Man Alive

One of the worst moments of a man's life is hearing "I love you but I'm not in love with you." Today's podcast gives you what you need for this moment and to navigate the upheaval of a relationship on the rocks or falling apart.

Do you see certain parts of yourself as strong and other parts as weak? If so, it may be time to question your assessment of yourself, and how you came to believe this!

Curtis May has been a financial advisor for 35 years. He believes typical financial advice does not work for most people and instead teaches people effective strategies to build wealth. You don't have to be uneducated or follow what the big financial institutions say. You can take your finances into your own hands.

Today's podcast is a welcome relief for the days and phases during which we feel defeated or taken down by personal challenges. Today's guest, J.R. Martinez, has overcome immense pain and challenges. He shows us how to adapt and turn struggles into opportunities.

Can you image what your sex life would be like if you didn't feel doubt or shame about your performance in bed or your ability to give a woman pleasure? Karen Brody and I talk today about what this could be like for you -- the passion and connection possible as you reimagine your sex life!

In a world where we spend a lot of time acting independent, or falling into codependence, there is another way. We can learn to evolve to interdependence and focus on Us, rather than only You or Me. On today's episode, Terry Real discusses his new book: Us: Getting Past You and Me to Build a More Loving Relationship.

Historically, male heroes have been the John Wayne type -- stoic, dominant, emotionless. In the modern age, this type of heroism does not work and often causes men to sacrifice their own well-being. Today's guest shows us what a hero looks like in this day and age.

Many people are afraid to be "needy." But neediness is different from having needs. We all have needs and we have to learn how to communicate them, rather than getting stuck in guilt or shame for having them!

You likely didn't receive much guidance or support for anger or irritability and these emotions often increases with age, hormone changes and stress. Jed Diamond, PhD has researched and written books on Irritable Male Syndrome. This powerful information could save your life, relationships and family.