Podcasts about men's health

For too long, the narrative around men's health has been one of silence, denial, and “toughing it out.” That needs to change. Basketball legend Alonzo Mourning and Dr. Jonathan Fialkow, cardiologist and Chief Medical Executive of Population Health, Value and Primary Care for Baptist Health, break that silence with an honest, emotional, and empowering discussion about early detection, lifestyle changes, and the mindset it takes to fight back. Mourning shares his personal battles with kidney disease and prostate cancer, and why showing up for your health is the ultimate act of strength, not weakness. The session also features powerful audience Q&A moments that highlight real-life struggles, stories, and support. Listen now to hear life-saving insights and help change the way we talk about men's health — for good.Host:Jonathan Fialkow, M.D., Cardiologist, Chief Medical Executive of Population Health, Value and Primary Care at Baptist HealthGuest:Alonzo Mourning, Professional Basketball Hall of Famer and Community Activist

44% of men die prematurely in Canada. Most likely higher in the US. But what about men with Huntington's Disease?

June is Men's Health Month, and it's the perfect time to shine a light on a topic that doesn't get talked about nearly enough — taking care of men's health before problems arise. On our latest Health Matters podcast, we sat down with Dr. J. Evan Devillier of Aultman Alliance Family Medicine for a real, relatable conversation on what men need to know (and do!) to stay well for the long haul. https://www.medshoprx.com/blog/mens-health-matters-a-conversation-with-dr-j-evan-devillier-on-prioritizing-wellness-for-men

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Send a message/question here!email me chris@offacoach.com with questions or to enquire about my Resurgence coaching program. https://ovr40.co/dream for my FREE Dream Formula habits training, and https://ovr40.co/quiz to take my free men's hormones assessment, and https://ovr40.co/men to grab my men's hormonal mastery course (Balance The Big 3).   This episode talks about the importance of the Pen & Paper stage when you want to get back in shape, laying foundations before ramping things up.Take my free Men's Hormonal Health Investigator assessment here: https://ovr40.co/quiz to find out in 2 minutes which of your hormones is sabotaging your efforts to get in shape!

In the U.S., someone dies from heart disease every 33 seconds. Men face a higher risk, yet many are reluctant to see a doctor for regular screenings. Manny Munoz spoke with Dr. Jane Wilcox, associate chief of cardiology at Northwestern Medicine, about why Father's Day is the perfect time to encourage dad to take care of his heart health.AND, Men…Father's deal with as many mental health issues as women do, some you might be surprised to hear bout. Manny spoke with Psychologist Dr. Daniel Singley, founder of the Center for Men's Excellence about that and the stigma surrounding men asking for help.

This week is Men's Health Week, a week dedicated to raising awareness of the health struggles men face. Every day, eight Kiwi families lose a much-loved partner, father, brother or grandfather to a preventable disease. Even worse - one in four Kiwi men won't live to retirement age. Men's Health Week ambassador and broadcaster Mark Sainsbury joined Nick Mills to talk about the week of awareness. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, host Brad Burrow welcomes Melissa Campbell, nurse practitioner and founder of Intelligent Health, and her partner Brian Price to discuss the transformative power of personalized healthcare. Melissa shares her journey from overcoming childhood health challenges to working in cardiology and COVID response before founding her practice, where she focuses on holistic, individualized care. Brian adds his personal story of transformation—how Melissa encouraged him to address his health, uncovering severe hormonal imbalances. With a plan that included hormone optimization, dietary changes, and exercise, Brian regained his energy, confidence, and passion for life. Together, Melissa and Brian explore key topics such as the benefits of bioidentical hormone therapy, the dangers of untreated insulin resistance and thyroid dysfunction, and the flaws of a profit-driven healthcare system. They emphasize the importance of being proactive health advocates and share how addressing hormone imbalances can unlock true wellness. This inspiring conversation offers insights and actionable advice that could change the way you approach your health. Don't miss this powerful episode!

Struggling with Premature Ejaculation (PE)? You're definitely not alone, and there's powerful hope for lasting change. In this episode of the Balls Deep Podcast, renowned Urologist Dr. Joe Pazona and Ken Mitchell dive deep into actionable strategies, proven PE treatments, and expert insights to help you conquer this common men's health issue. Ready to last longer and reclaim your confidence? We explore everything you need to optimize your sexual performance, from effective behavioral techniques like the start-stop method to cutting-edge medical solutions including delay sprays (like Promescent), and the role of SSRIs (such as Paxil).  IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL DISCOVER: Behavioral Exercises to Delay Ejaculation: Master techniques to gain control. Effective Medical Treatments for PE: Understanding options like Paxil, Promescent sprays, and more. The Power of Sex Therapy: How it contributes to overall sexual wellness and overcoming performance anxiety. Telemedicine for Men's Health: Making it easier than ever to seek help and find solutions. Learn our expert "three-pronged approach" designed to help you control ejaculation, dramatically improve your sexual health, and feel your absolute best. If you're looking for real solutions to PE, this is the episode you can't afford to miss.   #PrematureEjaculation #PE #PEtreatment #LastLonger #MensHealth #SexualHealth #SexTherapy #Urologist #BallsDeepPodcast #DelaySpray #SexualWellness #Podcast #HealthPodcast #PerformanceAnxiety #SSRIsForPE 

In this episode, I share a powerful message from one of our clients that proves just how much your actions impact those around you...especially kids.Whether you realise it or not, your choices are shaping the people closest to you. If you've ever questioned whether your fitness journey matters beyond yourself, this is the reminder you didn't know you needed.

Toxische Männlichkeit wird oft beklagt - und doch immer wieder reproduziert. Wie kann man den Teufelskreislauf also stoppen? Diese Frage hat die Journalistin Anne Dittmann nicht losgelassen seitdem sie vor rund zehn Jahren selbst einem Jungen zur Welt gebracht hat. In ihrem neuen Buch „Jungs von heute, Männer von morgen“ erklärt sie auf 272 Seiten, was unsere Söhne für eine gleichberechtigte Zukunft von uns brauchen. In dieser Podcastfolge gewährt sie uns erste Einblicke in ihr Werk. Im Interview mit den beiden ECHTEN PAPAS Marco (www.MensHealth.de/dad) und Florian (www.HerrSchleinig.de) erzählt Anne, weshalb sie sich in der Schwangerschaft lieber ein Mädchen gewünscht hat, warum Jungs selbst von Feministinnen mit mehr Härte erzogen werden, wie wir unseren Kindern den Zugang zu ihrer ganzen Gefühlspalette ermöglichen, was es mit dem Prinzip „Action Love“ auf sich hat und weshalb Männer mehr weibliche Kumpels benötigen. Zusätzlich gibt es natürlich auch dieses Mal wieder einen neuen Song auf der Spotify-Playlist der ECHTEN PAPAS: https://spoti.fi/2Zutj4H, natürlich ausgesucht von Anne. Am besten die Spotify-Playlist gleich downloaden, anhören und abonnieren wie auch den Podcast selbst. Und für alle Mamas, die hier mithören, noch ein Podcast-Tipp: Hört auch mal in den Podcast @echtemamas.ehrlichgesagt rein, vor allem in die aktuelle Folge mit Fanny Husten. Ihr habt Feedback? Zu der Playlist? Zu dieser Folge? Oder eine allgemeine Frage? Dann schreibt gerne eine Mail an: podcast@echtepapas.de! Und jetzt: Viel Spaß beim Hören!

David Sun Todd is changing lives after finding out how the power of nature can bring us back into our own sovereignty and how the matrix system is run and influences by alien forces that don't have our best interest in mind. This is a powerful episode with someone who brings years of wisdom and experience to help heal the world.Find out more at: https://www.davidsuntoddart.com/shop-art Thank you for listening – if you're struggling to break free and need support – go to my website and www.lucasmack.com. There's you'll find resources like videos and eBooks and information on how to work with me for coaching.

7 Common Signs You're Feeling Shame as a Man Most men don't like to look in the mirror—not the one in the bathroom, but the one that shows us what's going on inside. We're raised with messages like: You can't change the past. Just move on. Don't dwell. And on the surface, that sounds like wisdom. But underneath, it keeps a lot of us from practicing self-reflection… because we're not just afraid of guilt. We're afraid of shame. See, guilt says, “I did something wrong.” Shame says, “There's something wrong with me.” One leads to responsibility and growth. The other shuts us down and keeps us stuck.   In today's episode, we're talking about the difference between guilt and shame and the common signs that you maybe struggling with Shame.   If you've ever replayed a moment on loop, avoided someone because of how you felt, or carried the quiet weight of not feeling “good enough,” this one's for you. You can't change the past, but you can own it. And when you own it, you start to change your future. So let's dive in!  Shame vs. Guilt (Quick Distinction) Guilt Shame “I did something bad.” “You can do better. Step up.” Can fuel action: apologies, new decisions Can be a catalyst for growth “I am bad.” “You are not enough and unworthy” Anchored in fear, hesitation, self-sabatoge Stifles momentum and vulnerability Focuses on behavior Focuses on identity; our ‘being' Can motivate change Can lead to hiding or self-loathing   Feeling shame as a man can be hard to recognize because many men are conditioned to suppress or mislabel it. Instead of identifying it as “shame,” they might call it stress, anger, weakness, or failure. Here's how to tell if what you're experiencing might actually be shame: You feel like you're “not enough” Thoughts like “I'm a failure,” “I'll never measure up,” or “I'm not a good man” are rooted in shame. You may feel like you don't deserve love, success, or respect. Example: You forget your kid's school event and beat yourself up all day, telling yourself, “I'm such a terrible father. I can't get anything right.” You isolate yourself You avoid friends, partners, or family because you don't want to be “seen.” Shame often makes us hide—physically and emotionally. Example: A friend invites you to grab dinner after work. You say no—not because you're busy, but because you're feeling low and don't want anyone to see you in that state. You get angry or defensive quickly Instead of saying “I feel embarrassed,” shame might trigger you to lash out or shut down. Anger is often a mask for shame. Example: Your partner says, “I miss talking with you.” You snap back, “Well, I'm always working to support this family—what more do you want?” You feel exposed, so you react with anger You obsess over being “strong” or “successful” If your identity is tied to performance, status, or stoicism, failure in those areas can trigger deep shame. You might fear being seen as weak or “less of a man.” Example: You injure your back but refuse to take a break from work or admit pain. Inside, you think, “If I stop, I'm weak. I have to keep pushing no matter what You feel emotionally numb Shame can lead to disconnection from your own feelings. You might say “I don't know what I feel” or feel nothing at all. It's a way to avoid the pain of being judged or exposed. Example: You receive bad news—your friend is going through a tough time—but you brush it off, saying, “That sucks,” and change the subject. You feel disconnected from the impact. You replay past mistakes in your mind If you constantly ruminate on things you regret or cringe at moments from your past, shame is likely involved. You may even punish yourself mentally for those mistakes. Example: You keep thinking about a breakup from years ago, wondering what you did wrong, convinced you're unlovable. Even though you're in a new relationship, you can't let go You avoid vulnerability or asking for help Shame tells you that needing others is weak. You may think, “I should be able to handle this on my own.” Example: You're overwhelmed with life, but when your brother asks how you're doing, you say, “All good, just busy,” even though you're struggling with depression and know you need support     What You Can Do Name it: Simply saying “This feels like shame” begins to take its power away. Talk to someone safe: A friend, mentor, coach, or therapist can help you process it without judgment. Practice Being Kind & Curious with Yourself: See Shame as a way your system is trying to protect you, and then be curious about what it is trying to protect you from.  Challenge the belief: Ask, “Is it true that I'm not enough?” or “Where did I learn that this makes me unworthy?” Confront the shame at the root of the behavior. Radical honesty. Speak the truth. Know that you are good, even with flaws and imperfections.    

Feeling frustrated, stuck, or like there's no point training while injured? In this episode, I break down the emotional toll injuries can takeBut more importantly how to stay in control by training around the issue, shifting your focus, and keeping your momentum. This isn't the end. It's a pivot.

Still training like you're 25 but wondering why your body feels wrecked after every session?In this episode, we break down why your training needs to evolve after 30 and how strength, cardio, and mobility are the keys to feeling strong, lean, and pain-free long-term.

Struggling with Peyronie's disease or ED and don't know where to start? Join Dr. Joe Pazona and Dr. Ken Mitchell as they tackle these sensitive topics with their signature humor and expertise. From diagnosis, treatment options including injections and devices, to the new breakthroughs in combating symptoms, they break everything down for you.

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Join Dr. Joe Pazona and guest Dr. Ken Mitchell, a Men's Health Physician Associate, as they break down everything you need to know about Peyronie's Disease. From its causes, like trauma or micro-tears, to its symptoms like pain, curvature, and scarring, we're covering it all. We also discuss its impact on mental health, relationships, and erectile dysfunction. Learn when to seek medical evaluation, treatment options, and how to maintain overall sexual health.

“No pain meds? No problem.”You heard that right. I used high-dose Vitamin C (25g pre-op and post-op) for a recent surgical procedure, and the difference was jaw-dropping. We're not talking theory—we're talking personal results, backed by science and built into our clinical protocols at RevitalizeMD.From burn patients to total knee replacements, the literature supports it. Now I've lived it.In this episode, we're spilling all the details: what worked, what surprised us, and how you can prep your body for optimal healing with IV therapy.Don't miss this if you have surgery on your horizon—or just want to recover like a boss.

“No pain meds? No problem.”You heard that right. I used high-dose Vitamin C (25g pre-op and post-op) for a recent surgical procedure, and the difference was jaw-dropping. We're not talking theory—we're talking personal results, backed by science and built into our clinical protocols at RevitalizeMD.From burn patients to total knee replacements, the literature supports it. Now I've lived it.In this episode, we're spilling all the details: what worked, what surprised us, and how you can prep your body for optimal healing with IV therapy.Don't miss this if you have surgery on your horizon—or just want to recover like a boss.

For Brenden, the author of Soul Quest: The Journey of a Spiritual Nomad, a deeply personal exploration of losing faith, grappling with questions about God and the Universe, and embarking on a transformative spiritual journey, he chronicles his search across various religions, his alignment with Taoism, and his eventual decision to follow Christ. This is a great episode for everyone on the spiritual path and how the first step to peace is finding inner courage.Find out more at https://www.brendenwhitney.com/ Thank you for listening – if you're struggling to break free and need support – go to my website and www.lucasmack.com. There's you'll find resources like videos and eBooks and information on how to work with me for coaching.

Very grateful to bring you all a Solo Episode. Let's talk truth.No fluff. No filters.Most men are stuck in patterns that are killing their potential—and they don't even know it. In this episode, I break down the 4 most common forms of self-sabotage I see in today's generation of men:   1.    Overworking & constant grinding – disguised as ambition, driven by fear.   2.    Numbing out – with weed, porn, alcohol, scrolling, anything to avoid feeling.   3.    Chasing women & validation – because you haven't built your worth from the inside out.   4.    Blame – blaming your job, your ex, your parents, the system… anyone but yourself.I don't just call it out—I lived it.And I show you how I broke out of the cycle.This episode is a call to arms for any man ready to face himself and rise.You vs. You.No one's coming to save you—but you don't have to do it alone.Tune in.Feel it.Then move.Documentary: Burden & Baggage. Education Unpacked. Calling ALL Parents, Teachers, Former Teachers, Staff and have a story please reach out. Calling ALL Alternative Homeschoolers, Bush schools and any other alternative system/business. Reach out to me if you would like to feature on the documentary! Jump on BonCharge and grab yourself some protection  from wifi, 5G, blue/red light and so much more…At the Checkout Use Code “Nath22” to receive 15% offRight here: https://www.boncharge.com/?rfsn=7434501.689abcConnect With Me (Nathan Francis Coach/Mentor) Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/OSS.Health.MindPersonal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nath.francis69Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nathanfrancis222?_t=8iKxXw8R2ee&_r=1Telegram: https://t.me/nathf94  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nathanfrancis__/Email me anytime: nathanselfsabotage@gmail.comThe Breaking Free Podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1fHxmfbFZwyZPIcOrjw3Hf?si=q42PtUR4Qeu8SvUuWDMrpwApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/breaking-free-podcast/id1657951151Youtube: https://youtube.com/@nathanfrancis__?si=df69YA7zK-CUeG8- 

If you've ever promised yourself "never again"—only to fall back into the same compulsive patterns—this episode is for you.In this raw and powerful lesson, Craig Perra, founder of The Mindful Habit System, exposes why the traditional all-or-nothing, abstinence-only model for treating sex and porn addiction keeps men stuck in shame and failure.Drawing on the powerful case study of a client named Don, Craig unpacks the psychological cost of using sex to regulate fear, anxiety, and trauma since childhood—and why the key to lasting freedom lies in setting realistic, attainable goals rooted in science, not shame. You'll learn:Why most men relapse in abstinence-only programsHow to separate porn from masturbation as a first harm-reduction stepWhy frequency, time, and severity must be tracked to build healthy sexualityHow to break the perfection/failure cycle and build a culture of successWhether you're deep in the struggle or supporting a loved one, this episode offers hope, direction, and a radically honest alternative to shame-based recovery.

In this episode I finish my conversation with Dominick Shattuck. Dominick is a men's health researcher, a husband, a father of two daughters, and frankly one of those people that it is easy to talk to. In this second part we talk about normalizing safe sex conversations in dating, helping men talk with each other about reproductive health, Dominick shares resources to help educate, and we discuss how relationships improve when couples can have these types of conversations. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dshattuck/  

What is Sex Addiction?: 3 Signs & Symptoms, and Mission Critical Steps to RecoveryIn this video, Craig Perra, founder of the Mindful Habit System, delves into the complexities of sex addiction and its signs and symptoms.He explains what sex addiction is, its controversial diagnosis, and how it differs from frequent sexual behavior. Craig also offers a simple definition and outlines the three primary indicators of sex addiction: an inability to stop, feelings of shame and guilt, and habitual lying and hiding.Drawing on 13 years of coaching high-performing men, he discusses deeper underlying issues like poor coping strategies, lack of purpose, and childhood trauma. Craig emphasizes the importance of creating a healthier relationship with technology, practicing mindfulness, and aggressively pursuing a great life as key steps to recovery.00:00 Introduction to Sex Addiction00:50 Defining Sex Addiction 03:04 The Controversy Around Sex Addiction 04:42 Three Signs of Sex Addiction06:49 Understanding the Root Causes09:15 Steps to Break Free10:40 Conclusion Visit www.mindfulhabithelp.com if you need more help and want to learn more. Text PODCAST to 877-356-5573 if you have any questions about our programs.

Episode Title: Scars that Speak: What Healing Teaches UsScripture Focus: John 20:27In this heartfelt episode, we explore the power and purpose of emotional scars—especially those left behind after divorce. Drawing from John 20:27, we reflect on how even Jesus chose to reveal His scars as a testimony of love, healing, and identity. You'll discover why your own scars are not signs of failure, but sacred reminders of survival and God's presence in your pain. Whether you're deep in the healing process or just beginning, this episode offers hope, perspective, and encouragement to see your scars as part of your redemptive story.

Dominick is a men's health researcher, a husband, a father to two daughters, and frankly one of those people that it is just easy to talk to. We discuss recognizing others' openness to deeper vulnerability, navigating losing a job, normalizing sexual health conversations with young men and boys, his experience speaking to men around the world, modeling healthy dialogue around sex, and leveraging the concept of transmedia to make an impact. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dshattuck/

You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.That quote from Atomic Habits by James Clear changed my life—and in this episode, I'm going to show you why it needs to change yours. If you're struggling with sex and porn addiction, or supporting someone who is, you're likely overwhelmed, stuck, and maybe even hopeless.You've tried therapy. Support groups. Willpower. White-knuckling it.But here's the truth… ➡️ Sex and porn addiction isn't a “bad habit.” It's a deeply entrenched coping strategy—wired in childhood, reinforced by shame, supercharged by biology, and sustained by secrecy.➡️ Most recovery plans obsess over the problem—but few focus on the systems that build lasting transformation.➡️ That's why so many men fail. In this episode, I'll break down:Why this quote is mandatory training if you want to build healthy sexuality and a great lifeWhy sex and porn addiction is so hard to breakHow your biology, early exposure, shame, and emotional repression create a perfect stormAnd the 9 essential systems of The Mindful Habit System—developed over 13 years, used by thousands of men, and built to help you take back control of your lifeThese systems are the foundation for sustained success:Purpose & DirectionRisk ManagementSelf-Leadership (including self-control & self-esteem)AccountabilityCommunity & ConnectionMindfulness & FaithGratitudeHealthy SexualityIf you don't have your own system—borrow mine. I'm Craig Perra, founder of The Mindful Habit. I help high-performing professionals—doctors, lawyers, executives, and men around the world—break free from destructive sexual behaviors and create powerful lives rooted in integrity, connection, and purpose.▶️ Watch. Take notes. Reflect. This is the stuff no one taught us—but it's what we all need.

Magazine Dreams is the movie that you've likely never heard of but should watch. Way back in 2023, Jonathan Majors put his heart into a performance and very soon after its premiere, it was discovered that Majors was abusing his girlfriend. Dreams was quietly shoved to the side, and given back to the filmmakers, however, it was released to the public and I thought it was really good. So good, it deserved its own mini review!Despite what he was convicted of, there's no denying that Majors gave an oscar-caliber performance as Killian Maddox, a young man who has severe mental disorders, outbursts of rage but has the dream of being the bodybuilder that everyone idolizes. He fashions himself after Brad Vanderhorn (four-time Mr. Universe, Micheal O'Hearn) pushes his mind and body to the breaking point but still believes he is going to make it. The movie is a dissent into Maddox's insanity and what it means to shoot for your dreams when you really don't understand the world you're in. I really liked this movie and yeah, it has issues, but overall it's the best movie in theaters right now and I encourage everyone to check it out.

What the Heck is a Boundary? A boundary isn't just a rule—it's a way to identify, communicate, and maintain the environment you need to be the person you want to be. Boundaries aren't about controlling other people. They're about controlling your space and how you respond to what happens in it.

Self made Bitcoin Multimillionaire Joby Weeks joins my podcast from house arrest to discuss how he got arrested at a Tony Robbins event and why he believes he is now targeted by the United States government. What started as fun and games for a wild entrepreneur has landed him in serious trouble with the United States Government. This story is wild and inspiring at the same time!For more information about Joby Weeks go to his website: https://jobyweeks.com/. Thank you for listening – if you're struggling to break free and need support – go to my website and www.lucasmack.com. There's you'll find resources like videos and eBooks and information on how to work with me for coaching.

How would your life and health improve if your mind was clear and sharp, operating at its fullest potential? Instead of experiencing fatigue, lack of focus, forgetfulness and food cravings, you would be energetic, productive, and thoughtful. You could accomplish tasks with ease and feel confident. According to Dave Asprey, all of this is possible when you bio hack your way to a smarter, faster, sharper brain. Dave is a silicon valley tech entrepreneur, a professional biohacker, creator of Bulletproof, and a New York Times bestselling author. He's been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Mens Health, and on The Today Show, CNN, Fox News, among others. He's the author of Head Strong: The Bulletproof Plan to Activate Untapped Brain Energy to Work Smarter and Think Faster-in Just Two Weeks.   Follow CYACYL: Website: www.cyacyl.com Digital: www.cyacyl.com/digital Upcoming shows: www.cyacyl.com/shows Facebook: www.facebook.com/changeyourattitudechangeyourlife Music: www.purple-planet.com.

email me chris@offacoach.com to discuss the coaching offer I mention in this episode. And go to https://ovr40.co/dream to grab my DREAM Formula training for healthy habit building after 40. This episode is all about the importance of taking action, not sitting on the sidelines in thinking/researching mode!

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In this Going Dutch podcast episode, Randa Dutcher talks with Glenn Lovelace, a coach helping men navigate business and personal growth. Glenn shares his journey of overcoming financial struggles, a near-fatal accident in 2023, and personal transformation, crediting his wife Amber's strength. He discusses his coaching philosophy, his business Progress Creates Happiness (PCH) Marketing, and his upcoming book, Heal the Boy, Forge the Man. Glenn emphasizes resilience, faith, and recognizing miracles in life's toughest moments. Glenn is a performance coach for men. He's had over 3,000 one on one clients since 2008. Married since 2004 and has 7 kids from newish baby to 16 years old. His marriage has challenged him more than anything else, but it has also forged him into the man he's become. Glenn's story bounces from failure to failure, much like most men. He found himself in a dark corner 10 + Christmas Eves ago, ready to “be done”. He survived himself. He turned back to the one thing he could control - himself. The gym became an essential part of his daily recipe and in 2017 he won $100,000 transforming. Glenn lives by the daily simple processes that create lasting value and happiness. He preaches “progress creates happiness” and “your goal is my goal”. He currently coaches men for his business and has helped men overcome the mind to create ultimate control over emotions helping men feel it all and still move towards their goal. His unique process looks a lot like the movie “Hitch” except we're chasing change and goals. His process has been branded as “The Wingman Method”. You can find him in the following places, BUT he's most available 1 on 1; whether a client or not, he's all in on helping others reach their goals… Follow Glenn Lovelace - The One Day One Life Podcast - Glenn's Website - Glenn's Instagram

This week's episode we're chatting about 3 different causes of low sperm count that supplements aren't going to fix. This is why digging down to the root cause to support your treatment plan is so important. So today we're highlighting the need for a comprehensive fertility work up and focusing on the root cause rather than the quick fixes (that may not even be helping!).   Topics Covered: How genetics play a role in the fertility journey Why you need to rule out varicoceles The importance of medication and drug review with your practitioner   Thank you to our amazing podcast sponsor, Cozy Earth. Sleep has been shown to help improve sperm parameters, metabolic function and hormone balance in both men and women. Cozy Earth makes the most buttery soft, bamboo, temperature regulating sheets to help you get your best nights sleep. And you can create your sanctuary risk free with their 100 day sleep trial and 10 year warranty. Use the code FCM to enjoy 40% off at cozyearth.com on any of their amazing bamboo products to transform your home into your cozy sanctuary.    Not sure what labs to ask for or what the numbers even mean? Check out Fertility Labs 101 to get a full breakdown of our Fertility Confidence Method lab assessment, what the numbers actually mean and why optimal is better than normal. Grab it for just $17 at ttc.kelseyduncan.com/fertility-labs

Shalin Shah and his company's product have totally chaged my opinion about TRT. I had a ton of misconceptions about testosterone replacement therapy. My thoughts have changed, and I think you'll find this episode very revealing.  You can learn more about KYZATREX HERE.  In this episode we cover: -The difference between oral and injectable testotsterone -Dispelling the myths about TRT -Determining the minimum effective dose for TRT dosage -The synergistic effects  Find OPP episodes, discounts on products, learn about my Life Coaching and Performance Coaching work at Seanmccormick.com - send me an email and schedule a free 45 minute coaching strategy session sean@seanmccormick.com

Adam Flaherty and Marc Checket are two dads from suburban New England. And while they might think they're pretty funny and cool, the world clearly does NOT need another white dude ramble-cast.  That's why Modern Dadhood explores what it really means to be a "dad" through candid, authentic, and often hilarious conversations with diverse dads of all walks of life… including famous dads, NOT famous dads, dads-to-be, step dads, grand dads, trans dads, and more.By celebrating present, engaged parenting and commiserating over common fatherhood challenges, listeners will gain new perspectives and feel empowered to become more present and mindful fathers, raising the next generation of kick-ass, world changing kids.​The show features relatable anecdotes from the hosts' own lives, recurring segments like Instant Regrets, Confessions, and Did I Just Say that Out Loud? and plenty of thoughts on the good, the bad, and the ridiculous.Expect a healthy dose of laughter, sincerity, vulnerability, and 90s nostalgia in each biweekly episode. #moderndadhood #fatherhood #parenthood #parenting #parentingpodcast #dadding #dadpodcast

Cracking The Coping Code Do you wish you could quit your unhealthy coping mechanisms or bad habits?  Many of us find ourselves trapped in cycles of behavior that don't serve us well. Whether it's substance abuse, avoidance, negative self-talk, excessive screen time, emotional eating, isolation, procrastination, overworking, or aggression, porn, these coping mechanisms are familiar yet unhelpful tools we often use to self-soothe. It's crucial to remember that resorting to these habits doesn't make us bad people; it's merely our way of attempting to regulate our distressing emotions. Think of an animal licking its wounds. Initially, it promotes healing, but prolonged licking can worsen the injury. Similarly, our coping mechanisms may provide temporary relief, but they can exacerbate the underlying issues over time. Understanding the Problem: Coping mechanisms are often seen as habits to eliminate. We know they're not beneficial, yet we repeatedly return to them, seeking that fleeting sense of relief or numbness. Afterward, the real issue remains, and we wonder why our efforts to change these habits have failed. Have you ever tried to change your habits through sheer discipline, only to end up feeling guilty and ashamed? For me, discipline became synonymous with these distressing feelings. I've since redefined discipline to simply mean "showing up." It doesn't mean doing the right thing every time but being present and aware. Even addictions are coping mechanisms that are trying to meet a legitimate need(s) but in an unhealthy way. We need a healthy balance of coping mechanisms and long-term solutions. The problem comes when we trick ourselves into thinking that the coping skills are long-term solutions.  Why Trying Harder Doesn't Work: Efforts to simply "try harder" often lead us back to the very habits we're trying to escape. This approach isn't sustainable, and it can make us feel worse, driving us back to our unwanted coping mechanisms. The Unique Solution: The transformation begins with an "aha!" moment: realizing that coping mechanisms are attempts to recalibrate our mind, body, and soul. When we resort to coping, it's a signal that we're out of alignment with our true, authentic selves. Rather than viewing these mechanisms as enemies, we can approach them with compassion and curiosity. Without them, we might cause more harm to our well-being. Here's a process to help you address and transform your coping mechanisms: 1. Identify- Name the Habit & Recognize Its Purpose Instead of just labeling your coping mechanism as “bad,” recognize that it serves a purpose.  It's trying to meet a need. The first step is to identify the behavior and understand what it's helping you cope with. Action Step: Write down the top 1-2 coping mechanisms you want to change. Then, answer these questions: Where does your brain want you to go when you feel distressing emotions (what coping mechanism do you want to run to?) When do I usually engage in this habit? (Time of day, location, situation) What triggers it? (Stress, boredom, loneliness, anger, fatigue, etc.) What relief does it provide in the moment? (Escape, comfort, numbness, energy boost, etc.) Key Insight: Your coping mechanism isn't random. It's trying to solve a problem. 2. Reflect- Get Curious About the “Why” Our coping habits often mask deeper distressing emotions, unmet needs, and potentially neglected wounds. Before you can change a behavior, you need to understand what's really driving it. Action Step: Journal about these two questions: What thoughts or emotions usually come up before I engage in this habit? What am I actually needing in this moment? (Connection, rest, validation, control, security, self-compassion, etc.) Example: If you scroll on your phone late at night, is it because you're avoiding stress, craving connection, or struggling with loneliness? The more you understand, the easier it becomes to make lasting change. 3. Pause & Reframe- Shift from Judgment to Curiosity Before automatically engaging in your usual coping mechanism, pause and ask yourself: What emotion am I feeling right now? What do I actually need? (Attention? Rest? A break? Reassurance?) Action Step: Keep a Curiosity Log for 30 days. Each time you catch yourself engaging in your coping mechanism, write down: What happened before you did it (the trigger). What you were feeling. How you felt afterward. Key Insight: This will reveal patterns and help you see whether your habit is actually serving you or just postponing deeper healing or change that needs to occur.  4. Replace- Choose a Healthier & More Authentic Alternative Now that you understand what needs your coping habit is trying to meet and you have a kinder and more curious perspective on coping mechanisms, you can evaluate and make sure that your coping mechanisms are more authentic to the person you want to be.  Action Step: Create a “Healthy Coping Menu” with 3-5 alternative strategies that align with your values. If you cope through avoidance (procrastination, excessive screen time, etc.): Alternative: Set a 10-minute timer and just start. Action reduces anxiety. Alternative: Break tasks into micro-steps and reward progress. If you cope through emotional eating: Alternative: Pause, take three deep breaths, and check if you're physically hungry or emotionally overwhelmed. Alternative: Call a friend, journal, or go for a short walk before making a food choice. If you cope through isolation: Alternative: Set a small social goal (send a text, call one person, or plan a meetup). Alternative: Engage in an activity that fosters connection, like a hobby or volunteering. If you cope through aggression (outbursts, self-criticism, irritability): Alternative: Use a physical outlet (exercise, deep breathing, walking). Alternative: Write down your thoughts before reacting and ask, “What's the deeper emotion here?” Key Insight: The key isn't just stopping a habit. It's finding a better, healthier way to meet the same underlying need. 5. Thrive- Shift from Coping to Thriving Coping skills help you manage stress in the moment, but they aren't long-term solutions. If you find yourself repeatedly relying on coping, it's a sign something deeper needs to change. The real goal isn't just to cope better. It's to create a life where you don't have to cope as much in the first place. Action Step: Identify, Adjust, and Grow Identify the Root Cause – What's Driving Your Unhealthy Coping? Make a list of the stressors in your life that you find yourself coping with. Be specific; understanding the real problem is the first step toward meaningful change. Make Small but Meaningful Adjustments – What's One Realistic Change? Instead of just managing stress with coping, adjust the conditions that are creating stress in the first place. Maintain Healthy Coping While Implementing Change – Support Yourself Through the Process Instead of simply eliminating an unhealthy coping mechanism, replace it with a coping mechanism that aligns with the person you want to become. Then, allow yourself to use that healthy coping strategy as needed while actively working toward a long-term solution that addresses the need to cope to begin with.  Recap:  We have explored the pervasive nature of unhealthy coping mechanisms and how they often become entrenched habits that offer only temporary relief from underlying issues. These mechanisms, which include substance abuse, avoidance, negative self-talk, and more, are not signs of personal failure but rather attempts to self-soothe and regulate emotions.  The key to transformation lies in shifting our perspective. Instead of viewing these habits as enemies to be eradicated through sheer willpower and discipline, we should approach them with compassion and curiosity. Recognizing that these mechanisms signal a disconnect from our authentic selves allows us to address the root causes of our distress. Remember: Coping is a tool, not a solution. Instead of just managing stress, change the conditions that create it. Long-term change comes from small, intentional shifts in how you live, work, and relate to others. You don't just want to “cope better,” but you want to build a life where you don't have to cope so much in the first place. By approaching your coping mechanisms with curiosity and compassion, you'll begin to uncover the real issues and embark on a journey toward healthier habits and emotional alignment.  

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Are you thinking about getting pregnant but don't know how to prepare your body? Or maybe you're currently struggling with infertility and need extra support?I'm here to give you the support you need! In this episode I touch on men's role in fertility and how they should begin supporting their body, labs to get done to see where your fertility health is at, supplements that may be helpful, and how to use nutrition to support your body.--------------------------------------------------Find me on IG: @jfaye_rdWork with me! More info hereFREE RESOURCE - Balancing hormones & supporting PMS

The answer....Yes. I. Am! Nobody wins when the family feuds. In this episode, the fellas discuss why it's important to invest in your brother and your community. This isn't an episode you want to miss. It's the Manly Deeds Podcast!

Many men are overwhelmed by the sheer amount of enhancement options available, leading to confusion and potentially harmful decisions. Dr. Pash offers valuable insights into the modern landscape of penile enlargement, shedding light on both the science behind the procedure as well as the safest and most effective methods. His expertise includes injectable and non-surgical options and he aims to debunk junk-related myths while highlighting the latest research available.------------------------------------Join the Your Infinite Health Community! www.skool.com/your-infinite-healthConnect with Dr. Joel Pash:Website: https://www.upsizematters.com/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@upsizeclinicIG: https://www.instagram.com/upsizeclinic/X: https://x.com/UpsizeClinicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@upsizeclinicConnect:Dr. Trip Goolsby & LeNae Goolsby are the co-founders of the Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center, and are also the co-authors of the book “Think and Live Longer”.

On today's episode Dale talks about what to do when you know divorce is coming. At time we as men can be caught off guard by divorce, but most of the time we have a sense that things are heading in that direction. In this episode Dale discusses ideas and tips on how to better handle your kids, your job, your finances, and sleep when divorce first takes place.Rescources: www.MensDivorceRecovery.org 

In this week's episode, we discuss the importance of proactive fertility testing for both partners, emphasizing that sperm health is a crucial part of the fertility equation. We touch on the importance of a whole couple approach to fertility, and when to seek testing and support in the journey.    Some topics covered: Why male testing is important Roadblocks you may encounter How to advocate for yourself on this journey   Check out the research-backed supplements from Needed over at thisisneeded.com and use the code DRKELSEY for 20% off your first order. Want to start taking a whole couple approach? Check out our Conceive Together Challenge and begin building out your personalized fertility care plan for just $9 - ttc.kelseyduncan.com/ctchallenge

In this episode of the Modern Man Podcast, host Ted Phaeton speaks with Clifford Stephan, founder of Booze Vacation, about the impact of alcohol on men's health and performance. Clifford shares his journey with alcohol, the concept of a 'booze vacation', and the health benefits that come from taking a break from drinking. They discuss the competitive edge gained from sobriety, the root causes of alcohol dependency, and how to navigate social and business situations without alcohol. The conversation emphasizes taking responsibility for one's health and making intentional lifestyle changes. In this conversation, Clifford Stephan discusses the profound impact of alcohol on health, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and education regarding alcohol consumption. He introduces the concept of 'Booze Vacation,' a transformative approach to reducing alcohol intake and improving overall well-being. The discussion highlights the necessity of setting boundaries, advocating for oneself, and the positive changes that can occur after taking a break from alcohol. The conversation concludes with reflections on kindness and the fragility of life, encouraging listeners to be mindful of their choices and the effects of alcohol on their health.    Takeaways Clifford's journey with alcohol began in high school and continued into adulthood. The concept of a 'booze vacation' allows for a break from drinking without the pressure of permanent sobriety. Taking a break from alcohol can lead to significant health improvements and better performance. Alcohol can negatively impact sleep quality, hormone regulation, and overall health. Men often ignore health issues until they become serious, similar to ignoring a check engine light. A longer break from alcohol allows for more substantial health gains and personal development. Sobriety can provide a competitive edge in both personal and professional life. Many men have nostalgic ties to drinking, making it difficult to change habits. It's essential to take responsibility for one's health and not blame external factors. Navigating social situations without alcohol is possible and can be reframed as a positive experience. Regular drinking can lead to pre-disease symptoms. Self-advocacy is crucial for maintaining health. Setting boundaries can inspire others to make healthy choices. Taking a break from alcohol can lead to significant health improvements. Knowledge about alcohol's effects empowers better decision-making. Life after a booze vacation can be refreshing and enlightening. It's important to connect the dots between alcohol and health issues. Being kind to oneself and others is essential in life's journey. Alcohol can tax many bodily systems, leading to long-term health issues. Making lifestyle changes can eliminate the need for medications.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Modern Man Podcast 01:21 Clifford's Journey with Alcohol 06:52 The Concept of a 'Booze Vacation' 11:16 Health Benefits of Taking a Break from Alcohol 13:27 The Competitive Edge of Sobriety 17:32 Root Causes of Alcohol Dependency 19:29 Navigating Business and Social Life Without Alcohol 20:00 Understanding the Impact of Alcohol on Health 23:13 The Importance of Self-Advocacy and Boundaries 26:00 Boo's Vacation: Transforming Lives Through Alcohol Awareness 30:06 Life After a Boo's Vacation: A New Perspective 31:50 Connecting the Dots: Knowledge is Power 34:11 Final Thoughts: Life Lessons and Kindness   Clifford's Links: Website - boozevacation.com LinkedIn - cliffordstephan TikTok - cliffordstephan1 Free eBook Here: Mastering Self-Development: Strategies of the New Masculine: https://rebrand.ly/m2ebook   ⚔️JOIN THE NOBLE KNIGHTS MASTERMIND⚔️ https://themodernmanpodcast.com/thenobleknights  

In this week's episode I got to chat all about men's mental health with John Shearer, Registered Social Worker and owner of Kickstart Men's Therapy. His mission is to empower men to process their emotions, strengthen their relationships, and find resilience as they step into roles as partners and fathers. John shares his personal journey into therapy, emphasizing the importance of addressing men's mental health, especially in the context of fertility. The conversation explores the stigma surrounding men's vulnerability, the role of partners in seeking help, and practical tips for navigating therapy. John highlights the significance of finding a therapist who resonates with men's experiences and the collective journey of couples facing fertility challenges.    Some of the topics covered: 00:00 Introduction to Men's Mental Health 02:59 The Journey to Therapy: Personal Experiences 06:13 Breaking the Stigma: Men's Vulnerability in Fertility 08:45 The Role of Partners in Seeking Help 11:59 Navigating Therapy: Tips for Men and Couples 14:53 Finding the Right Therapist: Importance of Connection 17:53 The Value of Men's Mental Health Support 22:37 Navigating Therapy: Finding the Right Fit 25:09 Therapy's Role in the Fertility Journey 27:48 Mindfulness and Presence in Fertility 29:34 Emotional Regulation for Expecting Fathers 31:52 Generational Shifts in Fatherhood 34:59 Communication and Support in Relationships 40:51 Final Thoughts: Being Present in the Journey   Find more from John over on his website, https://www.kickstartmenstherapy.ca/, or check out his instagram page @kickstartmenstherapy    Ready to connect again on the fertility journey? Join our Conceive Together 7-day Challenge for just $9 and get started on your path to optimizing your chances while building a deeper connection as a couple through the process. Check out more at ttc.kelseyduncan.com/ctchallenge 

Catherine Plano, Ph.D. believes everyone can access the secrets to transforming our belief systems and master our mindset. We all have the power to transform our lives. We just need to know how to find our power, and how to apply it. By working through what drives you and what hinders you, Catherine develops strategies and tools that will take you from where you are, to where you want to be. This is a powerful episode! https://www.catherineplano.com.au/ Thank you for listening – if you're struggling to break free and need support – go to my website and www.lucasmack.com. There's you'll find resources like videos and eBooks and information on how to work with me for coaching.

TICKETS ARE STILL ON SALE FOR THE FINAL SHOW OF OUR FALL TOUR! NEW YORK CITY, WHERE WE WILL WELCOME SPECIAL GUEST JOHN EARLY!!!! GET 'EM AT WHOWEEKLY.US/LIVE. Do we have to make Matthew McConaughey's *special* tuna salad recipe? Stay tuned! Today we're talking celeb lookalike contests (BAD!), the F1 Race in Vegas and Kit Harrington's moat? We've got Brunette Ellen Degeneres and an exclusive about Jeannie Mai's daughter going No. 2. Lawsuits about #MensHealth, Ana de Armas is dating the Cuban President's stepson (oy) and JoJo Siwa broke up with her gf :( :( :( Plus!! 2 wholebs reveal their alphabet and Kristen Cav hooked up with Jason Stathem at least once. Nice! As always, call in at 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns for a future episode of Who's There?. Get a ton of bonus content over on Patreon.com/WhoWeekly To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices