Kenny Sale is an American model, actor and former semi-professional and professional indoor soccer player.
Listen to Dr. Allie and guest co-host Kai Braden in conversation with Kenny Sale as they speak on sport and modeling, being a good man, traditional stereotypes of masculinity and the power of opening up about sexual violence.
Kenny Sale lives in New York City and used to play semi-professional and professional indoor soccer before he began his modeling career. He’s worked with brands such as American Eagle, Zara, Target, Philip Plein, Nike, Charlie XCX, Ermanno Scvervino, Alex Morgan, and many others. When he’s not working, he fills his time with soccer, chess, and personal projects.
This episode is part of our Masculinity and Mental Health series. Kai Braden is a model and actor and a recent guest on Model Mentality.
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Links:
Follow Kenny on IG @kennysale
Model Alliance RESPECT Program: modelalliance.org/respect or follow @modelallianceny
Follow Kai on IG @kaibraden
Let's Get Clinical References:
Ingram KM et al., ‘Longitudinal associations between features of toxic masculinity and bystander willingness to intervene in bullying among middle school boys’. Journal of School Psychology. Volume 77, 2019: Pages 139-151.