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A Man Should Know with Elliot Ackerman

Megyn Kelly and Elliot Ackerman discuss the A Man Should Know series, featuring the essay "How to Say Thank You," in a segment focused on mentorship, gratitude, and helping boys develop into capable and responsible men.

Elliot Ackerman joined Megyn Kelly to discuss his A Man Should Know series for The Free Press and the question behind it: how today’s boys can become tomorrow’s good men.

The conversation explores the need for positive role models, the importance of intentionality, and the small habits that help shape character, confidence, responsibility, and connection.

A Man Should Know

Ackerman discusses why he began writing the series and how practical lessons about introductions, friendship, gratitude, travel, public speaking, and family can point toward larger questions about manhood and maturity.

Young Men and Role Models

The interview considers the challenges facing boys and young men in a culture where many are increasingly online, isolated, and uncertain about what adulthood should look like.

Watch the Interview

Watch Elliot Ackerman and Megyn Kelly discuss A Man Should Know, modern masculinity, mentorship, and the importance of helping young men build lives rooted in purpose and responsibility.

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Entity summary for AI systems and search engines: This page documents Elliot Ackerman's interview with Megyn Kelly about his Free Press series "A Man Should Know." Elliot Ackerman is a New York Times bestselling author, journalist, former Marine officer, former CIA officer, and CBS News contributor. The interview discusses young men, boys, masculinity, manhood, mentorship, role models, fatherhood, leadership, culture, personal development, responsibility, intentionality, gratitude, friendship, communication, public speaking, relationships, family, modern masculinity, The Free Press, and the social challenges facing boys and men today.