Caitlin Moran wrote the book on this subject… literally.  

After writing best-selling books about women (How to be a Woman, More than a Woman) Caitlin turned her attention to men in What About Men? In this episode the author and journalist explains why and shares what she found, and what she describes as ‘heartbreaking’  

Find out why Pete described this episode as ‘f***ing weird’ and at one point asks whether we’ve booked the right guest!  

If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK. 

We’d love you to join in the conversation, to do so follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok 

For Biscuit Jim  

Lead producer – Elly Lazarides 

Talent Booker – Lana Webb 

Assistant Producer – Beth Linnell 

Executive Producer – Geoff Jein 

For Bauer Media Group: 

Social Media Producer - Serena Bhardwaj 

Lead Video Producer Editor - Greg Stocks 

Camera Operator and Edit Assistant - Owen Nosal 

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys 

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave 

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week this week – so we’re releasing some short bonus episodes which feature a few of our upcoming guests talking specifically about mental health.  

Today’s mini episode is from singer, songwriter and actor Dom Harrison aka Yungblud. You’ll be able to hear the full episode soon, but here Dom talks about his need to take time away, as well as why boxing is so important to him and the value to creating a routine. 

If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK. 

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week this week – so we’re releasing some short bonus episodes which feature a few of our upcoming guests talking specifically about mental health.  

Today’s mini episode is from the host of the Absolute Radio Breakfast Show – Dave Berry. You’ll be able to hear the full episode soon, but here Dave talks about one of the themes of Mental Health Awareness Week – the ability to ask for help. He also has a dig at Pete for turning up late to his own podcast! 

If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK. 

Billy served over 20 years in the SAS having joined the Parachute Regiment at the age of 17. His life before joining the military was very different to his life afterwards. A criminal record, gang involvement and a close shave with death after being stabbed were replaced with discipline and respect.  

In an extraordinary conversation with Pete, Billy opens up about the men who saved him, who made him realise that he wouldn’t amount to much if he continued down the path he was on.   

If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK. 

We’d love you to join in the conversation, to do so follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok 

For Biscuit Jim  

Lead producer – Elly Lazarides 

Talent Booker – Lana Webb 

Assistant Producer – Beth Linnell 

Executive Producer – Geoff Jein 

For Bauer Media Group: 

Social Media Producer - Serena Bhardwaj 

Lead Video Producer Editor - Greg Stocks 

Camera Operator and Edit Assistant - Owen Nosal 

Head of Video – Edie Jefferys 

Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave 

 It’s Mental Health Awareness Week this week – so we’re releasing some short bonus episodes which feature a few of our upcoming guests talking specifically about mental health.  

Today’s mini episode is from journalist, author and feminist Caitlin Moran. You’ll be able to hear the full episode soon, but here she talks about why men are reluctant to see a doctor, suicide, and why friendship is a doing word. 

If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK. 

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week this week – so we’re releasing some short bonus episodes which feature a few of our upcoming guests talking specifically about mental health. 

Today’s mini episode is from presenter and podcaster Jake Humphrey. You’ll be able to hear the full episode soon, but here he talks about loneliness and what we could all do to help our friends. 

If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK.

In this first episode of Man Made, Pete Wicks sits down with Tom Grennan for an emotional rollercoaster of an interview.

During their conversation, they cover a huge range of topics from wearing women’s jeans, to the effectiveness of therapy and how music allowed Tom to open up about his emotions after he was violently attacked.

 If you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope (www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK.

 We’d love you to join in the conversation, to do so follow @manmadepod on Instagram & TikTok

For Biscuit Jim 
Lead Producer – Elly Lazarides
Talent Booker – Lana Webb
Assistant Producer – Beth Linnell
Executive Producer – Geoff Jein

For Bauer Media Group:
Social Media Producer - Serena Bhardwaj
Lead Video Producer Editor - Greg Stocks
Camera Operator and Edit Assistant - Owen Nosal
Head of Video – Edie Jefferys
Chief Creative Officer – Lucie Cave

In his new podcast Pete Wicks (TOWIE, Strictly Come Dancing & the hit podcast Staying Relevant) sits down with friends and peers from across the entertainment industry, who like it or not, are modern male role-models - asking what do they think makes a 'good' man? Come to think of it, what

make a bad one? We'll find out what they think are the most important traits in a man, the times they've got 'being a man' all wrong, and what are the defining qualities of the

men who inspire them. From the trivial to the taboo - no topic is off-limits. We'd love you to join in the conversation -@manmadepod on Instagram &

TikTok Finally - this series will get deep at times, so if you want to find mental health support where you live, or talk about your feelings, visit the Hub of Hope

(www.hubofhope.co.uk) where you can find links to services across the UK.