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Man vs Mind – What men feel but never talk about

Man Vs Mind
Mental Health
Body Image
Parenting
Anxiety
Stress
Aging
Therapy
Men's Mental Health
Coping Mechanisms
Work-Life Balance
Family Responsibilities
Bullying
Social Media
Alcohol Consumption
Tiredness
Men's Mental Health Awareness Month
Smartphones
Social Life
Physical Well-Being
Parenthood

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

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Latest Episodes

Christmas time, mistletoe and… panic attacks.

In this festive episode of Man vs Mind, Tim and J get properly honest about Christmas – not just the cosy fairy lights version, but the pressure, money stress and forced fun that come with it. They talk ... more

Can we ever be 100% unapologetically authentic all of the time?

In this ep, Tim and J look back at the different versions of themselves they’ve tried on, and ask how much of it was real… and how much was playing along or trying to fit in?

We all li... more

School. That smell of anxious teenage fear, disinfectant, plastic chairs and wooden floors.

For many it invokes stress, more fear, anxiety, deep-seeded trauma. For others it was the time of their lives.

Today, Tim & J introduce a new game to go t... more

We all get angry. In context, controlled anger is normal, and a healthy expression of having a balanced state of mental health.

But what about when that anger is disproportionate? What do you do if your day is ruined by stubbing your toe, or steppin... more

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Mark Rowland
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Mental Health Foundation
Episode: Man vs Help – Mark Rowland on why men struggle (and NEED) to open up | ft. Mental Health Foundation

Hosts

Tim
Co-host of a podcast that aims to normalize conversations about men's mental health. Tim shares personal anecdotes and experiences related to struggles with mental health, parenting, and societal pressures.
Jay
Co-host of a podcast dedicated to men's mental health, contributing insights gained from personal experiences and fostering relatable discussions on the topic.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
  • Great chat

    Great to hear the thoughts and feelings of what most people are not talking about themselves

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    D.S.G..
    United Arab Emirates6 months ago
  • Super insightful - even for females!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jo291!
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Loving it

    My new favourite podcast! Keep ‘em coming guys

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KenzieP5
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Helpful

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bernerrrd
    United Arab Emirates8 months ago
  • Love listing to this

    Great to listen to such an open and light convo about tough subjects.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J.H_88
    United Arab Emirates8 months ago

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Feedback highlights the normalization of difficult topics surrounding masculinity and emotional vulnerability.
Many find the humor in the discussions refreshing and relatable.
Listeners appreciate the open and honest conversations about men's mental health.

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Man vs Talking
Q: How do you define your friendships where you feel comfortable sharing?
There are levels; some friends I would offload on, while others I think don't really care.
Man vs Talking
Q: Do you think that there are kind of social rules around what is and isn't okay to express?
I guess there are boundaries, especially when it comes to expressing feelings with different friends or in different situations.
Man vs Talking
Q: So would you prefer reduce the noise or close the loop?
I don't think you have to say anything if you're taking one person off the email.
Man vs Help – Mark Rowland on why men struggle (and NEED) to open up | ft. Mental Health Foundation
Q: What would be your overriding message to take away?
The importance of intention and not sleepwalking through life, encouraging awareness of mental health.
Man vs Help – Mark Rowland on why men struggle (and NEED) to open up | ft. Mental Health Foundation
Q: Are you happy to share a bit more about that with us?
Mark shares about the struggles and tragic death of his brother, which motivated him to work in mental health.

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Focusing on the inner worlds and mental health struggles of men, rich conversations explore themes like anxiety, fatherhood, and emotional vulnerability. Engaging and humorous, the discussions demystify biased societal norms about masculinity and encourage open dialogues about mental health. Hosts Tim and Jay share personal experiences and anecdotes, making tough topics both relatable and accessible. Each episode aims to normalize men's conversations about mental challenges without the clinical jargon, fostering a supportive community through shared laughter and realizations.

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