Welcome to Episode 23 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Dr Jett Stone speaks with Dr Moshe Moeller, clinical psychologist, assistant professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and associate director of the Hero Dads programme at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City.

Moshe shares his journey from rabbinical study into clinical psychology and how fatherhood became the centre of his academic and clinical work. They reflect on being two of the only men in their doctoral cohort and what it was like training in environments where masculinity was often framed through deficit.

The conversation explores masculinity in Orthodox Jewish communities, shifting gender roles, religious responsibility and the tension between tradition and modern fatherhood. Moshe speaks candidly about patriarchal norms, financial pressure, stigma around therapy and the evolving expectations placed on men.

They then turn to Moshe’s work in the South Bronx with non-custodial fathers navigating poverty, child support systems and bias in the family courts. Moshe explains insecure attachment in accessible terms and describes how the Hero Dads programme creates a space where men who have never felt heard can finally lower their guard.

This is a powerful discussion about class, culture and what fathers really need to stay connected to their children.

You can find the Hero Dads programme here: https://montefioreeinstein.org/patient-care/hero-dads

You can find Moshe here: https://www.drmoshemoeller.com/

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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Welcome to Episode 22 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Chris Hemmings speaks with Amit Singh Kalley, founder of For Working Parents – a former deputy headteacher turned speaker, coach and host of the What Do Parents Know podcast. Amit works with parents, schools and organisations to help families navigate the digital world – from social media and gaming to online harms, porn culture and the manosphere.

He shares his powerful personal story of grief, ADHD and cultural silence, and explains why he now dedicates his work to bridging the gap between children and parents online. Together, Chris and Amit unpack how boys are being shaped by the internet, why open dialogue matters more than punishment, and what practical steps families can take to protect their children from digital harm.

You can find Amit here: https://forworkingparents.com

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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Welcome to Episode 21 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Chris Hemmings talks with Nick Isles - the Director of the Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys, a UK think tank focused on evidence-based solutions to the challenges facing men and boys today

They talk about how education, work and social policy shape men’s lives – from early learning and literacy gaps to unemployment, identity and mental health. They explore how schools are failing many boys, why so many young men are disengaging from education and work, and how social disconnection and economic change are fuelling despair and division.

Nick also shares his thoughts on responsible capitalism, the value of vocational education, and how redefining what success looks like could help men live happier, more fulfilled lives.

You can find Nick and the Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys here: https://www.menandboys.org.uk/

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https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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Welcome to Episode 20 of No Man’s An Island, a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Chris Hemmings is joined by East London rapper Armor, whose music career began while serving time in prison for GBH. What follows is a raw and deeply honest conversation about violence, masculinity, mental health and finding a way out of cycles that don’t end well.

Armor talks openly about growing up in Newham, domestic violence at home, early fatherhood, street life and how alcohol and ego led to a moment that changed everything. He reflects on discovering his music act in prison, using anonymity as protection and expression, and why his work now centres on anxiety, numbness and emotional survival rather than glorifying the lifestyle he came from.

This episode explores fatherlessness, identity, addiction, therapy and the slow work of rebuilding self-worth. It is a conversation about responsibility without shame, growth without erasing the past and what it really takes to choose a different future.

You can find Armor here: https://www.youtube.com/@armoruk

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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Welcome to Episode 19 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Chris Hemmings speaks with Dr Sarah DiMuccio, a social psychologist and gender equity researcher whose work explores how men experience and navigate gender expectations in the workplace. Based in Copenhagen, Sarah works for Above & Beyond, Part of AVT Business School. Her research includes understanding ‘masculine anxiety’ – the pressure men feel to constantly prove they’re ‘man enough’ – and how this anxiety can influence engagement with diversity and inclusion efforts.

They discuss the challenges of bringing men into DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) work, why current approaches often alienate them, and how reframing these conversations around empathy, partnership and shared benefit could transform organisational cultures. From precarious manhood to psychological safety, Sarah and Chris unpack how gender norms affect everyone – and why compassion, not competition, is the real key to change.

You can find Sarah here: https://sarahdimuccio.com

You can find her company here: https://aboveandbeyond.eu

You can find M-Path here: https://m-path.co.uk

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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Welcome to Episode 18 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Dr Jett Stone speaks with Dr Ben Bernstein, a clinical psychologist and writer whose career has focused on helping boys, fathers and families reconnect through play, curiosity and emotional presence.

Ben shares his journey from high school teacher to psychologist, exploring how relationships shape learning and why connection, not correction, drives real change in young people. Together, he and Jett unpack the deeper psychology of play – from Lego and basketball to teasing and father–son connection – showing how imagination and humour open doors that direct questions can’t.

They discuss why fathers often slip into “boss mode” instead of “connection mode”, how teasing builds trust, and why loosening up might be the most therapeutic thing men can do for themselves and their kids.

You can find Ben here: https://benjaminbernsteinphd.com/

You can find Jett here: https://jettstonephd.com

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Welcome to Episode 17 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this conversation, Chris Hemmings and Dr Jett Stone unpack one of the toughest challenges men face – relationship breakdown. Drawing on research and their own experiences as therapists, they explore why separation and divorce can have such a profound impact on men’s mental health.

They discuss grief, loneliness and identity loss, the collapse of the “provider–protector” role, and why so many men struggle to rebuild after losing a partner or family unit. From self-worth and attachment to social isolation and fatherhood, this episode is a compassionate deep dive into love, loss and what it means to keep going when everything falls apart.

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

You can find Jett here: https://jettstonephd.com

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Welcome to Episode 16 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Chris Hemmings speaks with Matt Pinkett who is a teacher, author and one of the UK’s leading voices on masculinity, boys’ mental health and tackling misogyny in schools.

Matt shares the classroom moment that changed everything for him, leading to years of research and advocacy around how boys are understood in education. He opens up about bias in teaching, the language we use around boys and the rise of online misogyny. The conversation also turns personal – exploring his struggles with mental health, sobriety and why he’s stepping away from teaching to continue the work from another platform.

They talk about connection, compassion and how we can create schools where boys are taught to care as much as they’re taught to perform.

You can find Matt here: https://www.instagram.com/bloketowoke/

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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Welcome to Episode 15 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients.

In this episode, Dr Jett Stone speaks with Dr Stephen Smith, a New York–based clinical psychologist whose work spans psychotherapy, teaching and organisational consulting. Stephen shares his journey from studying theatre and forensic psychology to becoming one of the few Black male psychologists in the US – a journey shaped by representation, mentorship and persistence.

They explore what it means for Black men to feel seen in therapy, the importance of language and cultural resonance, and how traditional models can unintentionally alienate men of colour. Stephen also discusses how he works with clients in a slower, more relational way – creating space for trust, emotion and authenticity to unfold naturally.

You can find Stephen here: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/stephen-mark-smith-brooklyn-ny/309746

You can find Jett here: https://jettstonephd.com

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Welcome to Episode 14 of No Man’s an Island – a podcast powered by Men’s Therapy Hub.

In this episode, Chris Hemmings speaks with Dr Zac Seidler, one of the world’s leading voices on men’s mental health. Zac is the Global Director of Men’s Health Research at Movember and Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, where he leads the Young Men’s Mental Health Lab. His work focuses on masculinity, male suicide prevention and how therapy can better engage and retain men.

Chris and Zac explore why many men find it difficult to stay in therapy, how socialisation shapes emotional expression, and what it takes to create spaces where men can talk honestly. They also discuss Men in Mind, the world’s first evidence-based training programme designed to help therapists understand and support men in distress.

You can find Zac here: https://www.zacseidler.com

You can find Chris here: https://chrishemmings.co.uk

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