In this episode, join Sammy and Andrew as they talk about the great qualities men should look for in their potential partners that can help build towards having a vibrant life.

In this episode, Sammy and Andrew give us more insights into the inevitable cultural direction that porn is headed to, compounded with the pressure to be a certain way online, given the consistently meteoric upsurge of deviating standards, values, and expectations that the online community is dictating.

In this episode, be enlightened as Sammy and Andrew take us along with their personal experiences on how stress negatively and positively affect the different areas of their lives, giving us a sneak peek into how they handle or disconnect with stress and overcome or reconnect with what's most important in life.

Andrew is joined by Garett Jonsson, who is a podcast host, public speaker, and one of the fighters for Fight the New Drug, a Utah-based anti-pornography nonprofit organization. Garett once had a behavioral addiction to pornography.

Technology is all around us- we can’t escape it! How do we protect our kids and teach them self monitoring skills? With media, our kids can easily be exposed to content that is not age-appropriate. From violence to sexualized media, pornography to cyberbullying, and more.

Porn Kills Our Ideals

Relating to the last episode's topic about Human Trafficking with Patrick Erlandsson, Sammy and Andrew are back, this time tackling the issue of consent. Since the line between consent and sex are very muddy these days - especially with the influence of the Internet -it's very important to have a more broad and profound grasp of the levels of consent and its different considerations.

Thank you to everyone that joined our 5-Year Anniversary celebration! And thank you for being part of the High Noon family throughout the last 5 years.

In this episode, Andrew is joined by Patrick Erlandson, who tackled the dangers of human trafficking and pornography. Sadly, this is still an issue that is rampantly plaguing our world, which gives us all the more reason and why it's crucial to shed some light on, spread awareness about, and stand up against it.

Our guest speaker, Philip David Schanker, guides us to better understand the concept of human sexuality and sexual orientation.

In this episode, Andrew and Sammy tackle the importance of having the right approach in making conditions in life. Aiming for success requires discipline, perseverance, hard work, courage, and faith.

"Hookup Culture" is a widely accepted cultural norm today. But a group of High Noon men who have experienced the destructive consequences of this culture are on the road to recovery and experiencing freedom and grace.

A strikingly similar comparison between the One Ring and porn addiction.

All-star group leaders Mai Thurston and Melissa Manor have been helping young women find community and support within their groups.

These fine women are leading groups of mothers who are gaining real fulfillment in their roles as mothers and wives, through experiencing Honesty, Grace, Integrity, Accountability, and Courage.

Carina and Toshiki have been helping men and women gain real sexual integrity and transform their lives by running their own small groups. Hear them share their stories and how they got started with their groups!

This all-star episode introduces Sunny and Sunmarie Burns: two people who have an amazing love story that leans toward the realistic without losing the romantic.

Andrew and Sammy kick off the second Strategy Sessions episode with practical tips about how to take control over your time on the internet.

This episode introduces the concepts of neuroplasticity and epigenetics and how we as humans have the capacity to shape our brains, our thoughts, and thought processes in order to also curb our behavior and output. In short, you can shape your brain so that you can shape yourself.

In the third episode of this Strategy Series, Andrew and Sammy talk about the importance of real connections and how High Noon is about more than just recovering from addiction.