Live the Code
Give respect, keep your word, take responsibility, and practice restraint.
Read the CodeColorado · Built face to face
The Brotherhood
Real friendship takes time together. We are building a place for men to show up, share useful knowledge, serve their communities, and help the next generation grow stronger.
What membership means
Show up. Do the work. Stand together.
Know the belief
Understand the thinking that gives the Code its purpose.
Read the ManifestoMake the commitment
Carry those standards into the way you live and serve.
Read the OathBuilt in Colorado
We start by meeting once a month.
We want gatherings where men can talk honestly, get to know one another, and make plans to do useful work together. Exact times and places will be shared directly with participating members.
Monthly meetups
Conversation, connection, and accountability.
Trail rides & field days
Time outside, shared experience, and trust built on the trail.
Workshops & service
Learning practical skills and putting them to use for others.
Good questions to ask
What should you expect?
What happens first?
We begin with monthly gatherings in Colorado: conversation, getting to know one another, and finding useful work to do together. Trail rides, field days, workshops, and service events are plans for later, not promises of a finished calendar.
Where and when do you meet?
Dates and locations will be shared directly by email as the first gatherings are arranged. We are not posting exact meeting details on the public site.
Do I need to arrive with special skills?
No one knows everything. A brotherhood works when men are willing to learn, share what they know, and put their hands to useful work.
Is the Brotherhood anonymous?
No. Members will meet face to face. Privacy means treating one another's lives with care and keeping the focus on the work, not turning personal stories into public performance.
What does it cost?
There are no membership dues, and the podcast is free. If members receive Brotherhood swag, they pay only its actual cost. Separate work may help fund Frontier Mind, and we will keep that distinct from membership.
A simple promise
Membership is free.
The podcast is free, and there is no fee to belong. If we decide to provide members with Brotherhood swag, members pay only its actual cost. Any business revenue that helps sustain Frontier Mind comes from separate, clearly disclosed work.
When you are ready
Tell us what you stand for.
Start with the Code, the Manifesto, and the Oath. Then complete a short application about why you want to join, how you live these ideas, and what you hope to learn or contribute. Your answers go to the Brotherhood inbox, and we will reply by email.
Start the applicationAlready approved? Member Login. Questions first? Write to brotherhood@frontiermind.org