Track 8 keeps the ball rolling with author, speaker, & dating/relationship coach Troy Spry. In this episode he reveals the difference between a dating coach, and a matchmaker. Society only highlights the bad sides of dating while there are still many good sides a swell. The episode highlights not falling into clickbait creating, how to balance online and offline dating, and the importance of finding a community centered around things you love. The episode also discusses the topic of who should pay all the bills, and why women have that mindset.Troy Spry 's social mediaInstagram: @xklusive5Website: www.xklusivethoughts.comFacebook: Troy SpryBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

Why Is It So Hard for Millennials to Date Feat. Troy Spry (QLC-Track 8)

Are you a young millennial man standing at the crossroads of life, feeling like the outlier in your circle when making smart, healthy choices? Look no further because P.S.A the Mental Health Podcast has got you covered!Hosted by Izzy Baker, Prodigy Sportive Attestations is an interview-based podcast that delivers a raw, masculine take on mental health specifically tailored to young men like you—those who defy the grain yet find themselves isolated in their pursuit of well-being.This podcast is a journey into the heart of decision-making for young men striving to thrive in the complexities of modern society. We dissect topics that resonate with your life: building authentic relationships, navigating societal pressures with wisdom, achieving financial stability, career development, emotional intelligence, physical health, lifestyle management, cultural competency, and fostering personal growth through faith.Whether you want to enhance your leadership skills, improve your fitness regime, or foster better connections, we've got you covered. Alongside, we'll explore the emotional landscape of manhood—tackling topics like stress management, the impact of social media, and the importance of creative expression. Each episode blends unfiltered discussions, sound research, and engaging storytelling, spiced with the comedy style of satire. We're here to equip you with the tools to break through decision fatigue and chart a course through life's challenges with resilience and foresight. This podcast captures intellectual and humorous conversations that challenge your thoughts, beliefs, and actions. So, join us on this journey of self-discovery and personal growth. But remember, this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not a replacement for seeking professional help.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

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Welcome to Season 8, Episode 7 of the "P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast," titled "Navigating the Waves of Masculinity: The Soft Guy Era." This episode delves into the complexities of modern masculinity, examining the controversies of the "soft guy era" and its impact on young millennial men's mental health.Episode Overview: Join us as we explore the shifting sands of gender roles and masculinity. We discuss how societal expectations have evolved and what they might look like in the future. Our conversation covers the red pill community's toxic parallels with radical feminist movements and questions the advice given to men on how they should act.Soft Guy Era: A Blessing or a Curse? This era is seen as both a satirical rebuttal to feminism and a genuine expression of softer male identities. We dissect how this movement serves as both a critique and an adaptation of men's societal roles.A Case Study: Our new segment reviews perspectives from notable YouTubers @TheAmalaEkpunobi & @J-Hall and various TikTok clips, offering a well-rounded view of the "soft guy era." We also look into an article that sparks further debate on the subject.Biblical Perspectives and Modern Masculinity: How are men viewed in the Bible, and what does that tell us about expectations today? We discuss scriptural references and their interpretations in contemporary society, including the profound question: "Are men called to be soft?"What Does This Have to Do With Mental Health?Emotional Openness: We advocate for a masculinity that embraces vulnerability and emotional expression, highlighting its benefits for mental health.Community and Connection: Understanding the importance of real-world interactions beyond online personas and how these affect young men's mental health.Self-Care and Mental Well-Being: Discuss "soft living" and emphasize mental health through self-care practices.Mental Health and Identity: As traditional masculinity is deconstructed, we discuss the mental strain on men who feel caught between old and new identities. This includes how changes in gender roles can lead to confusion and psychological stress.Challenging Conventional Views:We question societal norms and the impact of these shifts on relationship dynamics and personal fulfillment.We explore how economic changes in relationship roles can create tension and misunderstandings.Question of the Day:"In an era that challenges traditional masculinity, how do we define what it means to be a man today? Is the 'soft guy' movement a step forward for gender equality, or does it risk diluting essential aspects of male identity?"Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

How the Soft Guy Era is Both a Blessing & a Curse For Men

Welcome to another electrifying episode of Mental Man Mondays! I’m your host, Izzy, and today we’re joined by a very special guest, my good friend Jeremy Robinson, the host of the It Factor podcast. This episode is packed with thought-provoking discussions on some of the most talked-about entertainment and mental health issues. You won’t want to miss it!

Sinbad’s Triumphant Return, Diddy’s Shocking Scandal, and Kel Mitchell’s Spiritual Warfare

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Brady McLean, co-founder of the motorcycle apparel brand “Go Fast, Don’t Die.” Discover how GFDD transcends the typical boundaries of a brand by championing a lifestyle of community support, cultural disruption, and courageous living.

How Brady McLean Found Freedom Riding the Open Road and Built a Thriving Community

Welcome to another high-voltage episode of Mental Man Mondays! I’m your host, Izzy, and today we’re delving into some controversial entertainment and mental health topics with our special guest, the dynamic personal trainer and educator @im_romello. Get ready for an intense discussion!

Jaq Lee Clap Back: Fired Over Classroom Incident, Clarence & Queen’s Marriage Views & The Drake Hate

Gear up for a raw and real episode of P.S.A: The Mental Health Podcast, where we hit the studio—literally in the lab—with Kelechi Asoluka, the sneaker guru behind Kelechi Kleans Kicks. This isn't just about keeping your kicks fresh; crafting connections, chasing passion, and crushing doubts.Kelechi isn't just a sneaker restorer; he's a trendsetter who's turned his Kinesiology knowledge and creative flair into a cultural stamp in the sneaker world. Whether you're meeting someone new over a pair of classic retros or sharing your latest find on social, it’s all about that sneaker bond.Tune in as Kelechi shares his journey from viral humor—yes, we're talking about his infamous take on the Diddy "freak off" scene—to empowering insights on navigating mental wellness. Recorded live while he was literally "in the lab", this episode dives into how creativity and mental health intersect in the most unexpected ways. Engaging in creative processes like sneaker restoration can significantly decrease anxiety, enhance mood, and improve cognitive function, fostering a focused and present state of mind beneficial for mental wellness.We're getting into the thick of overcoming self-doubt, the power of humor in healing, and why, sometimes, you need to stay in the lab a little longer to perfect your craft. This is for anyone looking to improve their mental game and live life with purpose and sneakers. Don't miss this blend of lifestyle, laughter, and life lessons tailored for the modern man.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/p-s-a-the-mental-health-podcast--5520511/support.

Why Is It So Hard for Millennials to Date Feat. Troy Spry (QLC-Track 8)

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