Is there a right way to be masculine?

K-pop megastars BTS have announced their long-awaited comeback, after their military service for the South Korean army took them out of the game for four years. There’s gonna be a new album, a world tour AND an extravagant 360 degree stage, meaning tickets sales can be maxed out, ...  Show more

Ultra-processed food - things like biscuits and crisps - are making up more and more of our diets globally. In the US and the UK, ultra-processed food actually make up half the calories we eat. New research is calling for more action to reduce this intake because of its potential ...  Show more

Sean Hotchkiss, GQ writer turned men’s life coach tells us about chasing money, status, sex and all the external stuff in the hopes to find fulfillment, and when life took a tragic turn how he completely pivoted what it meant for him to “have it all” as a man. Sean shares why bei ...  Show more

Hi everyone! In today's episode I chat with Adil Hussain, a masculinity and wellbeing coach who helps men become better men. In this episode we chat:

-What brought Adil into the world of masculinity coaching
-Understanding what masculinity is and how to recognize ...  Show more

Society has a very warped view of what it means to be ‘masculine’. It’s a toxic stereotype that leaves so many boys and men disconnected from their emotions and unable to be vulnerable. “You throw like a girl”, “Big boys don’t cry”, “You should man up”. These messages reinforce t ...  Show more

¿Los hombres no lloran? ¿Por qué les cuesta tanto trabajo a algunos hombres expresar lo que sienten? En el episodio de hoy, en vivo desde el Lunario del Auditorio Nacional en CDMX, invitamos al actor mexicano Alejandro Speitzer, para hablar  sobre las ideas y estereotipos con los ...  Show more