In the latest episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser talk jealousy, and share moments in their lives where it has manifested, including in relationships, rivalries and on the pitch. They discuss the purpose of jealousy, and wonder if it can motivate people to succeed or leave them feeling sad and envious. They talk about the importance of embracing a whole spectrum of emotions, and imagine a world where people might be more honest about the jealousy they experience.

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In this episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser talk loneliness, and reflect on times throughout their lives where they have experienced it the most. They talk about the importance of sharing problems with others in order to feel a sense of belonging and community, and muse on the many approaches people may take to try to feel less alone. Finally, they ask the question if it's ever possible to never feel loneliness or if it is simply part of the human condition.

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In the latest episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser take on the conversation of class, reflecting on their differing upbringings and how this has shaped their worldview. Covering subjects including schooling, family, motivations and ultimately their routes into professional sport, they question whether class has an effect on work ethic, or whether it can prove detrimental in certain fields.

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In this episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser are joined by the UK’s leading Life Coach, No.1 Best-selling International Author of How To Do YOU and GQ Magazine’s resident coach and columnist, Jacqueline Hurst. Jacqueline is a Certified Life Coach, Master NLP Practitioner and a Certified Health and Weight Coach with over two decades experience in helping clients change their life through learning how to change their mindset.

In this interview, Jacqueline talks about her personal experiences with addiction, the approach she takes with her clients and the issues she sees both male and female clients dealing with most often. Touching on relationships, success and resentment, she explains how a change of mindset can allow people to live more freely.

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In the new episode of Understanding Men, inspired by comments made by Jordan Peterson, Luke and Fraser talk about fighting and physical ability. They question whether masculinity is dependent on strength and performance and ask how they would deal with a physical confrontation or altercation. Reflecting on their own capabilities which have changed through time, injury or illness, they wonder just how much fighting is a part of manhood.

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In the latest episode of Understanding Men, inspired by new years resolutions and good intentions, Luke and Fraser talk about the mindset, outlook and support networks they needed in order for them to make significant change in their lives. They also discuss some of the more sustainable ways to deal with issues such as alcoholism and addiction, and how honesty and accountability have helped them maintain those positive changes.

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In the latest episode of Understanding Men, Luke and Fraser are joined by former Special Forces soldier and founding Directing Staff on Channel 4's hit show SAS: Who Dares Wins, Ollie Ollerton.

In this interview, Ollie talks about how his early life experiences lead him to follow a career in the military, and how this has shaped his current outlook. He also talks about the techniques he uses to stay present and calm in high stress situations and the difficulty in maintaining a results based focus, which he sees in the military, elite sport and the wider working world. 

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Get those party poppers ready, it's 2024! Luke and Fraser are taking a look back on their year to share the unexpected changes they experienced, their highlights and reflections on the 12 months just gone, and their hopes and goals for 2024...

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