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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.

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There’s a popular belief in certain dating spaces that men should stay away from women who grew up without fathers. They’re too independent. They don’t respect men. They don’t know how to be in healthy relationships.

But how much of that is actually... more

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re supposed to be your partner’s best sex ever, you’re not alone and you’re not crazy for thinking it. We sit down and get uncomfortably honest about how men measure themselves in relationships, why “ranking” in be... more

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The fastest way to feel alone is to call it “discipline” and never question the cost. We start joking about Spider-Man, then pivot into something heavier: why so many men relate to loneliness, isolation, and the pressure to carry everything without s... more

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Recent Guests

Jonathan Lewis
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Macy Yano
Returning guest and friend of the podcast, sharing insights on self-improvement and relationships
Episode: What's Your Pattern?
John Basile
A smooth and charismatic voice from the Chicago music scene.
Episode: Intrusive Thoughts Pt 3
Stunt Taylor
A West Side Chicago artist known for his storytelling and personal growth.
Episode: Ignorance on Fire
Nate Randall
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Episode: Brick by Brick
Fahim Mohammed
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Episode: Financial Insecurity ft. The Freedom Coach
Dometi Pongo
TV host, news host, and journalist, known for his storytelling and inspirational approach to discussing masculinity
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Jelani Welch
Young mogul in nightlife and networking, founder of the brand Don't Blink
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Cory DeMine
New father and influential figure in the community
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Hosts

Terry Roseland
Co-creator and host with multiple on-record appearances as the central voice in discussions on masculinity and relationships.
Jones
Co-host frequently contributing to conversations on dating, masculinity, and social dynamics.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 199 ratings
  • Best podcast

    Literally my fav podcast, love listening to you guys! Always make me laugh and learn new things. Keep it up!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Graacyy
    Canadaa year ago
  • Amazing pod!

    We’re all complicit episode was 🤯🤯🤯 soooo good!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    QueeenBreee
    United States2 years ago
  • Eh

    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 !

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Denise8907
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing Podcast

    Man this podcast is therapy!!! Love every episode, keep dropping the heat!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ImadG13
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing pod!

    Love the pod been listening for awhile, mute ol’ girls mic or invite her to join the pod.

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    5
    QueeenBreee
    United States2 years ago

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Positive feedback on growth-focused and therapy-oriented episodes.
Some criticism around tonal balance and pacing during certain rebrand discussions.
Consistently engaging discussions with practical relationship insights.
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Q: Should a man be rewarded for being a good man?
It's a double-edged sword; while rewards can reinforce good behavior, they can also create a sense of entitlement.
21 Questions w/ Tip
Q: How do you want your children to learn about love?
From what they see of me; I want them to understand that love is a partnership and a continuous effort.
21 Questions w/ Tip
Q: What is the difference for you between feeling needed and feeling valued?
Feeling needed is when people use you for an immediate end, while feeling valued involves respect and reciprocity.
21 Questions w/ Tip
Q: What area of your life are you currently rebuilding from the ground up?
The host discusses rebuilding his relationship with his youngest son, mainly focusing on custody issues with his son's mother.
Fear Marriage
Q: Isn't dating supposed to be gradually progressing?
Progression in dating is crucial, but it depends on the pace and expectations set by both parties involved.

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What is Roses Are Dead about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Roused around blunt realities of modern masculinity, this show centers on accountability, discipline, and purpose, often testing traditional male stereotypes through honest conversations about relationships, dating culture, and self-improvement. Episodes mix personal anecdotes with sociocultural analysis, tackling topics from boundaries and consent to power dynamics and friendship in business, all while weaving in humor and vulnerability. A notable trait is the ongoing rebranding energy and willingness to critique cultural norms, which tends to attract listeners seeking practical guidance for healthier relationships and stronger personal standards. The format often features multi-voice dialogue with a group of men, guest perspectives, and r... more

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