Co-Host: Scot McKay
You’re hearing the term “toxic masculinity” less often nowadays. Who or what turned the tables. And how?
You’re hearing the term “toxic masculinity” less often nowadays. Who or what turned the tables. And how?
What does it mean for men to have a personal style? Why is it so important to attracting women?
What does being a “measured” man mean? And why is it so attractive to women?
Why did rich businessmen jump off of buildings when the stock market crashed? The same toxic mindset can affect your success with women.
You’ve been told 2nd marriages usually fail. What if that isn’t true at all?
You’ve been told 2nd marriages usually fail. What if that isn’t true at all?
What if the woman you picture in your imagination isn’t really “the woman of your dreams”?
Getting the dreaded “JBF Talk” from a woman sucks enough. But what if she’s dead quiet about it?
You’re hearing a lot about “divorce glow-ups” nowadays. But why now? And why so often?
For years men have tried to understand women…and vice-versa. What if we’ve been thinking about the question all wrong?
You show interest, but she’s giving you lukewarm signals. Is it you…or her?
What if “looksmaxxing” isn’t even necessary? I mean, is it possible women think differently than men about physical attractiveness?
What does “emotional regulation” even mean? And why are so few men showing it, even though it’s what attracts women?
Could “analog resistance” be the key for older men to attract younger women?
The newest dating trend is called “friendfluence”. But does it mean what we think it does?
Scot McKay has shared bad jokes with North Korean military officers, sipped coffee at Pablo Escobar’s home (served by his maid), survived a shark attack while surfing, held his breath as a pride of lions walked by his tent, and blitzed through California canyons with his knee on the double-yellow line at 140 mph. Yet somehow, he has also been referred to as the “sane one” on X by Scott Adams, of all people. But despite once being mobbed by the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders, being able to back a 30′ travel trailer into a camping spot, and that time he beat the World Champion at his own sport (no details provided), he’s still the most down-to-earth men’s expert out there. Looking back, it’s a good thing Scot got laid off from a notoriously foolish Fortune 50 company the same week he closed a $400 million deal. Otherwise, he might still be in a cubicle instead of empowering men to greatness in their careers and their relationships with women.After over 20 years, he remains the most fluff-free fountainhead of original content in his field