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English
United States
14 episodes
since April 8, 2026
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Buck looks like the kind of guy nobody messes with, but his story is a reminder that addiction does not care how tough you are. He’s a bouncer and bartender in Lexington, a private security business owner, and a sober bartender with a sobriety date on October 31. We talk with him about the real cos…

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Silence can wreck you faster than bad news. Our buddy Kody joins us to tell the story behind his “miracle baby” and the years that came before and after it: male-factor infertility, IVF, repeated pregnancy loss, and the kind of grief that makes you feel numb in the room while your life is falling a…
Divorce can look “sudden” from the outside while it’s been quietly unfolding for years on the inside. We sit down with Kelly, a physician assistant in orthopedics, as she tells the real timeline behind her breakup: a college connection, long-distance commitment, then a move-in that exposed early mi…
The scariest part about depression isn’t always how loud it gets, it’s how normal it can feel to carry it alone. Zac and Matt slow things down for a solemn conversation on men’s mental health, why so many of us stay quiet, and what those “I’m fine” answers can hide after divorce, heartbreak, or yea…
He grew up in a hyper-conservative home where church was non-negotiable, questions were dangerous, and “being different” came with a threat of rejection. Then he got married young, became a dad fast, and eventually had to face the one truth he’d been taught to fear most: he’s gay. Nate joins us to …
A chicken quesadilla, a first date that includes meeting the parents, and a relationship that goes from new to married in the blink of an eye, Tanya’s divorce story is as wild as it is human. We sit down with her to trace how leaving an abusive relationship can reshape your definition of safety, an…
The manosphere isn’t just a few loud guys online. It’s a pipeline that finds men at their lowest point, especially after divorce, and sells them a shiny shortcut: get richer, look tougher, dominate more, and you’ll finally be “high value.” We’re not buying it, and we’re not letting lonely men get f…
The toughest part of “being a man” is unlearning what we were trained to be. We grew up hearing that real men don’t cry, don’t talk about feelings, and definitely don’t admit they’re struggling. But that kind of stoicism doesn’t make you strong. It makes you silent until you blow up on the people w…
You can’t logic your way out of a post-divorce hole. At some point you have to move, show up, and let life surprise you again. That’s what our “yes man” season is about: saying yes after divorce in a way that rebuilds confidence, creates new memories, and brings you back to yourself.We trade storie…
One rushed decision can feel like love, and the next can feel like you’re trapped in a life you never picked. From a booth at Campus Pub in Lexington, we sit down with Philip Corley and follow the chain reaction: meeting young, converting religions, and getting pulled into an accelerated marriage t…
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