In this episode, we cover everything from aging as men to the importance of getting your affairs in order before it’s too late.

We kick things off by laughing at ourselves — realizing that playing basketball in our 30s and 40s is not the same as it was in our 20s. The recovery time is longer, the knees talk back, and pride can get you hurt. From there, we share some hilarious (and slightly embarrassing) stories about experimenting with male enhancement supplements and what that taught us about ego, health, and expectations.

But underneath the humor is a serious message: as men, we have to take responsibility for our health and our legacy. That means doctor visits. That means estate planning. That means making sure our families aren’t left scrambling if something happens to us.

Growing older isn’t just about slowing down — it’s about getting wise. This episode is funny, honest, and necessary. Because handling your business now is one of the greatest gifts you can leave behind.

Get Your Affairs in Order | Manly Deeds Podcast Ep. 176

Hooping , Male Enhancements, & Final Will and Testament

Men are expected to provide. To protect. To lead. To carry. We show up for our families, our jobs, our communities — but rarely stop to ask who is showing up for us. What happens when the caretaker never gets cared for?

This episode dives into the emotional weight men carry silently. The pressure to be strong. The expectation to suppress. The guilt that comes with taking time for yourself. We talk about burnout, isolation, and the quiet reality that many men feel exhausted but don’t feel allowed to say it out loud.

This is a vulnerable conversation about responsibility, rest, and redefining strength. Because taking care of everyone else shouldn’t mean losing yourself.

Men are expected to provide. To protect. To lead. To carry. We show up for our families, our jobs, our communities — but rarely stop to ask who is showing up for us. What happens when the caretaker never gets cared for?

This episode dives into the emotional weight men carry silently. The pressure to be strong. The expectation to suppress. The guilt that comes with taking time for yourself. We talk about burnout, isolation, and the quiet reality that many men feel exhausted but don’t feel allowed to say it out loud.

This is a vulnerable conversation about responsibility, rest, and redefining strength. Because taking care of everyone else shouldn’t mean losing yourself.

In this episode, we unpack the growing conversation around financial responsibility within families after Glorilla’s sister suggested that Glorilla should take care of her entire family now that she’s established as a successful music artist. We wrestle with the question many people face once they “make it”: Is the most successful family member obligated to provide for everyone? And if so, where do boundaries begin and end?

The conversation then shifts to current events as we discuss Donald Trump’s racist depiction of Barack and Michelle Obama and what moments like this reveal about race, power, and public discourse in America. We also address reports and personal concerns surrounding ICE mistreating American citizens, raising questions about accountability, civil rights, and who is actually being protected.

This episode blends culture, politics, and real-life pressure points—challenging listeners to think critically about responsibility, identity, and justice in today’s America.

In this episode of the Manly Deeds Podcast, we dive into why men play video games — not just for entertainment, but for relaxation, connection, and mental escape. Despite the judgment men often face for gaming, we argue that play can be a healthy outlet and a necessary form of stress relief.

The fellas take a trip down memory lane, revisiting the video games and systems that shaped our childhoods and friendships. From late-night gaming sessions to bonding through competition, we reflect on how gaming created community long before online spaces existed.

We also tap into pure nostalgia by talking about our favorite episodes of Martin and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, breaking down why these shows still resonate and connect us across generations.

This episode is about reclaiming joy, embracing healthy escapes, and giving men the freedom to unwind without guilt.

In this episode of the Manly Deeds Podcast, we explore the tension between being honest and navigating a politically correct world. There’s a real desire to share our unfiltered, unadulterated truth, even when that truth isn’t widely accepted or socially rewarded.

The conversation expands into the reality that a “game” often exists — unspoken rules around language, tone, and behavior — and the pressure to play along in order to succeed. But the bigger question remains: Is playing the game the only path to success, or can authenticity still win?

We also reflect on our first jobs as teenagers and how those early work experiences shaped our understanding of what we will tolerate for our careers.

This episode unpacks truth, compromise, courage, and consequence, challenging listeners to consider what it really costs to be honest — and what it costs to stay silent.

In this episode of the Manly Deeds Podcast, we unpack the reaction to Druski’s viral church skit and the strong response it sparked from the church community. We talk about why the skit hit such a nerve, what parts of the criticism are valid, and where the conversation may have missed the point.

The fellas also reflect on their own personal experiences in church — the good, the complicated, and the things that shaped how they view faith today. From discussing what genuinely needs to change in church culture to examining the issues people often make mountains out of molehills over, this episode creates space for honest reflection without disrespect.

It’s a thoughtful, balanced conversation about faith, accountability, humor, and growth — and what it really looks like for the church to listen instead of just react.

In this episode, we have an honest conversation about living with anger — not just momentary frustration, but the kind of anger that’s been present for years. We talk about growing up angry, how it can feel inherited or passed down, and the struggle of wanting to get it under control when it’s been such a constant part of who you are.

The discussion gets real as we unpack a story where being the aggressor felt instinctive when conflict arose, forcing us to examine how anger often shows up first in tense moments. We then close with another story that complicates the conversation even more — a moment where being the aggressor felt necessary when someone approached our wife.

This episode explores the complicated balance between anger management, emotional discipline, protection, and restraint, especially for men navigating leadership, marriage, and masculinity.

New Year’s resolutions are superficial wish lists, not commitments.

In this episode of the Manly Deeds Podcast, we kick off the year by breaking down why New Year’s resolutions don’t work, why most people quit before February, and what actually creates lasting change.

We get into:

• Why goals beat resolutions every time

• The real difference between motivation and discipline

• Why “giving yourself grace” can actually hold you back

• How small wins build real momentum

• Why failure isn’t failure, it’s feedback

• And how to reset without quitting when you fall off

Plus, we introduce a new segment called Truth or Cap where we debate some real-life statements most people can't agree on.

If you’ve ever fallen off your goals, struggled to stay consistent, or felt stuck waiting to “feel motivated,” this episode is for you.

00:00:00 – Back in the Cave

00:03:00 – New Year’s Resolutions Are A Waste Of Time

00:06:15 – Resolutions vs Goals: What’s the Difference?

00:10:00 – Why Most People Quit Before February

00:14:00 – Setting Real Goals (Life, Marriage, Money)

00:18:00 – Why Men Avoid Planning & Fear Failing

00:21:00 – Small Wins vs Big Wins

00:24:00 – Failure Is Feedback, Not Defeat

00:27:00 – Motivation vs Discipline (Which Actually Works?)

00:31:00 – Falling Off Doesn’t Mean Quit!

00:35:00 – Grace vs Standards (Hard Truths)

00:42:00 – Are You Showing Up or Just Checking the Box?

00:48:00 – TRUTH or CAP??!!

00:55:00 – Final Takeaways & Closing Thoughts!

In this episode, we take time to reflect before turning the page. We talk honestly about what 2025 taught us, the habits, mindsets, and situations we’re leaving behind, and the lessons we’re carrying forward.

The conversation shifts toward intention as we look ahead to 2026 — how we want to show up, what we’re prioritizing, and the standards we’re setting for ourselves moving forward. It’s a mix of reflection, accountability, and vision-setting as the fellas close one chapter and prepare for the next.

This episode is about growth, clarity, and moving into the new year on purpose.