
Roses Are Dead is where hand-me-down myths die. We challenge the entry-level performance of manhood—holding doors, flashing wallets, staring at exits—and demand more: vision, discipline, emotional strength, and purpose. In this space men confront the myths they inherited, hold one another accountable, and rise as whole leaders. Masculinity isn’t a role to play; it’s a standard to live.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsHealth & FitnessSociety & CultureMental Health | |||

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Literally my fav podcast, love listening to you guys! Always make me laugh and learn new things. Keep it up!!
We’re all complicit episode was 🤯🤯🤯 soooo good!
This is a great podcast but please stop referring to women as the “B word”…it’s really not that hard guys 🙄😒…even tho some of us do act that way…as an overall whole…that’s not who we are !
Man this podcast is therapy!!! Love every episode, keep dropping the heat!!
Love the pod been listening for awhile, mute ol’ girls mic or invite her to join the pod.
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A candid, relationship- and masculinity-focused show where hosts and guests dissect modern manhood, accountability, and personal growth. Across episodes, listeners hear blunt conversations about dating, boundaries, vulnerability, and how societal norms shape behavior, with a recurring emphasis on redefining masculinity beyond traditional tropes. Noteworthy elements include practical self-improvement talk, real-life anecdotes from dating, business partnerships, and mentorship, plus thoughtful discussions on trauma, parenting, and community. The format combines humor, perspective shifts, and actionable guidance, making it a potential fit for audiences seeking relationship insight, personal development, and bold takes on masculinity.
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Recent guests on Roses Are Dead include:
1. Jonathan Lewis
2. Macy Yano
3. John Basile
4. Stunt Taylor
5. Nate Randall
6. Fahim Mohammed
7. Dometi Pongo
8. Jelani Welch
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