When you talk about someone being ‘distinguished’, it’s means
they’re set apart from the rest

Harry Mitsidis most certainly fits that definition, as he’s widely
regarded as the world’s most traveled man.

One of my favorite things about Harry is that despite his
insane amount of adventurous experiences and being the
main man over at travel enthusiast site Nomad Mania, he’s
remarkably down-to-earth and engaging.

He’s also a master sociologist, which together with his
globetrotting ways makes him the perfect co-host for this
discussion of how masculinity and femininity are the same
worldwide and how they differ.

You’ll hear all about Hofstede’s theory of comparative
culture and what this fascinating research says about the
gender profile of entire nations and societies.

Prepare to be surprised by which countries have been
historically feminine compared to those that are masculine.

How do nations like The United States, Japan, Germany
and France stack up?

Next, listen in as we reveal two surprisingly accurate
indicators of cultural femininity and masculinity,
respectively.

How has Hollywood influenced gender role perceptions
on a global scale?

And how do major world religions shape cultural trends
toward masculinity or femininity?

This show has a decidedly unique vibe to it that I'm sure
you'll enjoy:

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