Memory is so often triggered by smell, that to be positively memorable, a man should not neglect to curate his entire presence, including his smell.

In this episode, we'll talk about attraction through scent, and discuss our own personal experiences trying to be men that are remembered for smelling good.

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We're all stuck with the voice we've got, right? Maybe not. There are behaviors you can learn to sound more attractive when you speak, and we'll discuss them in this episode.

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Over the hill? Past your prime? Nonsense! Your age (much like your height and hair status) isn't getting in the way of successful dating. In this episode we'll discuss how dating changes for men, as they get older--and hopefully wiser.

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Hair is good. No hair is good. Time spent in between these two choices is not so good. We'll talk about going bald, dealing with your options, and why the best choice probably involves a razor.

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The furry stuff on the top of your skull can either be a source of strength or weakness,  depending on your mindset. In this episode, we'll talk men's hair and hairstyles, and how much you should (or shouldn't) worry about going grey.

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"Fitness: an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in a particular environment."

Biology and culture agree that being "in shape" is more attractive than not. In this week's episode, we'll discuss some of the markers of fitness, as well as the advantages that men who are fit (and appear fit) enjoy, and, most importantly, how to get started.

Here are some links to things we discuss during the episode:

Starting Strength
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Learn the lifts, with Brett McKay, from "Art of Manliness":

Introduction
Low Bar Squat
Overhead Press
Bench Press
Deadlift

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In this episode (number 69), we continue laying down the foundation of how men attract women, and explore a case study about two guys, one woman, and a coffee shop.

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