
Man vs Mind is a brutally honest, often funny, and always relatable men’s mental health podcast about the things men feel but rarely talk about.
Tim and J are two ordinary blokes trying to make sense of their own heads – anxiety, anger, confidence, fatherhood, stress, medication, relationships, intrusive thoughts, and the day-to-day stuff most men brush off. No experts, no preachy advice, no five... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

With the World Cup 2026 kicking off, Tim and J tackle the question no man really wants answered: why does watching 22 strangers kick a ball reduce functional adults to tears?
It's about sport, finding a sense of belonging, tribalism, and the awkward... more
Tim and J return to happiness, four months after part one (you can blame a certain someone across the pond...).
Tim arrives fresh from therapy, where he and his therapist exchanged a foot five (wtf?).
He's ditched the scales, he's lifting heavier ... more
Tim and J return to body image – a year after their first three episodes on the subject, which apparently achieved very little for Tim personally.
Despite quitting smoking, cutting back on the booze, and actually going to the gym again, his relation... more
We extend our thanks to Anxiety for its role in today's talking points. And J specifically wants to thank Anxiety for his day-long wait in the car park after dropping his little girl off at nursery.
Tim & J are properly back in the swing of things n... more
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Great to hear the thoughts and feelings of what most people are not talking about themselves
The new must-listen to podcast for my commute and walks - it’s just SO good. Even for females 😅 it’s so insightful to hear so openly about men’s thoughts and feelings about body image and mental health! 👏 well done guys!
My new favourite podcast! Keep ‘em coming guys
Nice to hear them address my question!
I have some friends who face similar challenges and it’s great to understand the type of struggles some guys face and these two tackle it with a wonderfully light hearted, effervescent yet sensitive take on such a tough subject.
Keep it up!
Great to listen to such an open and light convo about tough subjects.
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Brutally honest, relatable conversations about men's mental health, anxiety, anger, fatherhood, and daily life. Hosts Tim and Jay share personal experiences, coping strategies, and moments of levity to normalize discussing difficult feelings without professional remedies or lectures. Episodes blend vulnerability with practical insights on routines, therapy, addiction, mood management, and the pressures of modern life, often tackling topics from sleep disruption to social expectations around health and happiness. A standout strength is the down-to-earth, non-judgmental tone that invites listeners to feel less alone in their messy experiences, with regular references to real-life challenges and incremental self-improvement. This mix of candor... more
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