In this week's episode of Minds of Men, we explore the quiet epidemic of male loneliness and the power of genuine human connection.

Together with Jake Fishbein, we dive into why meaningful friendships become harder as men get older, the role of men's circles, and why so many men struggle to be truly seen, heard and understood.

We unpack vulnerability, trust, masculinity, emotional safety and what it actually takes to build authentic relationships in a world that often rewards performance over presence.

Whether you're looking to strengthen your friendships, become a better partner, father or leader, or simply feel less alone, this conversation offers practical insights and honest reflections that every man can benefit from.

If you've ever felt isolated despite appearing to have everything together, this episode is for you.

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Jake Fishbein is a novelist, executive coach, men's group facilitator, die-hard Red Sox fan, and Greek-history nerd. He runs Tiresias Leadership and The Arena Men's Group, where he helps executives, non-profit leaders, and men wrestling with modern masculinity become better communicators and build relationships that actually nourish them. And yes, he coaches women, too. You can find his writing on The Good Men Project and on his Substack, The Hungry Reader.

You can learn more about Jake and his work here:

www.jakefishbein.com

Amazon US - Print
- https://www.amazon.com/Mens-Group-Novel-Messy-Friendships/dp/B0H31RVBC9

Amazon - Kindle ebook
- https://www.amazon.com/Mens-Group-Novel-Messy-Friendships-ebook/dp/B0H31JMJXS/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0

Barnes & Noble - Print
- https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-mens-group-jacob-fishbein/1150260181?ean=9798900520247

B&N - Nook ebook
- https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-mens-group-jacob-fishbein/1150260181?ean=2940185207956

How much of what you know about nutrition is actually true?

In this episode, I speak with Joshua Clamp about food, nutrition and health, cutting through the myths, misinformation and conflicting advice that dominate the industry. From ultra-processed foods and weight loss to metabolic health, supplements and sustainable eating habits, we unpack what really matters, and what doesn't.

Whether you're looking to improve your health, increase your energy or simply make better decisions about what you eat, this conversation is packed with practical insights and evidence-based advice you can apply immediately.

Josh Clamp is a Registered Nutritionist (MSc), Ultra Endurance Runner & Men's Health Champion. After completing his BSc in Medical Physiology and MSc in Human Nutrition, Josh joined Maximus UK as a Senior Nutritionist to lead their online men's weight management programme. Josh now runs his own performance consultancy, The Men’s Health Nutritionist, where he supports and collaborates with businesses, charities & and individuals to optimise health, wellbeing & performance.

To learn more about Josh, click below:

Website: https://www.themenshealthnutritionist.co.uk/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-clamp-rnutr-125a45160/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themenshealthnutritionist/

On this week's episode, I speak with Ben Price, who is ex-Special Forces and now works as a Men's Coach. Join us as we explore rites of passage, masculine archetypes, and initiations which are sorely missing across society.

Together, we explore why so many men feel lost in the modern world, the importance of rites of passage, masculine archetypes, and the initiations that once helped boys become grounded, capable men. We discuss what happens when those experiences are missing, and how men can consciously create them for themselves today.

If you're interested in masculinity, purpose, resilience, leadership, and becoming the man your life is asking you to be, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

To learn more about Ben and his work, check out his website and YouTube channel:

- https://go.coachbenprice.com/the-forge
- https://www.youtube.com/@coachbenprice