
Comedian Rich Wilson talks to funny & interesting people about their experiences with men’s mental health.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 346 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy InterviewsHealth & FitnessComedyMental Health | |||

From his roots in Harlow, Essex to The Chelsea Flower via Gardener's World, Adam Frost sits down with host Rich Wilson to talk about his mental health journey and how best to plan out your garden.
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This week, Rich sits down with musician Alexander Wolfe for another incredible chat about all things mental health.
TRIGGER WARNING. Suicide and similar topics are discussed in this episode.
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Brilliant Belfast born contemporary artist Dameon Priestly joins Rich Wilson for another fantastic chat about art, fashion, growing up in the troubles and the importance of being true to yourself.
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Pete Selwood is a stand up, actor and writer known for "Comedy Central Live", "The Emily Attack show", "Smoggie Queens" and "How to Train Your Dragon (2025)". His stand up mixes relatable material with a unique perspective of a disabled man in modern... more
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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
Love your podcast- great, honest chat- with genuine warm, depth & funny as… cheers for the real-talk. Peace ☮️
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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.
Awesome podcast. Rich is an honest, genuine and funny guy. Keep up the good work.
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A candid, humor-forward show that often threads mental health through everyday life, relationships, and male identity. Conversations span personal struggles with depression, addiction, and trauma, mixed with creative and professional journeys in art, music, comedy, and performance. The vibe is warm, open, and unguarded, with guests ranging from comedians and musicians to visual artists, who share relatable anecdotes while unpacking broader social issues. Notable strengths include a relaxed host style that puts guests at ease and a consistent emphasis on vulnerable storytelling, making it approachable for listeners exploring mental health through entertaining, human-centered dialogue.
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Recent guests on Insane In The Men Brain include:
1. Adam Frost
2. Alexander Wolfe
3. Boothby Graffoe
4. Malcolm Hardy
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6. Ola Labib
7. Lachlan Werner
8. Ignacio Lopez
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