure they're very nice, but their dating app was just not doing them justice. and even when someone like my male clients that I've worked with before, I know they've come to me and been like,

How is this picture? What should I say here? How do I respond to this message? So it's something that's very relevant and prevalent in our lives as we live in this modern world and just trying to navigate those dynamics and doing so in a way that represents us in a fair way and in just way, but then also helps us communicate that to someone who is a potential partner, potential matches. So I'd like to say volume one definitely contains so much

depth and a spectrum of information. And speaking of spectrum, just touching upon volume two, I'm going to pull it up right here.

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And you can, of course, in the store on hismindmagazine.com, there's both volumes. And I also have included for those who maybe are not comfortable witnessing like nude modeling, or maybe they're needing to step away from adult flavored content photography-wise or like photo-wise, or maybe it's triggering, or perhaps maybe it's their partner's boundaries that are of concern.

100 % understand 100 % want to be sensitive to that and honor that so for all volumes currently and moving forward Just to be sensitive to people's needs There are article additions that are released as well so that way you can still consume and learn and educate yourself on the articles and Still honor your boundaries someone else's boundaries when it comes down to the adult content with the photography so

Just wanted to plug that in real quick and let you know, but with volume two, this one, this volume, of course, once I had kind of broken the seal, broken the barrier with volume one of allowing myself to be seen in this more like sexual sensual way, because I had done some more sexy modeling in the past, but when I wanted to really step into my career as a woman, I had to say goodbye to a lot of

that type of content or keep it secret or keep it separate. But now that I am a self-employed businesswoman, I don't have to answer to anyone and their beliefs or any company's standards or whatever the hell I'm free to do as I wish. This was a really big deal for me to allow these different sides of myself to coexist and to be seen at the same time. And so with volume two, I feel like I had even more permission to explore and to show up and

not just an authentic way, but to push myself a little bit more too. And so that's why I just kind of went there with volume two, as you see on the cover. here it is close up. I'm in actually Evan's bathtub and I have my collar on and the leash and everything. And it was something that was...

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Equal parts fun and also, like I said, it really pushed me to explore my own boundaries and there is a lot of kind of like fuck it that I explored as well with this where I had to confront a lot of doubt or confront a lot of fear, confront a lot of conditioning even of like, should I really say this? Should I really show this? Should I really put this in here? What if, what if, what if? And at the end of the day, we're all human.

and we're all on this floating rock in space and we're all gonna die one day. And I just wanna live my life. I just wanna live my life and maybe I do things differently in the future, but at that moment in time and for where I was at in my life at that time, it just needed to happen. I needed to show up. And honestly, I think it was one of the best things I did for myself because it really helped me like...

not just like show up more authentically, but also kind of like weed people out in my life. For lack of better words, like, I'm grab a sip of my tea.

But I kind of knew like after having been in a highly controlling and unhealthy relationship in the past where I feel like, excuse me, like my sexual energy was very like misused and suppressed even being able to express myself in this like highly sexual way and kind of pushing those taboos and breaking through some conditioning just as a woman, it was something that was very,

liberating for me and I knew whoever my future partner would be wouldn't be scared of that or wouldn't take it as a personal threat to him and Instead would embrace it and be like, yeah, that's my girl So and here we are that that same person I met shortly after I released this well, I knew of him, but then we started dating after I released this so timing wise it just kind of proved my point of like

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there needs to whoever's going to be my partner needs to not just accept me, but embrace the full spectrum of who I am. And that's really the whole theme of volume two is pushing limits and pushing past like our perceived limits. Cause we really are so limitless. It's our own perception of what our limits are that keep us trapped a lot of times. And so really pushing past that. And another theme that's barely explored in volume two is just

the full spectrum of who we are and how embracing and letting go allows us to explore that even more and not trying to control everything. And I bring up kind of like the parallels that I've noticed with BDSM and psychedelics. And I kind of relate the two together, even though they're different experiences. There is a lot of parallels at the same time when it comes down to, as I mentioned, like

the set and setting piece. So setting the scene and making it a safe experience for everyone involved. And then also like the aftercare. And then even in the moment, being able to let go and allow it to bring you what you need. I know like with psychedelics in particular, because I'm a integration practitioner and I lead people through experiences and help them integrate it in their life. One of the things I teach people and guide people on

is in that letting go process. Because sometimes they'll come in thinking like, I need to work through this, and it's going to go like this, and I'm going to feel this way, and it's going to change my life in this way. And they have all these expectations. And then when you come down to it, I mean, it's a medicine, right? Sometimes it's going to give you what you need, maybe not even what you want. And sometimes you might not even know what that is. And so in those experiences, there's a lot of release and learning about oneself.

And it can be a very liberating experience. It's something that you draw back on down the road and throughout your life is like, yeah, I learned this about myself or I changed this belief that maybe I had or maybe I had this experience and I was able to explore it in a different way and create new meaning behind it. And that's helped liberate me.

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BDSM and just a sexual experience that is safe and consensual can bring you something very similar. It doesn't always have to be to the extreme of BDSM, but something I really respect about that practice is the, again, the set and setting, the expectations and making it a safe thing for people, like boundaries, safe words, off-limit things, you know, and then the aftercare piece of like, okay, like let's really take care of our emotions after we had this.

experience in a container. And it doesn't always have to be like with BDSM. think people sometimes have a perception of it because of existing media out there that might not fairly represent it like Fifty Shades of Grey. I hate that whole franchise, if you will, because I mean, yes, like there's like whips and chains and power dynamics, but it's in a very unhealthy relationship.

And that's not the purpose of BDSM. It's a practice that I think gives people, again, a container that allows them to explore things and release and push themselves and step into certain energy that might not be available to them on the everyday basis. But even just like in a, I don't want to say normal, that's kind of a fake word, but even in like an everyday situation, if BDSM is not your practice,

Just being able to have like a healthy dynamic with the partner, really healthy, beautiful, sweet, nurturing, caring, love making can be just as transformative. I can speak on that personally, like with my partner, just being able to have such a safe, intimate connection with someone mentally, physically, spiritually, it allows like the physical pleasure to not just be like passionate and eruptive and amazing.

but it's something that allows you to connect and also explore yourself and release fear sometimes or release maybe beliefs that you have. all that to say, that's something that I touch upon in volume two and I'm very passionate about sharing with people and helping them just start to ask more questions and start to explore themselves and approach it with curiosity and not judgment. And I think curiosity is really the name of the game with.

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The whole mission of his mind magazine is just to be curious because when curiosity is present, judgment can't be a part of the equation. Curiosity is more than just like asking a question. It's about being open and about not forming expectations or biases or having like a judgment pre-destined in your mind. When you're curious, you're open and you're innocent in a way and you're

exploring and there's a lot of fun and levity and compassion that can be behind curiosity. And so that's one of the, would say, key elements of the mission of his My Magazine is to remain curious of yourselves, of others, and I think just the human experience and all the different things that can contain. And I think sex is so important to keep a part of the conversation, not just to

have fun and make it make it a little like tasty. But I mean, sex is also a part of the human experience, whether you choose to have it or not. And so that's something that I feel very strongly about keeping a part of the His Mind Magazine dynamic is not to like solely appeal to like what's called the male gaze or to

exploit anyone or myself or anything of that sort, but it's to celebrate it and to relish in the fact that like this is something that I genuinely enjoy from start to finish. Like from the getting ready for a photo shoot to the photo shoot itself to reviewing the content to sharing it. Like it's something that helps me feel alive and authentic and expressed. And for those who enjoy it just for the superficial like

This is sexy, this is hot, like more power to you. That's allowed. That is a part of the spectrum. And when you want to take a step further and explore the content and really dive into what's written and explore how it resonates with you and what it means to you and how it gets you thinking and curious, that's also a huge part of the mission. I'm not here to control what you do. I'm not here to control what you enjoy about His Mind Magazine or the content. It's your choice.

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And that's another reason why I decided to release the photo collection separately as well on the His Mind Magazine store is because one, Evan and I just do so many photo shoots just for fun because we just love that creative experience. And two, like volume three is still in the very early, early stages. I've just had a lot of like life changes.

life changes and just personal things that I've been exploring and I've had just been, I've been working this template in the back of my mind and really needing to incubate what I wanted for volume three and just move forward with it in a very intentional way. More team members will be joining for volume three, which I'm very excited about and making it even more diverse, even more inclusive.

And also very, I would say like relationship focused as well, talking about certain things that aren't often talked about. And I think especially from, again, that woman's point of view, when it comes down to the pieces that I'm contributing. But then just some of my other authors being able to explore people outside of the binary too. It's not just his and hers, know, it's being able to explore people who have alternative lifestyles, alternative preferences.

giving them not just the platform to share, but helping other people learn about what's out there, who is out there and how to, again, be inclusive and curious, for lack of better words. So just curious. And you might just surprise yourself with what comes up. But just exploring volume two a bit more. I think another, I guess, key thing

with volume two is just being able to really remove shame around conversations. I know that's one of the topics that Dr. Fred writes about is taking the taboo out of sex talk because the more we can talk about it, the safer it can become. And I think a lot of times we avoid what we don't understand or maybe we've been conditioned to believe is like bad or not like maybe going against certain beliefs.

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But I think the more we are able to bring certain things into light, like sex, like relationships, like pleasure and our desires and all those different kinds of things, the safer it can become because I think when you are trying to keep things in the dark, it inevitably is gonna breed other unhealthy things. It's gonna breed shame-based behaviors, other unhealed behaviors. And so I think the more you can

explore those things with yourself and learn about them and not just make peace with them, but accept and embrace and make a part of your lifestyle in a way that is healthy for you. It's healthier for everyone. It's healthier for everyone. And I think that's something that is just another motive behind His My Magazine is removing shame and allowing just

Healthiness to be more of the norm rather than like that's that's too sexy. That's you this that the other of course like There's a time and a place for everything but when it comes down to who we are We don't have to keep stuff in the dark because I think the more we deny ourselves stuff that we really love or desire or are curious about the more it will keep showing up and will

It show up in ways that we don't always have consciousness over. And the more we can bring certain things in with consciousness, the less we are going to act from that unconscious place. And when we're acting from an unconscious place, likely we're acting from an unhealed place or a wound or perhaps an unhealed negative core belief. And so I think when we're able to have conversations, move things into our awareness.

and shine light on them, we're instantly making them things that we're conscious of, right? And then at that point, then we can be intentional with our communication about them to other people, like a partner. But then also we can be intentional about how we explore it. And we can be intentional about the types of things that we consume and that are inadvertently informing us and educating us on said topics. So that's just another reason.

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Why does my magazine exist? And so where I'm going with this project is definitely there's going to be a volume three coming around the corner. Can I be looking at 2026? I don't know exactly when because I'm personally focusing right now on my book and releasing that in the spring. And so that's just taking so much of my brain power right now. But then I'll have when I'm done writing and editing that and publishing that, then I'm going to have more capacity to

write and edit and publish volume three. But in the meantime, you can look forward to these podcasts episodes because y'all know I love to yap. I'm going to stay yapping. And then I'll also be of course releasing the photo collections, of course, because those are just so fun to make. And it's just exciting to share them, exciting to do those photo shoots. They're just so much fun. And it's just another way to stay engaged and connected with you all and help you.

Explore your desires and again see a woman who's if you're viewing this video version You can see my degrees in the background. Like I'm not dumb. This is just one of my I guess you'd say diplomas. So Yeah, I'm an educated woman and I still want to show up and be sexy and and Explore my own desires and express myself and I'm just wanting to be like the embodied truth that you can do that to you you can be

Whatever person that you are you can have it all exist at the same time. None of it is mutually exclusive I am soon to be wifey and I'm like a saucy little minx too and it's fun and I think it's just the more you Explore yourself and accept and then like I said embrace and get to that place You will attract the people that are meant to be in your life and you will attract the opportunities that are meant to be in your life however, that is for you, I'm not saying you have to

post yourself on the internet in a collar. But if you do, go off. But however it means to you, it could just be sharing your opinion. It could be wearing something that maybe you felt you couldn't wear in public for a good night out or just in the day to day. Give yourself permission. Give yourself permission to explore, to push boundaries of your own, to move past any limiting beliefs and just see how much better you are because of it.

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and how much more you attract into your life that's aligned with who you are and that honors who you are truly. So looking ahead, 2026 is gonna be full of these podcast episodes, more photo collections, and then in due time we'll have volume three, y'all, volume three is gonna be, I know volume two like surpassed volume one in several ways. I think volume three is even gonna surpass that. I didn't know if that was gonna be possible.

But yeah, volume three, think is gonna be, there's gonna be a lot explored in volume three. And then there's gonna be like, I think some sweet touchy feely stuff and some very like real practical stuff as always. But I think there's gonna be some pieces in there that are truly surprising to you. And that's a lot of fun. And it's just been a labor of love for me to bring this team together to write my own articles. Cause it's just stuff that I hear. It's just the chatter that I hear is what I notice.

from males that I work with or that I know. And then also like from their female counterparts where they're like, damn, I wish my husband would XYZ or like, like I went out with this guy and it's not going to work out because of XYZ or vice versa. Maybe like they're in a good relationship for the first time in their life. And they're like, wow, like my, my partner is doing XYZ. So all that to say is just what I've been hearing and noticing and what I feel and believe.

needs to be celebrated, explored, and brought into light, brought into consciousness. So we can just, as a collective, be more balanced and be more accepting of each other. And I know one piece of criticism that I've had to squash in creating this project is that I'm not a man hater, and I'm not a man hater. I don't necessarily believe that that is a healthy thing for people. Of course, people have their own

right to their journey and their path. And if they're at that point of being a man hater, like that's where they're at. But I don't believe hating anyone, especially a certain demographic is a healthy thing. And I know for, of course, like as a woman, I can say like there's been a lot of imbalance and there's been a lot of widespread normalized misogyny for several hundred years, if not more. I'm not saying that's not there.

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But I don't believe the solution to rebalancing is going all the other end of the spectrum with that, where it's like, men have been in power. There's been all this oppression against women. So therefore, time to like hate men. And that's how we get our power back. like, I don't necessarily believe that's true. I really feel like men and women, again, of course, this is observing the binary, but I really feel like men and women need each other. Everyone within themselves has masculine and feminine energy.

Everyone is both light and dark, right? And I feel like fighting the fire with fire is just creating more fire. You know, I feel like I'm a lover girl. I choose love. I choose honoring my femininity. I also choose honoring my masculinity. And I feel like to truly see the change that you want in this world, it's about modeling and embodying.

in promoting those messages that are based in love and acceptance and accountability. And that's why I also wanted to create something that wasn't just like another piece of media that's pointing fingers at like what everyone's doing wrong, but rather creating something that is constructive and helps create and promote safety and curiosity and all those things I mentioned on this chat today.

because that's what I want to see. That's what I want to cultivate. And that's the kind of space I want to create with His Mind Magazine is a space that celebrates our humanity and points out the fact that we all need each other. And that true balance doesn't always mean like rocking the boat, but it's about finding that middle ground. And it's about showing up authentically and giving ourselves freedom.

and therefore giving everyone else freedom to show up as who they are. That's just what it's all about for me. So some of the backlash I faced of like, oh, like, and from those very extreme views of like men are the worst. I hate all men. Yada, yada, yada. You know, you've heard that stuff. It's not a narrative or a commentary or a conversation that I wanna participate in.

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It's something that like I acknowledge there's definitely very unhealthy people out there. I've had my fair share of like bad experiences with men and I still want to choose love. I still want to choose and open the conversation up for those conversations that are of a loving nature. And I think it just naturally I've attracted really healthy men into my life and doing so because I believe that they're out there.

And I don't want to banish a whole group of people. Because if it was the other way around, it'd be just as detrimental. And that's, think, what we're trying to move away from. We're trying to move away from all this misogyny. I just don't see hate being a part of a solution. I just don't. And I know for myself, like what I've seen with some of my female counterparts who participate in those types of conversations, they think it's like a betrayal to women.

to still support men and I'm like, no, it's I'm a lot. My alliance is with humanity. My alliance is with both. And I honor my femininity and my womanhood by choosing healthy men and by sharing messages of what healthy looks like and educating people, not on just banishing people and saying that they're doomed and erase trying to erase them from society. I think it's important to acknowledge like

the people who are unhealthy have something going on. And if they're met with just more hate, it's just gonna perpetuate. It's just gonna perpetuate the situation. I think of course you can be both loving and accountable. think accountability is very huge. And that's how I honor my masculinity is by setting boundaries, by not tolerating unhealthy behavior and by calling out stuff that is like, hey, this behavior is not good. And

the person who's doing it, think, can still be a good person at their core. And so, because even like with my male clients, they'll say certain things to me that are maybe like rooted in conditioning or maybe they haven't had a woman tell them like, that's not okay or whatever it is. And that's a loving thing is to be like, hey, cut that shit out. You know, like, not like you suck, you're bad. Like, fuck you. Like, I hate you. Like that's not gonna...

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that's not gonna help anyone, but it's about, again, like creating a loving environment and space to be like, hey, this is hurting people. This is something like that you're doing that is also hurting you too. You know, like you say you want a wife, but do you know how to be a husband? You know, it's just about balance and creating a space where humanity is thriving. And so...

I guess just to address like that feedback I've received of like how I'm not looking out for women. I am. I am looking out for you sister. Because hopefully the men that consume His Mind magazine are able to work on themselves and be more intentional and more conscious people are therefore more intentional and conscious partners.

And there is so much in both of these volumes and moving forward as well that are all about conscious partnership and about being the healthiest version of you, which therefore can be in a healthy relationship. So not to spoil much more, but that's what we have cooking up for down the road in 2026. So 2026 is going to be very full, I think just a year of exploring and about being even more bold.

with where we're going. all that to say, thank you all for tuning in to this episode, to checking out the volumes and the photo collections, for subscribing to the newsletter, which I try not to spam anyone's inbox. I try to send out the newsletter when there's actual like new stuff going on, you know? So thank you for subscribing to that. And if you wish to do so, I'll have the link in this description as well. So you can subscribe at any moment in time. I'll have

Releases of new things coming out in this newsletter as well as these podcast episodes But you can always of course follow us on his mind magazine or at his mind magazine at Instagram Which I'll also have in the description And then of course the home base his mind magazine comm so thank you so much for all your support For all of your curiosity and for being on this journey with me. It's truly an honor to walk with you

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be a fellow human with you and I can't wait to get up to more fun stuff next year. So without further ado, thank you so much. I'm your hostess and His Mind Magazine creator, creatrix, if you will, Savannah Rose. Thank you so much. I'm really grateful to be on this journey with you and until next time, bye for now.