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Without Permission

Without Permission

Written by: Chris Willingham
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WITHOUT PERMISSION is a long-form podcast exploring masculinity, desire, power, faith, culture, and the conversations most people filter out.


No rage. No performance. No censorship.


Just calm, direct dialogue about the things we were told not to say.


Hosted by Chris Willingham.

A Willingham Studio Production.



© 2026 Without Permission Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Start Here: What WITHOUT PERMISSION Is (And Isn’t)

    Start Here: What WITHOUT PERMISSION Is (And Isn’t)
    Feb 17 2026

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    This episode explains what WITHOUT PERMISSION is — and what it isn’t.


    This isn’t a culture war podcast.

    It isn’t outrage-driven.

    And it isn’t performance masculinity.


    It’s a disciplined conversation about identity, masculinity, sexuality, power, and composure in a reactive culture.


    Some episodes will challenge assumptions.

    Some will make people uncomfortable.


    Not because they’re extreme — because they’re precise.


    If you’re new here, start here.
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    2 mins
  • Sexual Dynamics & Composure

    Sexual Dynamics & Composure
    Feb 17 2026

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    Sexuality doesn’t destabilize secure men.


    In this episode, we examine how identity, masculinity, and insecurity shape reactions to sexual dynamics — especially in male spaces.


    This is not about erasing difference.

    It’s about composure.


    Because strength without regulation is volatility.
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    25 mins
  • Why We’re Still Asking

    Why We’re Still Asking
    Feb 17 2026

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    Why do we censor ourselves long before anyone else does?


    In Episode 1, we explore the psychology of self-editing — how reputation, belonging, and approval quietly shape what we say and who we become.


    This isn’t about external censorship.

    It’s about internal permission.


    Before masculinity, sexuality, or power can be discussed honestly, we have to confront why we’re still asking for approval in the first place.
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    23 mins
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