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Insane In The Men Brain

Dark Horse Digital
Mental Health
Comedy
Men's Mental Health
Parenting
Social Media
Stand-Up Comedy
Music
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Music Industry
Grief
Entertainment Industry
Travel
Personal Growth
Relationships
Parenthood
Writing
Stand-Up Performance
Alcohol Consumption
Social Responsibility
Poetry

Comedian Rich Wilson talks to funny & interesting people about their experiences with men’s mental health.

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PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes355Founded8 years ago
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Comedian Rich Wilson with Gavin Osborn at a live taping of Insane In The Men Brain Podcast, on stage at Found Festival 2026 in Buckinghamshire. Watch the filmed show on Rich Wilson's YouTube Channel

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Ahead of his brand new show Notes-The Comedy B-Sides which I'm sure will be the talk of this years Edinburgh Fringe Festival, comedian Stephen Gordon joined me to talk all things comedy.

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Making his return to Men Brain is the mighty Alexander Bennett and it was an absolute joy to have him back on before he headed up to the Edinburgh Fringe to perform his new show All It Takes which is on at The Banshee Labyrinth from the 8th until the... more

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Continuing our Edinburgh Festival special season we have the excellent and very lovely Ollie Horn.

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Recent Guests

Gavin Osborn
Musician and guest on the episode
Musician
Episode: Live at Found Festival with Gavin Osborn
Stephen Gordon
Comedian and guest on the episode
Comedian
Episode: Stephen Gordon
Alexander Bennet
Comedian
Episode: Alexander Bennett
Ollie Horn
Comedian
Episode: Ollie Horn
Milo Edwards
Comedian
Episode: Milo Edwards
Neil Granger
Actor and writer known for Smoggie Queens
Episode: Neil Granger
John Robertson
Comedian, guest on the episode
Episode: John Robertson Returns!!
Candace Bryan
Comedian
Episode: Candace Bryan
Paul Zerdin
Comedian, ventriloquist
Episode: Paul Zerdin

Host

Rich Wilson
Host of the show

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 314 ratings
  • We all need this

    Been listening from the start and have seen Rich several times doing standup so already knew he was a lovely bloke, but these podcasts are so important and have helped me put things in perspective constantly over the past 3 years. To Rich and all involved - Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Soup209
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Thank you Rich & Producer Paul

    Love your podcast- great, honest chat- with genuine warm, depth & funny as… cheers for the real-talk. Peace ☮️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    becki❤️
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Superb 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

    I said it 👍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    quickoffthemark
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Genuine, open and funny.

    Love this genuine and unpretentious podcast. Rich is really relaxed, funny, genuine and great at getting people to talk about mental health. I always feel like I’m on a call with my mates listening to this. Love this and also insane in the fem brain podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ShaonLK
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Brilliant

    Awesome podcast. Rich is an honest, genuine and funny guy. Keep up the good work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DampWales
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Guests consistently bring honesty and insight, elevating discussions on mental health.
Show is praised for being relatable, supportive, and well moderated.
Hosts are warm, open, and funny, making tough topics feel approachable.

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Talking Points

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Stephen Gordon
Q: What went on that got you to where you are today?
He describes a traumatic childhood, careful survival strategies, and a later realization through therapy and life experiences that shaped his resilience, creativity, and drive to perform as well as his commitment to mental health discussions.
Alexander Bennett
Q: Where can we find you online and what should people know about your work?
He gives his handles across platforms (Twitter/X, Instagram, Facebook) and describes his Edinburgh Fringe show centered on self-hatred and men's mental health, plus a podcast project with Andy Barr.
Joe Wells
Q: What’s your new show about?
The show, called 'Daddy Autism', will delve into my experiences as a dad and the genetic aspect of autism, focusing on both humor and health topics.
Joe Wells
Q: How is being a dad affected your autism?
The noise can be draining, and it’s made me realize how much social interaction used to be manual for me, which is now difficult with a new baby.
Turno: “Men Brain Rocks Top 10” 🎸
Q: How do you feel about the impact of the song on your listeners?
The response has been overwhelming, with many people reaching out to share their own experiences and emotions after hearing it.

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The show centers conversations with comedians and creative professionals about men's mental health, vulnerability, and everyday life. Episodes blend tough personal stories with humor, offering practical takeaways on managing anxiety, burnout, and emotional wellbeing while exploring career realities, touring, and creative work. Notable strengths include warm, open hosts who put guests at ease, a broad range of guest backgrounds (comedians, artists, musicians, writers), and a nuanced approach to masculinity without shaming. For potential listeners, it's a candid, relatable space that makes mental health topics feel accessible through humor and authentic storytelling.

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Recent guests on Insane In The Men Brain include:

1. Gavin Osborn
2. Stephen Gordon
3. Alexander Bennet
4. Ollie Horn
5. Milo Edwards
6. Neil Granger
7. John Robertson
8. Candace Bryan

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