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Baruch HaLevi on Meaning, Manhood, and Healing Generational Wounds

What happens when meaning is lost across generations—and how do we reclaim it? In this deeply moving episode of Bridging Generations, host Howard Snooks sits down with rabbi, therapist, and men’s coach Baruch HaLevi for an honest conversation about legacy, trauma, masculinity, and purpose. Drawing from personal loss, Viktor Frankl’s logotherapy, and lived experience, Baruch explores how unhealed wounds echo through families—and how meaning can transform suffering into service. This episode is for anyone grappling with identity, generational disconnect, or the search for a deeper “why,” and it matters because healing doesn’t stop with us—it travels forward and backward through generations. Main Topics Covered 1. Bridging generational gaps with honesty, wisdom, and compassion 2. Growing up with strong identity but spiritual emptiness 3. Masculinity, fatherhood, and the need for male mentorship 4. Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning and logotherapy 5. Suicide, responsibility, and the power of choice 6. Turning trauma into meaning and service 7. Healing generational wounds—both past and future 8. Why modern men struggle with purpose, resilience, and pressure Key Takeaways 1. Meaning—not comfort—is what allows people to endure suffering 2. Unspoken family trauma perpetuates generational brokenness 3. Men need initiation, mentorship, and responsibility to mature 4. Healing your life can retroactively heal those who came before you 5. Self-transcendence creates a life worth living Connect with the Guest — Baruch HaLevi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baruch_hale... Facebook:   / thebaruchhalevi   Connect with Howard Snooks YouTube:    / @howardsnooks-modelactor8449   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2dx6GfW... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/howardsnook... Website: https://www.howardsnooks.com/ If this conversation resonated with you, please follow, like, and share Bridging Generations. These stories matter—and sharing them helps heal more than one generation.