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Today we look at delusional pet owners, the science of erectile dysfunction, and giant sea creatures! A recent survey showed that 50% of British men in their 30s suffer from erectile dysfunction. The men blame it on issues like stress or drinking. But are those the right reasons, or is there something else that is making men lose the battle of the bulge? Then we take a chilly dive into the coldest oceans of the world where we learn the colder the water, the bigger the beast! And lastly, we get a report of a man who believe his dog is a synthetic life form sent to spy on him on behalf of an army of clones. So, yeah, we take the train to Crazy Town this episode.   Links:   Men In Their 30s Hit By Impotence Epidemic As Half Suffer From Erectile Dysfunction https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/health/men-30s-hit-impotence-epidemic-12541561   How can porn induce erectile dysfunction? https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/317117.php   Deep-sea gigantism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-sea_gigantism   Listen to the daily podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts! ------------------------------------------------ http://www.DeadRabbit.com Email: DeadRabbitRadio@gmail.com Twitter: @JasonOCarpenter Paranormal, Conspiracy, and True Crime news as it happens! Jason Carpenter breaks the stories they'll be talking about tomorrow, assuming the world doesn't end today.  

After a short podcasting break, Chris and Mike are BACK with the 79th episode of Men In Their 30s Only (a podcast for everyone). This episode was recorded live on location at returning guest Johnny Yetsconish's house, right before tipoff of Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Surprise guest Jeff Fitch stops by to lend his expertise on a plethora of topics. The guys discuss everything from varieties of salsa to committing to drinking tap water from here on out. All in all, this shorter than normal episode will be considered by some to be the BEST EPISODE YET. 

We’re weak both mentally and physically McCabe fired! Still has relatively cush life. John Down resigns MEN IN THEIR 70s SHOULDN’T BE FIGHTING Red speaks on Cambridge Analytica Paul Ryan believes Trump about something Jeff Sessions proposes genocide DO NOT CONGRATULATE SPEED ROUND TAKES TOO LONG Support the podcast! Follow us on twitter at @BunkerPolitics! Support Ivan & Red on Patreon! Bunker Politics album artwork by Nicole Peterson

With only 2 weeks left in Mike's 73 episode run as cohost of Men In Their 30s Only, the guys welcome special guest Nate "Angel Boy" Hall. Together, they discuss everything from lawn tractors to giving away money. 

Matt is joined by Men In Their 30's Only podcaster Mike Soboslai to discuss the final episode of 2017 ... Father/Son Game

Each episode is better than the last, and Episode 52 is no exception to the rule! Special guest Steve Soboslai makes his second podcast appearance in a row, and this time he's live in the studio instead of on the phone. This is the perfect episode for anyone who enjoys listening to Men In Their 30s discuss a variety of topics. Without a doubt, it's the BEST EPISODE YET!

40 episodes in, and the Men In Their 30s have truly hit their stride. Mike does not brief Chris on special guest Anthony Elias, and they meet for the first time on the air. Chris airs his grievances against men who are disrespectful and intimidating to women, and Mike is way off in his prediction of what he thinks Chris will discuss during the episode. Mike brings along an extra long GameTime dealing with self-improvement which threatens to put a divide in the newfound friendship between Chris and Anthony. A controversial Steed Time about fashion leaves Mike very disappointed in his brother. A previously unreleased live recording of a legendary punk rock band wraps up what is undoubtedly the BEST EPISODE YET.

Oh brother! The guys are back, and the hot topic is just that - BROTHERS. Mike always had one, but now Chris does too. Special guest Brandon Carson lays down the details on what it’s like to be Chris’s new brother-in-law, and he also discusses the start of his own new podcast. On the eve of his last day of work at the scrapyard, Chris discusses his huge life decision to quit his job and once again pursue a fully creative life. Joey Ritter contributes a great segment for all the listeners in the PARENT category, and a new Tiny Talk With Tony features another segment contributor, the one and only Joe DeWitt! Drum extraordinaire Cory Muro wraps up the episode with a segment of Punchline memories which was meant to be part of the last episode but was submitted too late. As all Men In Their 30s know - better late than never! All in all, there’s no doubt that this is the BEST EPISODE YET.

In the 35th episode of the already classic Men In Their 30s Only podcast, Mike brings along his own personal scientific research on the subject of approaching women in the world of dating. Along with special guest Garrett DeRienzo (a Boy In His 20s), the guys delve into the fascinating topic of human interaction in the wild jungle of love and dating. Steve "Steed" Soboslai contributes yet another insightful and hilarious segment, and Chris shows off his wisdom in the biggest blowout win in the history of GameTime. Men and women alike will never regret listening to this inspirational and educational episode. Rumor has it that this particular episode will one day be responsible for helping to increase the world population. Rumor also has it that this is the BEST EPISODE YET.

On EPISODE 30 of Men In Their 30s Only, Chris and Mike are reunited after a controversial unannounced non-Mike episode. Along with special guest Kinyarde Franklin, Mike airs out all of his grievances against Chris. Kinyarde discusses his upcoming venture into fatherhood, his recent journey into hockeyhood, and his plans to visit Planet Niburu. Chris gets fired up about world issues, but then is calmed by a discussion of placentas. Not only is this the most argumentative episode yet, but it is also the BEST EPISODE YET.

Episode 29 is Chris’s last episode as a non-married man. To celebrate, him and Johnny discuss everything from fist pumps after hockey goals to police brutality. Chris springs the info about the rehearsal for the wedding on Johnny during the podcast, even though he should have told him weeks ago, considering he’s the Best Man. Chris calls Mike out for not stating his opinion on current affairs in the world. This episode was recorded with NO SCRIPT whatsoever — just two Men In Their 30s being REAL. There’s no question about it — this is the BEST EPISODE YET.

Mike and Chris are back with their first podcast of the summer! Fresh from a bachelor party trip to Vegas, the guys discuss their trip that was PACKED with Men In Their 30s. Mike calls Chris out for the controversy he caused with the last episode, and Chris does his best to defend his position as the super liberal co-host. Game Time leaves both guys feeling very dumb, but everyone learns a thing or two. This is most likely Chris’s last episode as a non-married Man In His 30s, and it’s obviously the BEST EPISODE YET.

The 20th episode of Men In Their 30s Only marks a huge milestone in Chris and Mike’s podcasting careers. Mike discusses even more unforeseen life changes that he is facing, and he confronts them head-on with a positive attitude. An enlightening Game Time reveals the origin of several popular cliches. Chris explains why 2015 is an exciting year, without getting into too much detail (YET). Mike also eats a banana while podcasting. This is the most inspiring and motivation episode yet. 

In the first episode of the 2015, the guys throw out the rule book and have a guest that’s a WOMAN IN HER 20s. Special guest Emily provides insight into whether or not Men In Their 30s can still successfully woo Women In Their 20s. Everyone discusses their plans for 2015, and Chris’s brand new JOURNAL is opened up and read aloud. Mike talks about an upcoming DATE with a girl who’s a fan of the podcast, and Chris’s fiancee Sarah hosts a Trivia Crack Gametime, which ends up falling apart. All in all, it’s the BEST EPISODE YET.

We are back. No guest. No outline. Just two Men In Their 30s, having a conversation about life. 

Just in time for Halloween, the guys talk to someone who can communicate with THE BEYOND! Mike 100% believes that his former girlfriend gives him a message from the beyond through Medium Marisa Liza Pell. Marisa is internationally known as one of the youngest mediums in media entertainment today. She has her own website at www.connectionbeyond.com. She has appeared nationally on NBC and Fox News. Now she can also say that she appeared on Men In Their 30s Only! 

Episode 12 is BY FAR our BEST EPISODE YET. Our special guest Ben Cantley has been going through a rough patch in his early thirties. With Chris and Mike at his back to cheer him on, he plans to make October 1st the first day of a new chapter in his life. With a healthy lifestyle and a positive outlook, he plans to return to the podcast on April 1st with serious results. This episode can serve as MOTIVATION to anyone looking to make a change in their life. This is a CAN’T MISS episode for ANYONE of ANY AGE (especially Men In Their 30s).

Prior to Episode 5, we reached out to some girls from Mike's past to find out about his "game". With the help of special guest Jeremy Bilsky, we read and analyze their replies to our questions. We also provide some updates on Mike's recently improved Match.com profile, as well as his progress in a text conversation with a girl who blew him off. This is yet another great episode for ANYONE to check out (especially Men In Their 30s). 

In the 2nd episode of the extremely popular Men In Their 30s Only podcast, Chris and Mike are joined by special guest Jeff Kopanic to answer questions submitted by listeners. This episode features the first cuss word, the first pharmacist guest, and the first time the guys discuss sex. Episode 2 also includes a brand new Men In Their 30s Only theme song. 

In the pilot episode of Men In Their 30s Only, Chris and Mike answer some discussion questions about being a man in their 30s. Please send all questions and comments to menintheir30sonly@gmail.com.