PsycHacks

Episode 526: I did (why women are mean to men who like them)

Episode 525: Delusional women (understanding female entitlement)

Episode 524: Some men need marriage (be all that you can be)

Episode 523: The plow horse (how marriage uses men)

Episode 522: The problem of now (the dirty garage)

Episode 521: The disposable man (all lives are not worth the same)

Episode 520: An ideal marriage (why certain relationships go the distance)

Episode 519: Rise of the beta (why men today are so feminine)

Episode 518: Know when to shut up (learn how to take the money)

Episode 517: What women want (the answer to the question)

Episode 516: Her narcissistic ex (why this is a red flag)

Episode 515: The appreciation gap (how to stop men from cheating)

Episode 514: How to meet women (the four pathways)

Episode 513: The beginning of the end (how men lose power in relationships)

Episode 512: Who speaks for men? (the disappearance of male space)

This episode explores the rise of male ideologues and their appeal to young men, arguing that this phenomenon stems from the near-total absence of exclusively male spaces in Western society. Against the backdrop of a perceived crisis of masculinity and the dismantling of traditional male roles, impressionable young me...

Episode 511: Attachment can change (overcoming relational insecurity)

Episode 510: Not everyone can be happy (your thoughts create your reality)

Episode 509: Staying for the kids (responding to the arguments)

Episode 508: Men need friends (the loneliness problem)

Episode 507: The Easter egg hunt (how women get men to lose)

This podcast episode uses the anecdote of an Easter egg hunt to illustrate the author's theory that recent advancements for women in various fields are partly due to the strategic use of pity, shame, and outrage tactics, rather than solely merit. The speaker details his childhood experience where his mother manipulate...