The Midlife Guys is the unfiltered, insightful, and often hilarious podcast designed for Millennials and Generation X entering — or already deep in — the wild world of midlife. Each week, we dive into the real issues facing men and women in their late 30s, 40s, and 50s, tackling the topics that actually matter during this transformative stage of life.From sex and relationships to grief, mental health, fitness, parenting, career shifts, and buying a home, The Midlife Guys explores the challenges, changes, and opportunities of becoming a fully grown adult (even when you don’t always feel like one). We talk openly about aging, family dynamics, midlife reinvention, wellness, and the pressure to “have it all figured out” as responsibilities stack up.Whether you’re navigating midlife burnout, rediscovering passions, trying to stay healthy, or simply wondering if everyone else feels the same way — this podcast is for you. With honest conversations, personal stories, and plenty of laughs.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Midlife Guys is the unfiltered, insightful, and often hilarious podcast designed for Millennials and Generation X entering, or already deep in, the wild world of midlife. Each week, we dive into the real issues facing men and women in their late 30s, 40s, and 50s, tackling the topics that actually matter during this transformative stage of life.
Recent episodes include "Stop Spending So Much on Halloween" (29 October 2026, 31 minutes), "Why Millennials Are in Love with Costco" (22 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "From Latchkey to Lighthouse: How Parenting Has Evolved" (15 October 2026, 32 minutes).
The Midlife Guys publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 56 episodes.
Booking probability for The Midlife Guys is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Midlife Guys requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Midlife Guys's contact route on record: public web form.
The Midlife Guys is a society podcast with 56 episodes published.
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Episode #57
Halloween used to be a fun night of trick-or-treating. Now it’s a weeks-long marathon of trunk-or-treats, school costume parades, haunted houses, and elaborate decorations you put up one weekend at a time. Parents are...
Episode #56
The United States is a divided nation. Politics, religion, class, race, affordability—many things are tearing our society apart. But only one thing is bringing us all together: Costco. No matter your background...
We grew up with a lot more freedom than kids seem to have today. We rode our bikes freely around the neighborhood, went out with friends after school, and got back home by sunset. "Latchkey kids" have a bad rep, but it...
Episode #52
Youth sports used to be pretty simple: sign up for the local rec league, play with your friends and go home. Now, for many families, sports can mean travel teams, private coaches, expensive equipment, packed weekends...
To celebrate doing this podcast for one whole calendar year, we decided to answer listener questions and reflect on a year of our awesome podcasting journey—all totally live on YouTube and Facebook. Then Facebook...
Episode #50
The things we loved in the 1990s don't always hold up so well in the 2020s. Over the next two weeks, we're looking back at some of the brands and cultural institutions that once seemed like an essential part of growing...
Episode #49
Ultra-processed food has become one of the defining nutrition concerns for Gen X and Millennials. But how much of it should we actually be worried about? Turns out, a lot more than most people realize. This week we're...
Millennials entered the workforce with higher-ups teaching them a set of unwritten rules: stay humble, be grateful for the opportunity, avoid workplace drama, figure things out for yourself, and do your job...
Back-to-school season has, whether parents like it or not, become a full-blown cultural event. A season! Just for shopping for kids' stuff! Who needs all this? This week, we're talking the pressure to buy new clothes...
Some midlife changes happen gradually. Others seemly spring up overnight. Suddenly lighter beer tastes better, strategic napping is a thing, and restaurant menus are harder to read. These are just a few of the small...
Everyone knows social media drives people apart—deeper into echo chambers, conspiratorial thinking and dehumanized realities—but few can see the forest through the trees. Many still believe they are right about...
Do you have one foot in the grave once you hit 40? Maybe it was true in the Middle Ages... but not anymore. Inspired by Emma Rosenblum’s Wall Street Journal essay , Mike and Andrew explore the idea that one's 40s is...
Episode #43
Movie theatres were once the centre of summer entertainment, but are midlifers still showing up? Mike and Andrew dive into the changing movie-going experience, from rising ticket prices and family budgets to streaming...
Baseball was supposed to be fading away. Soccer was never supposed to catch on in America. Yet both sports are attracting younger fans, filling stadiums with families, and gaining momentum while other leagues struggle...
Episode #41
Social media isn't just affecting teenagers. It's reshaping midlife, parenthood and middle-class personal finances. Parents are bombarded with unrealistic family content that foments guilt and FOMO, distorting reality...
Looksmaxxing. Mewing. The manosphere. A growing ecosystem of influencers is selling young boys a version of masculinity built on appearance, status and performative online stunts. But how do these communities attract...
Episode #39
Fathers' Day is around the corner, and we're asking the age-old question: is being a boy dad really different from being a girl dad? Squaring off in the debate are Andrew, father of two sons, and Braxton, father of two...
Episode #38
<p>AI is everywhere now: at work, at home, in our inboxes, our fitness plans, and even our relationships. But are we using it to become more productive—or just asking it for life advice, therapy and fan fiction?</p>...
Episode #37
<p>Last week, Mike and Andrew talked about the best—and worst—parts of life in their 40s. Now, they're keeping that train running—talking about the biggest surprises. Turns out sleep actually becomes way more important...
Episode #36
<p>Your 40s arrive quietly—and suddenly everything feels different. This week, Mike and Andrew get personal as they compare notes on what they love (and hate) most about entering their 40s: confidence, freedom...
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