Friendship is a mutual concern, interest, and love that exists between two people. This love is the kind the Greeks called philia, or brotherly love. One such friendship was that of Lewis Armistead and Winfield S. Hancock. Although these men found themselves on opposing sides of America's most divisive and deadly conflict, their friendship endured until the bitter end.

Hosted by Jamie Adams.

Redemption is the process by which a man regains or acquires virtue in an effort to better his life. Whether it comes about as an atonement for wrongdoing or a realization that a life of sin will never bring fulfillment, redemption is the path toward a life of virtue. One of world literature’s most profound examples of redemption is the hardened convict Jean Valjean, the principal character in French author Victor Hugo’s legendary 1862 novel Les Misérables. At the heart of the story is Jean Valjean, a man who only knew hate before he learned to love.

Hosted by Scott Einig.

Join the creators of Virtuous Men for a discussion on part one (episodes 1-6) of Season 5 of the podcast. You'll hear details on the making of each episode, more on the virtues explored and the men who were featured, and a few insights into part two.

Hosted by Jamie Adams and Scott Einig.