Ep. 391: Why We Don't Care About Men with Dr. Jade Teta - a podcast by Danny-J Johnson & Jill Coleman
from 2023-11-29T19:06:14.902519
If you asked us if we supports men’s rights, we’d probably say yes. Of course, only if the “rights” you’re talking about is the right to shut the fuck up. Okay, okay just kidding. We have no real hate for men at all, but sometimes we find ourselves wondering why we should care about the struggles men are facing when they’re the ones who are hurting themselves (and women too!). Who better to talk about the problems men are facing than an actual, real life man?! We’re so excited to chat with Dr. Jade Teta about the (fake) problems that men are dealing with today.
Why should we care about men’s issues? [1:15]
Men need men, but there are no role models [5:35]
How men work through their mental health issues [9:17]
All humans want the same things [18:46]
When women take part in toxic masculinity [23:54]
Balancing the masculine/feminine dynamic [29:39]
How to speak the language of men [37:51]
Elevating the conversation [44:42]
What does it look like to love yourself? [48:24]
The trap of social media [53:15]
The power and popularity matrix [59:55]
Purpose is the only way to get your needs met [1:04:34]
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